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With the movement to use LEDs for lights and more power efficient computers, is the yearly U.S. power consumption leveling off or dropping? If not, why?

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If I were to put a bar of solid mercury in Earth orbit on the dark side, would it turn into a molten sphere by the time it made one orbit?

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All known elements maintain the standard neutron, proton and electron structure. Could there be exotic elements that use totally different quantum components?

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Isn't what we know about the Strong Force ultimately at odds with the Big Rip Theory?

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Are any elements critical to our technological lifestyle in danger of becoming exhausted within the next twenty years or so?

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Gasoline is a very high energy-dense substance that is safe and portable. Why is it so hard to create an energy-dense storage device like gasoline?

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Will world languages begin to converge into a universal new language over hundreds of years due to the internet connecting the world in ways that weren't possible in the past?

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Has there ever been a case of someone being born blind and regaining near perfect vision in their teens or adulthood? Would the brain be able to make use of this new information or is "learning how to see" something that happens when we are babies?

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Assuming life is fairly plentiful throughout the universe, would events like GRB 130427A kill all life in it's host galaxy? How bright would it have appeared on Earth had it been in our galaxy?

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We've been putting things up into space for over 50 years. Why do rockets still blow up? Shouldn't it be a pretty exact science by now? What makes rocket science so difficult?

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With the movement to use LEDs for lights and more power efficient computers, is the yearly U.S. power consumption leveling off or dropping? If not, why?	1	askscience
If I were to put a bar of solid mercury in Earth orbit on the dark side, would it turn into a molten sphere by the time it made one orbit?	1	askscience
All known elements maintain the standard neutron, proton and electron structure. Could there be exotic elements that use totally different quantum components?	1	askscience
Isn't what we know about the Strong Force ultimately at odds with the Big Rip Theory?	1	askscience
Are any elements critical to our technological lifestyle in danger of becoming exhausted within the next twenty years or so?	1	askscience
Gasoline is a very high energy-dense substance that is safe and portable. Why is it so hard to create an energy-dense storage device like gasoline?	1	askscience
Will world languages begin to converge into a universal new language over hundreds of years due to the internet connecting the world in ways that weren't possible in the past?	1	askscience
Has there ever been a case of someone being born blind and regaining near perfect vision in their teens or adulthood? Would the brain be able to make use of this new information or is "learning how to see" something that happens when we are babies?	1	askscience
Assuming life is fairly plentiful throughout the universe, would events like GRB 130427A kill all life in it's host galaxy? How bright would it have appeared on Earth had it been in our galaxy?	1	askscience
We've been putting things up into space for over 50 years. Why do rockets still blow up? Shouldn't it be a pretty exact science by now? What makes rocket science so difficult?	1	askscience