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A neutron and proton are both composed of three quarks but in different configurations. Why does a lone neutron decay in around 10 minutes but a lone proton is stable forever?

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Has there ever been any type of quantum experiment that ended in a paradox?

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NASA says that California needs 11 trillion gallons of water. Exactly how much water is that and how much energy would be required to desalinate 11 trillion gallons of ocean water?

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If all the energy a typical adult uses over 75 years of life were put into one large explosion, how large would that explosion be?

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How large of a blackhole would the LHC need to make before it became self-sustaining? What would be the sequence of events for Earth after that point?

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If all the ice melted at both poles, would the world's oceans become measurably cooler? If so, by how many degrees?

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If an electron could be made to repeatedly quantum tunnel over a distance, could it carry information FTL?

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How will we know at what point Homo Sapiens have officially evolved into a new species?

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If all the water in the Milky Way were put in one place, how large of a sphere would it be and would it create a star?

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Accelerated travel through time into the future seems to be an everyday occurrence in our universe, but is there really any mechanism that makes it technically possible to travel back in time?

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A neutron and proton are both composed of three quarks but in different configurations. Why does a lone neutron decay in around 10 minutes but a lone proton is stable forever?	1	askscience
Has there ever been any type of quantum experiment that ended in a paradox?	1	askscience
NASA says that California needs 11 trillion gallons of water. Exactly how much water is that and how much energy would be required to desalinate 11 trillion gallons of ocean water?	1	askscience
If all the energy a typical adult uses over 75 years of life were put into one large explosion, how large would that explosion be?	1	askscience
How large of a blackhole would the LHC need to make before it became self-sustaining? What would be the sequence of events for Earth after that point?	1	askscience
If all the ice melted at both poles, would the world's oceans become measurably cooler? If so, by how many degrees?	1	askscience
If an electron could be made to repeatedly quantum tunnel over a distance, could it carry information FTL?	1	askscience
How will we know at what point Homo Sapiens have officially evolved into a new species?	1	askscience
If all the water in the Milky Way were put in one place, how large of a sphere would it be and would it create a star?	1	askscience
Accelerated travel through time into the future seems to be an everyday occurrence in our universe, but is there really any mechanism that makes it technically possible to travel back in time?	1	askscience