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What are the worlds supercomputers currently doing to further scientific research that isn't learning to play board games?

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What is the optimal order to place random letters to give a human brain the best chance of finding a word?

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I'm interested in the idea of changing a fundamental rule of a theoretical universe and simulating the result given no other factors change from our own. Is there a field of study for that?

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When I put frozen vegetables into boiling water, the water stops boiling for a while. Why?

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Imaginary numbers give negatives when multiplied by themselves. i x 2 = -1, so what's so special about i? Isn't it just a way of representing -0.5 measured on a different axis (i, 2i, -i, -2i)?

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Does blowing on a hot beverage really make a difference?

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In terms of your longevity, cognitive function and energy levels throughout the following day, how big a difference to your brain is there between 6, 7 and 8 hours sleep per night?

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Can certain radiations only be absorbed by materials, or can they also be deflected? Could you make a radiation mirror?

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Can steel oxidise into a liquid at room temperature?

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How much energy per cubic cm of water is lost from the point at which the kettle clicks, until the water is resting in the cup?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
What are the worlds supercomputers currently doing to further scientific research that isn't learning to play board games?	1	askscience
What is the optimal order to place random letters to give a human brain the best chance of finding a word?	1	askscience
I'm interested in the idea of changing a fundamental rule of a theoretical universe and simulating the result given no other factors change from our own. Is there a field of study for that?	1	askscience
When I put frozen vegetables into boiling water, the water stops boiling for a while. Why?	1	askscience
Imaginary numbers give negatives when multiplied by themselves. i x 2 = -1, so what's so special about i? Isn't it just a way of representing -0.5 measured on a different axis (i, 2i, -i, -2i)?	1	askscience
Does blowing on a hot beverage really make a difference?	1	askscience
In terms of your longevity, cognitive function and energy levels throughout the following day, how big a difference to your brain is there between 6, 7 and 8 hours sleep per night?	1	askscience
Can certain radiations only be absorbed by materials, or can they also be deflected? Could you make a radiation mirror?	1	askscience
Can steel oxidise into a liquid at room temperature?	1	askscience
How much energy per cubic cm of water is lost from the point at which the kettle clicks, until the water is resting in the cup?	1	askscience