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How large would the human population have to get in order for more water on Earth to exist in human bodies than anywhere else?

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[WP] After many years of searching, you finally find one of the last surviving veterans of the Great Panda War of 2053. He tells you his story.

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How do spiders decide where they should build their webs?

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If you released an Earth-sized ball of water into space, what would happen to it? Would it form a planet or boil off? Would any interesting phases/layers form?

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[WP] You're driving home from work when suddenly something smashes into your car. Blood is spattered across your windshield and your hood is crumpled, but when you get out of the car you don't see anything...

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What if the Chicxulub asteroid had landed in the ocean?

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How long could you survive in space without any protective gear if you held your breath? Long enough to get back inside the ship? What about if you were in a (depressurized) spacesuit?

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Does every human have the exact same number of base pairs in their DNA?

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If you put a mirror on the back of a solar panel, could you make it twice as thin?

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What are the relative proportions of bases (A,T,G,C) in DNA, and how constant are those relative proportions from person to person? From species to species?

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How large would the human population have to get in order for more water on Earth to exist in human bodies than anywhere else?	1	askscience
[WP] After many years of searching, you finally find one of the last surviving veterans of the Great Panda War of 2053. He tells you his story.	1	WritingPrompts
How do spiders decide where they should build their webs?	1	askscience
If you released an Earth-sized ball of water into space, what would happen to it? Would it form a planet or boil off? Would any interesting phases/layers form?	1	askscience
[WP] You're driving home from work when suddenly something smashes into your car. Blood is spattered across your windshield and your hood is crumpled, but when you get out of the car you don't see anything...	1	WritingPrompts
What if the Chicxulub asteroid had landed in the ocean?	1	askscience
How long could you survive in space without any protective gear if you held your breath? Long enough to get back inside the ship? What about if you were in a (depressurized) spacesuit?	1	askscience
Does every human have the exact same number of base pairs in their DNA?	1	askscience
If you put a mirror on the back of a solar panel, could you make it twice as thin?	1	askscience
What are the relative proportions of bases (A,T,G,C) in DNA, and how constant are those relative proportions from person to person? From species to species?	0	askscience