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Why is Egyptian-Sudan not included in territorial maps of the Ottoman Empire during the time when Egypt was still at least nominally an Ottoman vassal?

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Why did the execution of Louis XVI rustle the jimmies of other European countries so much, but not of Charles I?

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I'm sent backwards in time before spectroscopy and asked to identify the chemical composition of a substance. How would it be done?

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Why does a sticky spot on a desk left by a spilled sugary drink like soda or juice remain sticky? Shouldn't micro-organisms eat the sugar?

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Did the usage of the imperial examination to select bureaucrats in China actually produce better governance than other systems?

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Are there any indications or credible hypotheses of there being more time dimensions than one?

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Has there ever been a war in history, where one side declared its intent to attack repeatedly, and openly engaged in preparations for war?

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According to Wikipedia, the double-slit-experiment-with-detectors-at-the-slits I've seen described in numerous videos/internet comments is a thought experiment and has never been performed. Is there any actual evidence that in such a scenario the interference pattern wouldn't actually form?

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Has there ever been any attempts to design or build a spaceship capable of maneuvering freely in space as opposed to just rockets?

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Polar bear liver can cause people to overdose on vitamin A and die. What about other animals? Do some unlucky arctic foxes die each year from scavenging dead polar bears?

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Why is Egyptian-Sudan not included in territorial maps of the Ottoman Empire during the time when Egypt was still at least nominally an Ottoman vassal?	1	AskHistorians
Why did the execution of Louis XVI rustle the jimmies of other European countries so much, but not of Charles I?	1	AskHistorians
I'm sent backwards in time before spectroscopy and asked to identify the chemical composition of a substance. How would it be done?	1	askscience
Why does a sticky spot on a desk left by a spilled sugary drink like soda or juice remain sticky? Shouldn't micro-organisms eat the sugar?	1	askscience
Did the usage of the imperial examination to select bureaucrats in China actually produce better governance than other systems?	1	AskHistorians
Are there any indications or credible hypotheses of there being more time dimensions than one?	1	askscience
Has there ever been a war in history, where one side declared its intent to attack repeatedly, and openly engaged in preparations for war?	1	AskHistorians
According to Wikipedia, the double-slit-experiment-with-detectors-at-the-slits I've seen described in numerous videos/internet comments is a thought experiment and has never been performed. Is there any actual evidence that in such a scenario the interference pattern wouldn't actually form?	1	askscience
Has there ever been any attempts to design or build a spaceship capable of maneuvering freely in space as opposed to just rockets?	1	askscience
Polar bear liver can cause people to overdose on vitamin A and die. What about other animals? Do some unlucky arctic foxes die each year from scavenging dead polar bears?	1	askscience