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How do HDDs compensate for their own change in temperature?

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Are the constituents of nuclei that formed with the big bang the same ones that exist today?

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How do we know the L2 point we're sending the James Webb Space Telescope to isn't full of cosmic detritus?

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What stops matter suddenly and randomly converting to energy, and back again in large quantities?

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In the deepest depths of space, at the point furthest away from any matter. Would a marble orbit a bowling ball?

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In the deepest depths of space, at the point furthest away from any matter. Would a marble orbit a bowling ball?

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How long does a shattered kneecap take to heal? I know its longer than usual, why is this?

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Would it be more dangerous to have your core temperature slightly raised, or cooled?

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Could is be possible to have a string enough intensity of light to shine through things like concrete?

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What balance mechanism do insects use?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
How do HDDs compensate for their own change in temperature?	1	askscience
Are the constituents of nuclei that formed with the big bang the same ones that exist today?	1	askscience
How do we know the L2 point we're sending the James Webb Space Telescope to isn't full of cosmic detritus?	1	askscience
What stops matter suddenly and randomly converting to energy, and back again in large quantities?	1	askscience
In the deepest depths of space, at the point furthest away from any matter. Would a marble orbit a bowling ball?	1	askscience
In the deepest depths of space, at the point furthest away from any matter. Would a marble orbit a bowling ball?	1	askscience
How long does a shattered kneecap take to heal? I know its longer than usual, why is this?	1	askscience
Would it be more dangerous to have your core temperature slightly raised, or cooled?	1	askscience
Could is be possible to have a string enough intensity of light to shine through things like concrete?	1	askscience
What balance mechanism do insects use?	1	askscience