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[WP] A man appears out of thin air and points a gun at you. He claims to be from a future where you rule the world with an iron fist. Then, an older version of you appears and says the man is lying.

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Would a nuclear-powered system of electromagnets around the outside of a spaceship protect astronauts from cosmic rays?

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Does the Sun emit more neutrinos than photons?

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If dark matter does not interact with regular matter except gravitationally, do stars/planets/moons accumulate dark matter at their centers?

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As humans, supply our bodies with energy in the form of food, and many of us today have access to as much food as we want. Why, then, does the human body still increase in entropy and eventually break down? Why can’t we take in enough energy to reverse or halt the aging process?

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What determines the amount of electrical power it takes to operate a computer? Is it the number of operations per second? The distance signals need to travel across the chip? Something else?

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Does the motion of the Earth through space alter the trajectory of light emitted on Earth? For sensitive applications, do we have to account for the Earth's movement when calculating how light will travel?

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[EU] For decades, Superman has been able to defend the world from every threat it has ever faced, but there is one enemy even Superman can't defeat. Describe a Metropolis guarded by a Superman who is slowly succumbing to Alzheimer's.

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You can see the future, but you can only see the original timeline--the one where you don't use your gift to interfere with anything. You can act on what you see (attempting to avert disasters, etc), but you don't know what result your actions have on the future.

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[WP] You can see the future, but you can only see the original timeline--the one where you don't use your gift to change anything. You can act on what you see, but you don't know what result your actions have on the future. You don't know if you averted disaster or made it worse...

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[WP] A man appears out of thin air and points a gun at you. He claims to be from a future where you rule the world with an iron fist. Then, an older version of you appears and says the man is lying.	1	WritingPrompts
Would a nuclear-powered system of electromagnets around the outside of a spaceship protect astronauts from cosmic rays?	1	askscience
Does the Sun emit more neutrinos than photons?	1	askscience
If dark matter does not interact with regular matter except gravitationally, do stars/planets/moons accumulate dark matter at their centers?	1	askscience
As humans, supply our bodies with energy in the form of food, and many of us today have access to as much food as we want. Why, then, does the human body still increase in entropy and eventually break down? Why can’t we take in enough energy to reverse or halt the aging process?	1	askscience
What determines the amount of electrical power it takes to operate a computer? Is it the number of operations per second? The distance signals need to travel across the chip? Something else?	1	askscience
Does the motion of the Earth through space alter the trajectory of light emitted on Earth? For sensitive applications, do we have to account for the Earth's movement when calculating how light will travel?	1	askscience
[EU] For decades, Superman has been able to defend the world from every threat it has ever faced, but there is one enemy even Superman can't defeat. Describe a Metropolis guarded by a Superman who is slowly succumbing to Alzheimer's.	1	WritingPrompts
You can see the future, but you can only see the original timeline--the one where you don't use your gift to interfere with anything. You can act on what you see (attempting to avert disasters, etc), but you don't know what result your actions have on the future.	1	WritingPrompts
[WP] You can see the future, but you can only see the original timeline--the one where you don't use your gift to change anything. You can act on what you see, but you don't know what result your actions have on the future. You don't know if you averted disaster or made it worse...	1	WritingPrompts