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What is the most suicidally stupid feat of horseplay you've ever done in a laboratory setting?

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Since our ears can detect the approximate direction of a source of sound by the delay of soundwaves hitting each ear, how do they process objects equidistant to both ears? In other words, how do you know that what you're hearing is behind you or in front of you?

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Is it really true that red stuff is so much harder to clean out of fabric, or is that one of those mommy lies and misconceptions? Explain your scientific justification for either.

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What would be the necessary size or mass of a black hole to emit Hawking radiation at visible wavelengths?

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Is it possible for a planet or moon to have intensive volcanic activity and yet still have a lot of impact craters?

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What is the most suicidally stupid feat of horseplay you've ever done in a laboratory setting?	1
Since our ears can detect the approximate direction of a source of sound by the delay of soundwaves hitting each ear, how do they process objects equidistant to both ears? In other words, how do you know that what you're hearing is behind you or in front of you?	1
Is it really true that red stuff is so much harder to clean out of fabric, or is that one of those mommy lies and misconceptions? Explain your scientific justification for either.	1
What would be the necessary size or mass of a black hole to emit Hawking radiation at visible wavelengths?	1
Is it possible for a planet or moon to have intensive volcanic activity and yet still have a lot of impact craters?	1