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On Earth could an underground space, such as a cave, be so vast that it could have its own precipitation such as snow or rain?

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Regardless of whether or is possible to travel faster than light, how many times the speed of light would we have to be able to travel to make it worth while?

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On Earth we have longitude and latitude, they work because objects don’t move relative to each other. Is there a similar reference system for objects in space?

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Are there different names for the types of intelligence, such as ability to recall, ability to connect two disparate ideas? Or is it just lumped under IQ?

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On Earth could an underground space, such as a cave, be so vast that it could have its own precipitation such as snow or rain?	1	askscience
Regardless of whether or is possible to travel faster than light, how many times the speed of light would we have to be able to travel to make it worth while?	1	askscience
On Earth we have longitude and latitude, they work because objects don’t move relative to each other. Is there a similar reference system for objects in space?	1	askscience
Are there different names for the types of intelligence, such as ability to recall, ability to connect two disparate ideas? Or is it just lumped under IQ?	1	askscience