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If i'm in a spaceship and strapped in (not free floating) thats making an extreme close pass gravity assist with a planetary body, would i experience centrifugal force/G's as we got closer to periapsis?

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When did the concept of obedience become paramount in Asian cultures? Why has the west gone the opposite direction?

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Do all birds have the ability to form complex emotional bonds?

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Why do cigarrete ashes smell so horrible while other ashes have almost no smell or at least a pleasant "camp fire" smell?

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If i am strapped into a spacecraft executing a planetary gravity assist flyby, will i experience g forces?

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What determines the height of water in an abandoned quarry, besides evaporation why aren't they constantly overflowing from rain? Where is the water going and is it a math equation?

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According to google, tardigrades are 1mm long, and wikipedia says 1.5mm is possible. Why have i never seen one except in what looks to be electron microscope photos? I can see a single milimeter on a ruler clearly and have see tinier insects such as fleas. What gives?

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What are some hilariously incorrect things i may have learned in 1950's school or university science class? For example until the early 60's it was earnestly believed that there were active volcanoes on the moon. What are some other amusing ideas we had then?

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If salt is essential to most animals, where are they getting it from? Why do humans need to supplement our diet with it, can we not get enough sodium from a balanced diet?

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Guerilla warfare as a tactic in WWI and WWII seems almost non existant except for perhaps some very loose networks of largely innefective resistance fighters and lawrence of arabias clan. Why?

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If i'm in a spaceship and strapped in (not free floating) thats making an extreme close pass gravity assist with a planetary body, would i experience centrifugal force/G's as we got closer to periapsis?	1	askscience
When did the concept of obedience become paramount in Asian cultures? Why has the west gone the opposite direction?	1	AskHistorians
Do all birds have the ability to form complex emotional bonds?	1	askscience
Why do cigarrete ashes smell so horrible while other ashes have almost no smell or at least a pleasant "camp fire" smell?	1	askscience
If i am strapped into a spacecraft executing a planetary gravity assist flyby, will i experience g forces?	1	askscience
What determines the height of water in an abandoned quarry, besides evaporation why aren't they constantly overflowing from rain? Where is the water going and is it a math equation?	1	askscience
According to google, tardigrades are 1mm long, and wikipedia says 1.5mm is possible. Why have i never seen one except in what looks to be electron microscope photos? I can see a single milimeter on a ruler clearly and have see tinier insects such as fleas. What gives?	1	askscience
What are some hilariously incorrect things i may have learned in 1950's school or university science class? For example until the early 60's it was earnestly believed that there were active volcanoes on the moon. What are some other amusing ideas we had then?	1	askscience
If salt is essential to most animals, where are they getting it from? Why do humans need to supplement our diet with it, can we not get enough sodium from a balanced diet?	1	askscience
Guerilla warfare as a tactic in WWI and WWII seems almost non existant except for perhaps some very loose networks of largely innefective resistance fighters and lawrence of arabias clan. Why?	0	AskHistorians