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Is there a general consensus on how much time is left before mass migration is forced by climate change?

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Have we ever tried to define life as a "spectrum" or "continuum"? Explanation in text.

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The 1964 launch of the Mariner 4 probe to Mars had limited scientific instruments and sent back a handful of 200x200 pixel images. Would such a relatively low-tech probe provide us any useful information today were it sent to any outer planets or their moons?

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[WP] Mashup: Dirty Harry Potter. Go!

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My stupid thought for the day: is there a maximum temperature?

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Barring accidents, what would a reasonable life expectancy be and what are our prospects for extending it?

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Why, in 1870, did the government of Japan ban Ohaguro, the practice of blackening the teeth?

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When the US Constitution was finally adopted, what percentage of people living in the new country could legally vote?

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It took 36 years for Voyager I to exit the solar system. If we launched a new one today, how fast could we beat that time?

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How did the earliest scribes learn to read and write? I assume there was no cuneiform equivalent of "See Spot run."

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Is there a general consensus on how much time is left before mass migration is forced by climate change?	1	askscience
Have we ever tried to define life as a "spectrum" or "continuum"? Explanation in text.	1	askscience
The 1964 launch of the Mariner 4 probe to Mars had limited scientific instruments and sent back a handful of 200x200 pixel images. Would such a relatively low-tech probe provide us any useful information today were it sent to any outer planets or their moons?	1	askscience
[WP] Mashup: Dirty Harry Potter. Go!	1	WritingPrompts
My stupid thought for the day: is there a maximum temperature?	1	askscience
Barring accidents, what would a reasonable life expectancy be and what are our prospects for extending it?	1	askscience
Why, in 1870, did the government of Japan ban Ohaguro, the practice of blackening the teeth?	1	AskHistorians
When the US Constitution was finally adopted, what percentage of people living in the new country could legally vote?	1	AskHistorians
It took 36 years for Voyager I to exit the solar system. If we launched a new one today, how fast could we beat that time?	1	askscience
How did the earliest scribes learn to read and write? I assume there was no cuneiform equivalent of "See Spot run."	1	AskHistorians