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Is there a such thing as dominant hands in typing, regardless of speed?

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Why do some small English rivers have large estuaries, even though they don't discharge as much compared to larger rivers?

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In "Conquering Gotham", Jill Jonnes mentioned that the Hudson River Tunnels being built by the PRR were moving slightly up and down in the riverbed silt. A little while later, they figured out that it was being caused by the tide. How is this possible?

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How are crowd surges able to obey the laws of thermodynamics?

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I am a local farmer who has just been notified that my house is in the pathway of a future railroad. How would this affect me, and are there any ways I can fight back?

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There are a few cases of rivers, creeks and lakes spanning continental & river basin divided around the world. How is this possible?

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How have continental cratons been able to survive for more than a billion years without being destroyed or recycled through various processes?

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Can the Bay of Fundy tides erode? If so, where?

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Why do we get bored? Is it a relic from the modern age, or is it something that has been around forever?

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Could the Eifel Volcanic Field in Germany erupt again anytime soon?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Is there a such thing as dominant hands in typing, regardless of speed?	1	askscience
Why do some small English rivers have large estuaries, even though they don't discharge as much compared to larger rivers?	1	askscience
In "Conquering Gotham", Jill Jonnes mentioned that the Hudson River Tunnels being built by the PRR were moving slightly up and down in the riverbed silt. A little while later, they figured out that it was being caused by the tide. How is this possible?	1	askscience
How are crowd surges able to obey the laws of thermodynamics?	1	askscience
I am a local farmer who has just been notified that my house is in the pathway of a future railroad. How would this affect me, and are there any ways I can fight back?	1	AskHistorians
There are a few cases of rivers, creeks and lakes spanning continental & river basin divided around the world. How is this possible?	1	askscience
How have continental cratons been able to survive for more than a billion years without being destroyed or recycled through various processes?	1	askscience
Can the Bay of Fundy tides erode? If so, where?	1	askscience
Why do we get bored? Is it a relic from the modern age, or is it something that has been around forever?	1	askscience
Could the Eifel Volcanic Field in Germany erupt again anytime soon?	1	askscience