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In a plant seed, has the metabolism completely stopped until germination or is there still very very very slow "life" happening? In other words, is it "paused", or is it consuming energy very slowly?

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Was anyone at the Interlochen Show? Super disappointed in the sound

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If one steel sphere were suspended in zero gravity inside another larger steel sphere with a perfect vacuum between them, would the temperature of the inner sphere stay the same forever?

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Are materials we call "two-dimensional" actually two dimensional or is the third dimension just so flat we ignore it?

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Regarding the redefined Kilogram, why not use the mass of 1,000 cubic centimeters of water at a particular temperature as the standard. Isn't that the original meaning?

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What happens to Relative Humidity at extremely low pressures?

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The James Webb Space Telescope and the new E.S.A. Euclid Telescope are both parked at Lagrange Point 2 or L2. How big of a volume of space is considered to still be L2? Could that space become crowded with telescopes that all want to park in Earth's shadow?

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Does it take the same amount of energy to raise the temperature of 100,000 gallons of water 1 deg C as it would to raise 1 gallon of water 100,000 deg?

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In a plant seed, has the metabolism completely stopped until germination or is there still very very very slow "life" happening? In other words, is it "paused", or is it consuming energy very slowly?	21	askscience
Was anyone at the Interlochen Show? Super disappointed in the sound	2	311
If one steel sphere were suspended in zero gravity inside another larger steel sphere with a perfect vacuum between them, would the temperature of the inner sphere stay the same forever?	1	askscience
Are materials we call "two-dimensional" actually two dimensional or is the third dimension just so flat we ignore it?	1	askscience
Regarding the redefined Kilogram, why not use the mass of 1,000 cubic centimeters of water at a particular temperature as the standard. Isn't that the original meaning?	1	askscience
What happens to Relative Humidity at extremely low pressures?	1	askscience
The James Webb Space Telescope and the new E.S.A. Euclid Telescope are both parked at Lagrange Point 2 or L2. How big of a volume of space is considered to still be L2? Could that space become crowded with telescopes that all want to park in Earth's shadow?	1	askscience
Does it take the same amount of energy to raise the temperature of 100,000 gallons of water 1 deg C as it would to raise 1 gallon of water 100,000 deg?	1	askscience