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If I was in an aircraft approaching mach speed, and at the instant I broke through the sound barrier, the medium I was travelling through changed it's properties so that as I accelerated I was always travelling at exactly the speed of sound in that medium. Would I experience a constant sonic boom?

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If the sun were to just dissappear, how long would it take for all the oceans to freeze solid?

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If blood is produced in the bone marrow, how does it make it into the circulatory system from inside your bone?

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Do the people on board the ISS moving around affect its trajectory at all?

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Does the GPS orbiting earth have a bandwidth? Are there a limited number of devices that can be using the GPS at any given time?

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If the Sun was audible through space would we be able to hear it on Earth?

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How much (if any) has the average human density changed since the sharp increase in recent years of overweight populaces?

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Could a car still function if upside down?

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Would a car function as normal if it was completely upside-down?

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I used to get quite a buzz when drinking things high in caffeine, however now it's almost identical to drinking anything else. What mechanisms actually went on inside my body to make it 'resistant' to caffeine?

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If I was in an aircraft approaching mach speed, and at the instant I broke through the sound barrier, the medium I was travelling through changed it's properties so that as I accelerated I was always travelling at exactly the speed of sound in that medium. Would I experience a constant sonic boom?	1	askscience
If the sun were to just dissappear, how long would it take for all the oceans to freeze solid?	1	askscience
If blood is produced in the bone marrow, how does it make it into the circulatory system from inside your bone?	1	askscience
Do the people on board the ISS moving around affect its trajectory at all?	1	askscience
Does the GPS orbiting earth have a bandwidth? Are there a limited number of devices that can be using the GPS at any given time?	1	askscience
If the Sun was audible through space would we be able to hear it on Earth?	1	askscience
How much (if any) has the average human density changed since the sharp increase in recent years of overweight populaces?	1	askscience
Could a car still function if upside down?	1	askscience
Would a car function as normal if it was completely upside-down?	1	askscience
I used to get quite a buzz when drinking things high in caffeine, however now it's almost identical to drinking anything else. What mechanisms actually went on inside my body to make it 'resistant' to caffeine?	1	askscience