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Since we see stars as they were some billions of years ago, if I picked out one that had already died, and travelled toward it at a reasonable speed, at some point would I see it explode?

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Could a 4th spacial dimension exist?

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Why are some planets spinning in different directions than others?

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If enough heat was added, could a metal eventually turn into a gas? Or any solid material for that matter?

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What happens to the light once it enters the black hole?

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Since wormholes fold three-dimensional space on itself to create shortcuts, would that mean wormholes have Euclidean four-dimensional properties?

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If I have multiple atoms of different elements moving outward from a single point in different directions at a very high speed, would they ever at some point collide, due to they're gravitational influence?

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If I were in a pressurized container in space, and that container suddenly opened up, sucking out the air and exposing me to the outside environment, what exactly would happen to me?

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Do singularities actually have infinite density? Or is the amount of density still finite, but so vast that we can't measure it conventionally?

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If, in space, there are multiple particles travelling outwards at high but fixed speed in different directions from a single point, would those particles eventually collide due to their gravitational influence on eachother? Why or why not?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Since we see stars as they were some billions of years ago, if I picked out one that had already died, and travelled toward it at a reasonable speed, at some point would I see it explode?	2817	askscience
Could a 4th spacial dimension exist?	24	askscience
Why are some planets spinning in different directions than others?	3	askscience
If enough heat was added, could a metal eventually turn into a gas? Or any solid material for that matter?	3	askscience
What happens to the light once it enters the black hole?	1	askscience
Since wormholes fold three-dimensional space on itself to create shortcuts, would that mean wormholes have Euclidean four-dimensional properties?	1	askscience
If I have multiple atoms of different elements moving outward from a single point in different directions at a very high speed, would they ever at some point collide, due to they're gravitational influence?	1	askscience
If I were in a pressurized container in space, and that container suddenly opened up, sucking out the air and exposing me to the outside environment, what exactly would happen to me?	1	askscience
Do singularities actually have infinite density? Or is the amount of density still finite, but so vast that we can't measure it conventionally?	1	askscience
If, in space, there are multiple particles travelling outwards at high but fixed speed in different directions from a single point, would those particles eventually collide due to their gravitational influence on eachother? Why or why not?	0	askscience