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What are some of the earliest documented examples of cultures coming into contact with meteorites? Where they saw it come from the sky and physically picked it up. What did they view it as? What did they do with it?

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Practicality aside, is it theoretically possible for a prop plane to break the speed of sound? What are the limiting factors causing it to be impractical (or impossible)?

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If your eyes pops out of your head but the optic nerve stays attached, could you still see?

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Is it possible for an endothermic reaction to be so strong that it can put out a flame?

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How would the world look if the holocaust didn't happen in terms of professionals lost

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How much did Prohibition era alcohol cost compared to today's alcohol prices? How much did the prices change in alcohol prices compared to before, during, and after Prohibition? If you could also cite today's dollars that would be nice.

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Is there any evidence about why "mood lighting" (dimmer lighting) makes people feel sexy or "in the mood"?

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What is the history of the fire poll? Did using a poll to slide down from one level to another quickly ever get applied to other buildings?

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How come it seems that whenever somebody is a bigot they spell "Muslim" as "Moslim." Where is this alternative spelling coming from and why does the spelling keep coming up from bigots?

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Where do the different spellings of Muslim/Moslim come from? Is there a reason why the majority of people (at least in America) spell it Muslim while other people spell it Moslim?

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What are some of the earliest documented examples of cultures coming into contact with meteorites? Where they saw it come from the sky and physically picked it up. What did they view it as? What did they do with it?	3	AskHistorians
Practicality aside, is it theoretically possible for a prop plane to break the speed of sound? What are the limiting factors causing it to be impractical (or impossible)?	3	askscience
If your eyes pops out of your head but the optic nerve stays attached, could you still see?	3	askscience
Is it possible for an endothermic reaction to be so strong that it can put out a flame?	3	askscience
How would the world look if the holocaust didn't happen in terms of professionals lost	3	AskHistorians
How much did Prohibition era alcohol cost compared to today's alcohol prices? How much did the prices change in alcohol prices compared to before, during, and after Prohibition? If you could also cite today's dollars that would be nice.	3	AskHistorians
Is there any evidence about why "mood lighting" (dimmer lighting) makes people feel sexy or "in the mood"?	3	askscience
What is the history of the fire poll? Did using a poll to slide down from one level to another quickly ever get applied to other buildings?	3	AskHistorians
How come it seems that whenever somebody is a bigot they spell "Muslim" as "Moslim." Where is this alternative spelling coming from and why does the spelling keep coming up from bigots?	3	AskHistorians
Where do the different spellings of Muslim/Moslim come from? Is there a reason why the majority of people (at least in America) spell it Muslim while other people spell it Moslim?	3	AskHistorians