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Why do dark scenes in movie look so rough and pixelated when compressed compared to brighter scenes?

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How efficient are solar panels on Mars compared to Earth?

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Octanitrocubane is the most explosive molecule known but shouldn't it be possible to make Fullerene based explosives (Bucky Balls with nitro groups attached or carbon nanotubes with nitro groups?)

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How exactly was Graham's number incorporated into an actual mathematical theorem involving Ramsey hypercubes?

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Why is 5 sigma considered the gold standard for a new scientific discovery?

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Is a 2 symbol Turing machine capable of universal computation compared to an N symbol Turing machine? What is the benefit of more symbols?

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What is the absolute minimum size for a black hole to be self-sustaining at ground level on Earth?

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Could dinosaurs "re-evolve" again? Or for that matter, could any extinct species come back eventually through evolutionary means?

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Are there any known mathematical problems that have been proved unsolvable but a general agreement exists that an unknowable conjecture is true or false?

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Why do dark scenes in movie look so rough and pixelated when compressed compared to brighter scenes?	1
How efficient are solar panels on Mars compared to Earth?	1
Octanitrocubane is the most explosive molecule known but shouldn't it be possible to make Fullerene based explosives (Bucky Balls with nitro groups attached or carbon nanotubes with nitro groups?)	1
How exactly was Graham's number incorporated into an actual mathematical theorem involving Ramsey hypercubes?	1
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Why is 5 sigma considered the gold standard for a new scientific discovery?	1
Is a 2 symbol Turing machine capable of universal computation compared to an N symbol Turing machine? What is the benefit of more symbols?	1
What is the absolute minimum size for a black hole to be self-sustaining at ground level on Earth?	1
Could dinosaurs "re-evolve" again? Or for that matter, could any extinct species come back eventually through evolutionary means?	1
Are there any known mathematical problems that have been proved unsolvable but a general agreement exists that an unknowable conjecture is true or false?	1