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When we look out across the cosmos, how do we know we are not seeing our own point in space but potentially billions of years in the past?

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Would it be possible for scientist to intentional alter the DNA of a virus to make more infectious, but less deadly in order to spread immunity quickly and safely?

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In Newton's Theory of Universal gravity why is the numerator r^2 and not 4pi r^2

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In Newton's Theory of Universal gravity why is the numerator r^2 and not 4pi r^2?

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In Newton's Theory of Universal gravity why is the denominator r^2 and not 4pi r^2

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How would you communicate to intelligent life from another planet that "we come in peace"

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In Newton's Theory of Universal gravity why is the denominator r^2 and not 4pi r^2?

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When we look out across the cosmos, how do we know we are not seeing our own point in space but potentially billions of years in the past?	1
Would it be possible for scientist to intentional alter the DNA of a virus to make more infectious, but less deadly in order to spread immunity quickly and safely?	1
In Newton's Theory of Universal gravity why is the numerator r^2 and not 4pi r^2	1
In Newton's Theory of Universal gravity why is the numerator r^2 and not 4pi r^2?	1
In Newton's Theory of Universal gravity why is the denominator r^2 and not 4pi r^2	1
How would you communicate to intelligent life from another planet that "we come in peace"	1
In Newton's Theory of Universal gravity why is the denominator r^2 and not 4pi r^2?	1