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If the Moon was formed from debris from an impact with another planet, then shouldn't the moons of gas giants be gaseous themselves? Or is our moon an outlier in terms of formation?

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Why are standards for scientific discovery so strict in physics and astronomy? I understand the high bar is needed but 4 sigma feels like a ridiculous standard. Why is a 1 in 1.000 chance of error enough?

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Could a small object such as a ping-pong ball orbit around an astronaut in otherwise zero-gravity conditions?

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Do animals find their own farts repulsive?

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What could we know about a person's anus and/or buttocks by analyzing the sound of their farts?

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What's the bright glow I see radiating from some people sometimes?

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How much tea would you have to dump into the Boston Harbour to make the water taste like tea?

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Why does oatmeal set like its made of concrete?

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What is it about alcohol that impairs judgement, and is there a way to reverse the process?

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How long would it take for an ecosystem to adapt to a new species?

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If the Moon was formed from debris from an impact with another planet, then shouldn't the moons of gas giants be gaseous themselves? Or is our moon an outlier in terms of formation?	1	askscience
Why are standards for scientific discovery so strict in physics and astronomy? I understand the high bar is needed but 4 sigma feels like a ridiculous standard. Why is a 1 in 1.000 chance of error enough?	1	askscience
Could a small object such as a ping-pong ball orbit around an astronaut in otherwise zero-gravity conditions?	1	askscience
Do animals find their own farts repulsive?	1	askscience
What could we know about a person's anus and/or buttocks by analyzing the sound of their farts?	1	askscience
What's the bright glow I see radiating from some people sometimes?	1	askscience
How much tea would you have to dump into the Boston Harbour to make the water taste like tea?	1	askscience
Why does oatmeal set like its made of concrete?	1	askscience
What is it about alcohol that impairs judgement, and is there a way to reverse the process?	1	askscience
How long would it take for an ecosystem to adapt to a new species?	1	askscience