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How does this two minute "Newton Gravity Timer" work? [Links in comments]

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If a material is bent and kept under stress is there a way to calculate when it will become accustomed to its new shape and no longer be under stress?

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Looking for more information on WW2 German saboteur caches.

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If we were able to eat only exactly what our bodies need, would we no longer need to defecate?

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Do most mammals have an approximately even ratio of males to females?

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I noticed an interesting feature of the radio in my new car.

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Are we overreaching by exploring mars with rovers? Wouldn't a self-sufficient Moon base be a more logical first step? Then we would be able to send men to Mars with the knowledge that we gained from living on the Moon.

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What is the smallest possible yield of a nuclear explosion?

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Why are icy moons now considered a likely place to find extraterrestrial life? Enceladus, Europa

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With today's technology, is it possible to make a machine that is capable of reproducing itself if it is supplied with the raw materials?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
How does this two minute "Newton Gravity Timer" work? [Links in comments]	8	askscience
If a material is bent and kept under stress is there a way to calculate when it will become accustomed to its new shape and no longer be under stress?	6	askscience
Looking for more information on WW2 German saboteur caches.	5	AskHistorians
If we were able to eat only exactly what our bodies need, would we no longer need to defecate?	5	askscience
Do most mammals have an approximately even ratio of males to females?	5	askscience
I noticed an interesting feature of the radio in my new car.	3	askscience
Are we overreaching by exploring mars with rovers? Wouldn't a self-sufficient Moon base be a more logical first step? Then we would be able to send men to Mars with the knowledge that we gained from living on the Moon.	2	askscience
What is the smallest possible yield of a nuclear explosion?	2	askscience
Why are icy moons now considered a likely place to find extraterrestrial life? Enceladus, Europa	2	askscience
With today's technology, is it possible to make a machine that is capable of reproducing itself if it is supplied with the raw materials?	2	askscience