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If you used an engine which was powered by the radioactive decay of a gallon of water, how much energy would it produce in 10 billion years?

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If Santa has some of the milk and cookies each child leaves for him on Christmas, how many calories does he consume? What else could be done with that sort of energy?

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What would the world be like today if the Axis Powers had access to Google Earth during World War 1?

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A disgusting question regarding alcohol being put into an inappropriate place in your body...

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Cross-disciplinary question: What is a theory in your field of expertise, which there is not yet sufficient evidence to establish, yet which you suspect is true and is interesting?

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How fast do gravity / gravity waves move? Is there any way they can theoretically move faster than light?

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Is it possible to cram 20,000 calories into a normal sized, normal weight energy bar which is at room temperature?

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Why does water in some Caribbean beaches seem especially transparent?

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Comets heat and cool as they approach and leave the sun. For those which circle the sun on a quasi stable orbit, does the tail get reabsorbed by the main rocky part of the comet as it cools, or is it swept away by solar winds?

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To what degree are the exterior walls of most sky scrappers in the United States, load bearing and to what degree are they merely cosmetic, without contributing meaningful to the total stability of the building?

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If you used an engine which was powered by the radioactive decay of a gallon of water, how much energy would it produce in 10 billion years?	1	askscience
If Santa has some of the milk and cookies each child leaves for him on Christmas, how many calories does he consume? What else could be done with that sort of energy?	1	askscience
What would the world be like today if the Axis Powers had access to Google Earth during World War 1?	1	AskHistorians
A disgusting question regarding alcohol being put into an inappropriate place in your body...	1	askscience
Cross-disciplinary question: What is a theory in your field of expertise, which there is not yet sufficient evidence to establish, yet which you suspect is true and is interesting?	1	askscience
How fast do gravity / gravity waves move? Is there any way they can theoretically move faster than light?	1	askscience
Is it possible to cram 20,000 calories into a normal sized, normal weight energy bar which is at room temperature?	1	askscience
Why does water in some Caribbean beaches seem especially transparent?	1	askscience
Comets heat and cool as they approach and leave the sun. For those which circle the sun on a quasi stable orbit, does the tail get reabsorbed by the main rocky part of the comet as it cools, or is it swept away by solar winds?	1	askscience
To what degree are the exterior walls of most sky scrappers in the United States, load bearing and to what degree are they merely cosmetic, without contributing meaningful to the total stability of the building?	1	askscience