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Of all the technologies and advances in science fiction, which is most likely to become a reality?

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Is it possible other animals that went extinct millions of years ago had some semblance of higher intelligence?

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The asteroid that killed the dinosaurs, when it impacted, did it completely break up? Or would there still be any decent sized chunk of the asteroid remaining beneath the ocean near Yucatan?

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How far would the moon have to travel either towards or away from Earth in order to start causing adverse effects?

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In various sci-fi movies, you see a rotating ring on a ship used to provide gravity. Would the rotation itself allow you to stand up normally or would you need some sort of adhesive on the feet to grab onto the floor first?

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If you built a lamp that could withstand the depths of the Marianas Trench, how powerful of a light would it need to be in order to be visible all the way to the surface?

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Is a flat living world technically possible?

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Could wireless charging be powerful enough that lines could be run under roads to provode electricity to electric cars?

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Taking away radiation, how close could we actually get to the sun before the temperatures would kill us or ruin our spaceship?

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If you had a giant ice cube ala Futurama and dropped it in the ocean, would it have any impact on the global temperatures if it was big enough?

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Of all the technologies and advances in science fiction, which is most likely to become a reality?	1	askscience
Is it possible other animals that went extinct millions of years ago had some semblance of higher intelligence?	1	askscience
The asteroid that killed the dinosaurs, when it impacted, did it completely break up? Or would there still be any decent sized chunk of the asteroid remaining beneath the ocean near Yucatan?	1	askscience
How far would the moon have to travel either towards or away from Earth in order to start causing adverse effects?	1	askscience
In various sci-fi movies, you see a rotating ring on a ship used to provide gravity. Would the rotation itself allow you to stand up normally or would you need some sort of adhesive on the feet to grab onto the floor first?	1	askscience
If you built a lamp that could withstand the depths of the Marianas Trench, how powerful of a light would it need to be in order to be visible all the way to the surface?	1	askscience
Is a flat living world technically possible?	1	askscience
Could wireless charging be powerful enough that lines could be run under roads to provode electricity to electric cars?	1	askscience
Taking away radiation, how close could we actually get to the sun before the temperatures would kill us or ruin our spaceship?	1	askscience
If you had a giant ice cube ala Futurama and dropped it in the ocean, would it have any impact on the global temperatures if it was big enough?	1	askscience