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Why do rockets have to launch from a vertical standstill against gravity?

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Are cosmic rays mostly responsible for the random mutations in DNA?

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Has AI been used to predict unknown pre-life acids, proteins, and their combinations? Or did life on earth originate from all the possible combinations?

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Is there a "universal" way to track the passage of "time"? That accounts for time dilation?

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Is there an optimal port configuration for electronic components to transfer data?

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Could a rogue planet join our solar system without disrupting life on earth?

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How would the human race evolve on Mars if it could survive there long enough?

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Does Mars still having a thin atmosphere indicate that it's core is still moving, or are atmospheres not totally dependent on a magnetic field?

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If you could measure how much cosmic radiation is in deep space, could you use that data to calculate how many stars there are, or had to explode to get to that level?

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Are the number of neutrinos increasing, decreasing, or staying the same? What does that mean for life/evolution?

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Why do rockets have to launch from a vertical standstill against gravity?	1
Are cosmic rays mostly responsible for the random mutations in DNA?	1
Has AI been used to predict unknown pre-life acids, proteins, and their combinations? Or did life on earth originate from all the possible combinations?	1
Is there a "universal" way to track the passage of "time"? That accounts for time dilation?	1
Is there an optimal port configuration for electronic components to transfer data?	1
Could a rogue planet join our solar system without disrupting life on earth?	1
How would the human race evolve on Mars if it could survive there long enough?	1
Does Mars still having a thin atmosphere indicate that it's core is still moving, or are atmospheres not totally dependent on a magnetic field?	1
If you could measure how much cosmic radiation is in deep space, could you use that data to calculate how many stars there are, or had to explode to get to that level?	1
Are the number of neutrinos increasing, decreasing, or staying the same? What does that mean for life/evolution?	1