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I don't know if there is a more specialized subreddit whom I should ask about this, but I've read that there is some debate if whether Bach wrote the famous Toccata and Fugue in D minor. I always thought he did, does anyone have any opinion on the matter?

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Why do "sleep cycles" make such a noticable difference in how rested one feels after waking?

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Humans are using resources at an alarmingly increasing rate. We all hear about oil and the like, but if we continue mining and using resources like copper and other metals at the rate we do, will we ever "run out?" Or is the earth's resource supply essentially unlimited?

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I've always wondered, if the External Tank on the Space Shuttle was jettisoned after the Shuttle had already achieved a stable preliminary orbit, how did it re-enter the atmosphere to burn up?

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I don't know if this is a question of politics rather than science, but why is NASA spending so long developing the Ares V to be a HLV? Why can't they just pull the Saturn V out of retirement if they'll both cost similarly?

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Is it possible to ever restore the horrible damage humans have done to the Aral Sea?

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Is it remotely possible for us, in 2029, to send a satellite probe to check out Apophis as it passes so close to the earth?

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Why is it possible for hydrogen atoms (in H2O) in current nuclear reactors to "absorb" neutrons, but not yet possible to fuse two hydrogen atoms together? What's the difference?

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I can't seem to find any conclusive research: do we know the long term effects of amphetamine use, at therapeutic doses (IE for ADHD), on the brain and body?

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If dark matter can be basically understood as matter that does not interact in the electromagnetic, strong, or weak forces, and only in the gravitational force, what is dark energy?

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I don't know if there is a more specialized subreddit whom I should ask about this, but I've read that there is some debate if whether Bach wrote the famous Toccata and Fugue in D minor. I always thought he did, does anyone have any opinion on the matter?	2	AskHistorians
Why do "sleep cycles" make such a noticable difference in how rested one feels after waking?	2	askscience
Humans are using resources at an alarmingly increasing rate. We all hear about oil and the like, but if we continue mining and using resources like copper and other metals at the rate we do, will we ever "run out?" Or is the earth's resource supply essentially unlimited?	2	askscience
I've always wondered, if the External Tank on the Space Shuttle was jettisoned after the Shuttle had already achieved a stable preliminary orbit, how did it re-enter the atmosphere to burn up?	2	askscience
I don't know if this is a question of politics rather than science, but why is NASA spending so long developing the Ares V to be a HLV? Why can't they just pull the Saturn V out of retirement if they'll both cost similarly?	1	askscience
Is it possible to ever restore the horrible damage humans have done to the Aral Sea?	1	askscience
Is it remotely possible for us, in 2029, to send a satellite probe to check out Apophis as it passes so close to the earth?	1	askscience
Why is it possible for hydrogen atoms (in H2O) in current nuclear reactors to "absorb" neutrons, but not yet possible to fuse two hydrogen atoms together? What's the difference?	1	askscience
I can't seem to find any conclusive research: do we know the long term effects of amphetamine use, at therapeutic doses (IE for ADHD), on the brain and body?	1	askscience
If dark matter can be basically understood as matter that does not interact in the electromagnetic, strong, or weak forces, and only in the gravitational force, what is dark energy?	1	askscience