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With all the water pressure on top of it, how is the ocean floor not extremely compact?

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Roughly how toxic is soap, and how is it toxic?

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Why can't we put supercomputers to work on a model of the brain by themselves?

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If I wanted to build a mirror that reflected light from any direction back to its original emitter in a static range (say 100m away) What shape should it have and why?

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Does magnetized ferrite, when consumed by a plant, demagnetize?

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Just as molecules have isomers, can elements have them too?

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How do unmanned spaceships like Progress work and why do we even need people on the ISS if robots can handle the trip up there?

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I know that because of a treaty we can't have nuclear-based spaceships. But why can't someone assemble one in space already and then use it?

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Between two equal spheres, is gravity exerted over all their volume, their surface, or a piece of either?

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Suppose I was standing on a subatomic particle like I am on the ground now. What would I see?

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
With all the water pressure on top of it, how is the ocean floor not extremely compact?	2940
Roughly how toxic is soap, and how is it toxic?	1
Why can't we put supercomputers to work on a model of the brain by themselves?	1
If I wanted to build a mirror that reflected light from any direction back to its original emitter in a static range (say 100m away) What shape should it have and why?	1
Does magnetized ferrite, when consumed by a plant, demagnetize?	1
Just as molecules have isomers, can elements have them too?	1
How do unmanned spaceships like Progress work and why do we even need people on the ISS if robots can handle the trip up there?	1
I know that because of a treaty we can't have nuclear-based spaceships. But why can't someone assemble one in space already and then use it?	1
Between two equal spheres, is gravity exerted over all their volume, their surface, or a piece of either?	1
Suppose I was standing on a subatomic particle like I am on the ground now. What would I see?	1