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How come I can sometimes go 18 hours without getting hungry and other times I get hungry an hour after a full meal?

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Can people detect taste even if it were only affecting a single taste bud?

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Would you really freeze in the vacuum of space?

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If you get sedatives for surgery, will your body attempt a normal sleep cycle while you are under?

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Do planets always more-or-less orbit their star on the same plane as the star's equator, or is it possible for a star to have planets that orbit it in a way that we would consider "north to south"?

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Would the rocks that you find on other planets in our solar system be unique or would they be repeats of the rocks we find on earth?

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Could we get a satellite to orbit the sun perpendicular to the earth's orbit?

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Could we potentially create an area that would become especially conducive to forming fossils and then throw two of every animal carcass in there? Like a geological ark?

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If antimatter annihilates upon contact with matter, and dark matter is presumed to be pretty much everywhere, how is there any antimatter left in the universe? Is dark matter not really matter?

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How come I can sometimes go 18 hours without getting hungry and other times I get hungry an hour after a full meal?	1	askscience
Can people detect taste even if it were only affecting a single taste bud?	1	askscience
Would you really freeze in the vacuum of space?	1	askscience
If you get sedatives for surgery, will your body attempt a normal sleep cycle while you are under?	1	askscience
Do planets always more-or-less orbit their star on the same plane as the star's equator, or is it possible for a star to have planets that orbit it in a way that we would consider "north to south"?	1	askscience
Would the rocks that you find on other planets in our solar system be unique or would they be repeats of the rocks we find on earth?	1	askscience
Could we get a satellite to orbit the sun perpendicular to the earth's orbit?	1	askscience
Could we potentially create an area that would become especially conducive to forming fossils and then throw two of every animal carcass in there? Like a geological ark?	1	askscience
If antimatter annihilates upon contact with matter, and dark matter is presumed to be pretty much everywhere, how is there any antimatter left in the universe? Is dark matter not really matter?	1	askscience