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If a planet is tidally locked to it's star, does that automatically mean that any or all moons orbiting that planet would be locked to the star as well?

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Are we actually living longer + healthier due to biology or is it due to the technological advances in medicine?

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Can the habitable zones of planets with its relationship to it's orbiting moons ever be defined by the same way we define a habitable zone of a star and its orbiting planets?

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Are humans the only animal species that can distinguish dreams from reality?

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Are black holes an actual "hole" or a sphere like some kind of "reverse" sun?

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Can humans not needing to physically sleep be scientifically/medically achieved in a future health breakthrough?

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When a HIV vaccine "fails," does that mean the human test group contracted HIV by the failed vaccine?

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Why are humans consistently able to draw "better" over the past 3,000 years? Is it a sign of our increasing intelligence?

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I read somewhere that our solar system had many generations of planets and that Mars is from a previous generation while Earth is from the current generation. Is there any evidence for this?

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Do we have the DNA of important people in history that would allow us to test our DNA in order to see if we could be a descendant?

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If a planet is tidally locked to it's star, does that automatically mean that any or all moons orbiting that planet would be locked to the star as well?	1	askscience
Are we actually living longer + healthier due to biology or is it due to the technological advances in medicine?	1	askscience
Can the habitable zones of planets with its relationship to it's orbiting moons ever be defined by the same way we define a habitable zone of a star and its orbiting planets?	1	askscience
Are humans the only animal species that can distinguish dreams from reality?	1	askscience
Are black holes an actual "hole" or a sphere like some kind of "reverse" sun?	1	askscience
Can humans not needing to physically sleep be scientifically/medically achieved in a future health breakthrough?	1	askscience
When a HIV vaccine "fails," does that mean the human test group contracted HIV by the failed vaccine?	1	askscience
Why are humans consistently able to draw "better" over the past 3,000 years? Is it a sign of our increasing intelligence?	1	askscience
I read somewhere that our solar system had many generations of planets and that Mars is from a previous generation while Earth is from the current generation. Is there any evidence for this?	1	askscience
Do we have the DNA of important people in history that would allow us to test our DNA in order to see if we could be a descendant?	0	AskHistorians