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Who would be more likely to die from a disease due to no or little immunity, me going back 1000 years, or somebody from 1000 years ago coming to the present?

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If sound in space behaved like it does through air on Earth, how loud would the Sun be? Could we hear it from Earth?

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Would having 2 liter bottles of water frozen in a box freezer help make the freezer "work better"?

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Say I have a comforter, a linen sheet, and a fleece blanket. Is there a specific order that piling them in increases insulation? In other words... does the order of insulating material matter for maximum heat retention?

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Can domestic animals such as dogs and cats differentiate between different individuals of another species of animal to know some are okay to eat and some aren't? For example, can a cat live with a pet rat amicably while also going out into the alley and eating feral rats?

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Is the sweat that dogs do through their footpads really significant enough to help regulate body temperature any? If not, does it serve any other purpose?

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There is the story about sending one of two watches in a jet going fast while the other stayed on Earth and due to relativity the watch in the jet ran slower... would that also happen to a quartz mechanism watch? Why or why not?

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Why does water that has been sitting in a glass for awhile taste funny?

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Why do olympic weight-lifters seem to be fat? Is there a reason why being fatter helps with weight lifting?

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How come old rotting produce can seep out of a plastic bag? Why doesn't the plastic seem to hold it in anymore once it starts rotting even if there are no visible holes?

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Who would be more likely to die from a disease due to no or little immunity, me going back 1000 years, or somebody from 1000 years ago coming to the present?	1	askscience
If sound in space behaved like it does through air on Earth, how loud would the Sun be? Could we hear it from Earth?	1	askscience
Would having 2 liter bottles of water frozen in a box freezer help make the freezer "work better"?	1	askscience
Say I have a comforter, a linen sheet, and a fleece blanket. Is there a specific order that piling them in increases insulation? In other words... does the order of insulating material matter for maximum heat retention?	1	askscience
Can domestic animals such as dogs and cats differentiate between different individuals of another species of animal to know some are okay to eat and some aren't? For example, can a cat live with a pet rat amicably while also going out into the alley and eating feral rats?	1	askscience
Is the sweat that dogs do through their footpads really significant enough to help regulate body temperature any? If not, does it serve any other purpose?	1	askscience
There is the story about sending one of two watches in a jet going fast while the other stayed on Earth and due to relativity the watch in the jet ran slower... would that also happen to a quartz mechanism watch? Why or why not?	1	askscience
Why does water that has been sitting in a glass for awhile taste funny?	1	askscience
Why do olympic weight-lifters seem to be fat? Is there a reason why being fatter helps with weight lifting?	1	askscience
How come old rotting produce can seep out of a plastic bag? Why doesn't the plastic seem to hold it in anymore once it starts rotting even if there are no visible holes?	1	askscience