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Why did we start counting the year on the 1st of January? Does it have any special astronomical meaning like the first day of each season?

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Is the Sea Level Rise going to affect any unit of measurement that uses the sea level as a point of reference?

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If an earthquake hits a beach, do bigger stones rise to the surface?

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If an earthquake hits a beach, do bigger stones rise to the surface?

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Suppose I’m about to crash my car as I’m driving, but I have a few seconds to prepare for impact. What should I do to minimise the damage?

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If we knew we are about to crash our car in a few seconds, what would be the best procedure to follow if the impact is imminent and cannot be avoided?

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[WP] You are transformed by a wizard into one of the most annoying animals on earth: a mosquito. You are on the other side of the world from your home and you have only 24 hours to make your family realize it's actually you, otherwise you will remain a mosquito forever. What's your plan?

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[WP] You have always been immortal, and people used to worship you, but at a certain point through early history of humanity people managed to capture you and imprison you. Everyone forgot you and you spent centuries imprisoned with no human contact, until...

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The year is 2045. The first astronauts have landed on Mars. They find a cave with a human skeleton, and 4 words are written on the wall…

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Let's say I'm driving my car. From my point of view everything else is moving and I am not. Does that mean that the force needed to move my car in one direction is the same needed to move the rest of the universe in the opposite direction?

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Why did we start counting the year on the 1st of January? Does it have any special astronomical meaning like the first day of each season?	1	askscience
Is the Sea Level Rise going to affect any unit of measurement that uses the sea level as a point of reference?	1	askscience
If an earthquake hits a beach, do bigger stones rise to the surface?	1	askscience
If an earthquake hits a beach, do bigger stones rise to the surface?	1	askscience
Suppose I’m about to crash my car as I’m driving, but I have a few seconds to prepare for impact. What should I do to minimise the damage?	1	askscience
If we knew we are about to crash our car in a few seconds, what would be the best procedure to follow if the impact is imminent and cannot be avoided?	1	askscience
[WP] You are transformed by a wizard into one of the most annoying animals on earth: a mosquito. You are on the other side of the world from your home and you have only 24 hours to make your family realize it's actually you, otherwise you will remain a mosquito forever. What's your plan?	1	WritingPrompts
[WP] You have always been immortal, and people used to worship you, but at a certain point through early history of humanity people managed to capture you and imprison you. Everyone forgot you and you spent centuries imprisoned with no human contact, until...	1	WritingPrompts
The year is 2045. The first astronauts have landed on Mars. They find a cave with a human skeleton, and 4 words are written on the wall…	1	WritingPrompts
Let's say I'm driving my car. From my point of view everything else is moving and I am not. Does that mean that the force needed to move my car in one direction is the same needed to move the rest of the universe in the opposite direction?	1	askscience