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Could a person survive a fall from the sky at terminal velocity if they assumed the 'dive' position and landed in water?

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How can something (such as an electronic device) be waterproof for only a certain length of time?

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Assume I'm travelling at 30mph in my car. If I accelerate to 60mph by maintaining 100% throttle am I using the same amount of fuel as if I were to slowly but steadily increase my speed to 60mph by using just 50% throttle?

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Seesaw in space a light year long, what would happen if one person each end moved their side down at the same time?

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Why does everything in the universe seem so static?

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There's a giant, unbreakable sea-saw in space 1 light year across. Each side of the sea-saw can be 'locked into place' in the lower position using an unbreakable padlock. What would happen if a person either side of the sea-saw locked their side down at the same time?

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[WP] The US has obtained intel that suggests Russia is planning to build a lifelike robotic replica of President Trump. In a subsequent briefing, The President, seemingly confused, studies the drawings intently before turning to his chiefs of staff and remarking, "doesn't look like anything to me".

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If an astronaut conducting a spacewalk outside the ISS suddenly push themselves towards earth whilst wearing a parachute, could they land safely?

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Seesaw in space question.

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How did the ESA calculate a trajectory so accurate that, over the course of 10 years, the Rosetta spacecraft could rendezvous with comet 67P?

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Could a person survive a fall from the sky at terminal velocity if they assumed the 'dive' position and landed in water?	775	askscience
How can something (such as an electronic device) be waterproof for only a certain length of time?	20	askscience
Assume I'm travelling at 30mph in my car. If I accelerate to 60mph by maintaining 100% throttle am I using the same amount of fuel as if I were to slowly but steadily increase my speed to 60mph by using just 50% throttle?	3	askscience
Seesaw in space a light year long, what would happen if one person each end moved their side down at the same time?	1	askscience
Why does everything in the universe seem so static?	1	askscience
There's a giant, unbreakable sea-saw in space 1 light year across. Each side of the sea-saw can be 'locked into place' in the lower position using an unbreakable padlock. What would happen if a person either side of the sea-saw locked their side down at the same time?	1	askscience
[WP] The US has obtained intel that suggests Russia is planning to build a lifelike robotic replica of President Trump. In a subsequent briefing, The President, seemingly confused, studies the drawings intently before turning to his chiefs of staff and remarking, "doesn't look like anything to me".	1	WritingPrompts
If an astronaut conducting a spacewalk outside the ISS suddenly push themselves towards earth whilst wearing a parachute, could they land safely?	1	askscience
Seesaw in space question.	1	askscience
How did the ESA calculate a trajectory so accurate that, over the course of 10 years, the Rosetta spacecraft could rendezvous with comet 67P?	1	askscience