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Are there any stable elements that don't really have any practical uses?

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How do scientists compare animal intelligence to their equivalents in human children at certain ages?

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Why do electron micrographs display shadows?

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How devastating could a mass seismological event in the Ring of Fire be?

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Would it be possible to balance a heavy object made of an indestructible, non-deforming material on a single molecule?

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If we consider the Solar System to be a rotating body in orbit around the Milky Way's central mass, over a long enough time, will the Solar System become tidally locked with the galactic center?

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Is air "sticky" with itself?

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At some point after the Big Bang, the background temperature of the Universe would've cooled to a point that allowed for liquid water to exist. Could life have emerged in this time period?

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What obvious differences would there be between gravity on Earth, and 1.0g artificial gravity generated in a rotating cylinder?

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Are there any stable elements that don't really have any practical uses?	36
How do scientists compare animal intelligence to their equivalents in human children at certain ages?	35
Why do electron micrographs display shadows?	1
How devastating could a mass seismological event in the Ring of Fire be?	1
Would it be possible to balance a heavy object made of an indestructible, non-deforming material on a single molecule?	1
If we consider the Solar System to be a rotating body in orbit around the Milky Way's central mass, over a long enough time, will the Solar System become tidally locked with the galactic center?	1
Is air "sticky" with itself?	1
At some point after the Big Bang, the background temperature of the Universe would've cooled to a point that allowed for liquid water to exist. Could life have emerged in this time period?	1
What obvious differences would there be between gravity on Earth, and 1.0g artificial gravity generated in a rotating cylinder?	1