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How realistic were TV show Babylon 5's Omega-class destroyer's rotating middle sections in simulating gravity? Would the rotating section be able to provide gravity for the entire ship or just the rotating part?

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[WP] The asteroid belt used to be a planet, and it was alive and hungry, and could take control of people. Humans destroyed it, but parts of it crashed into Earth and sent humanity technologically before the Stone Age. A remnant of the planet is now found, taking over its discoverers, still hungry.

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How will communication work due to limitations such as the speed of light when we have established bases/colonies on the Moon and other planets like Mars?

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What happens to the excess blood volume that supplied excess tissue after a person loses a lot of weight?

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Could there have been multicellular life on Earth before the impact that created the moon?

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When you fill a container with liquid, like a sink or bathtub with water, then drain it from underneath, the liquid begins to spin and create something that looks like a reverse tornado. Does it drain faster spinning a particular direction or does interrupting the spin cause it to drain faster?

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Assuming humanity had a very powerful drill that could drill through pretty much anything and also could withstand high pressures like at the bottom of the ocean, how feasible would it be to drill and create thousands of holes so the ocean level could be lowered?

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How realistic were TV show Babylon 5's Omega-class destroyer's rotating middle sections in simulating gravity? Would the rotating section be able to provide gravity for the entire ship or just the rotating part?	1480	askscience
[WP] The asteroid belt used to be a planet, and it was alive and hungry, and could take control of people. Humans destroyed it, but parts of it crashed into Earth and sent humanity technologically before the Stone Age. A remnant of the planet is now found, taking over its discoverers, still hungry.	2	WritingPrompts
How will communication work due to limitations such as the speed of light when we have established bases/colonies on the Moon and other planets like Mars?	1	askscience
What happens to the excess blood volume that supplied excess tissue after a person loses a lot of weight?	1	askscience
Could there have been multicellular life on Earth before the impact that created the moon?	1	askscience
When you fill a container with liquid, like a sink or bathtub with water, then drain it from underneath, the liquid begins to spin and create something that looks like a reverse tornado. Does it drain faster spinning a particular direction or does interrupting the spin cause it to drain faster?	1	askscience
Assuming humanity had a very powerful drill that could drill through pretty much anything and also could withstand high pressures like at the bottom of the ocean, how feasible would it be to drill and create thousands of holes so the ocean level could be lowered?	1	askscience