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Today when a natural disaster strikes a country, multiple other countries rush to their aid, sending supplies and manpower. Was this common throughout history? What's the earliest record we have of a country helping another in this circumstance?

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In WW2, American small arms like the M1 Garand, Carbine, and 1911 were made by an assortment of different companies stateside. Today, many of them are valued differently in the world of collectors. Do we have record of the troops having preference of different brands due to quality of production?

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What would shock and it's treatment look like in a Zero G situation?

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Are there any early educated guesses as to the origin of the supposed mushrooms on Mars? Do we have a percentage of likelihood that they originated there, came from an ejection event on ancient other, or were contaminants from a probe, etc?

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Given that being on antibiotics for long periods of time can disrupt or eliminate beneficial gut bacteria, have there been any efforts to engineer said bacteria to be antibiotic resistant? Or do we have evidence of this occuring naturally over time?

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Was there a hurricane season or ocean prone to creating hurricanes 50 million years ago? Do we even know what currents and weather patterns would be like then?

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If the universe was a simulation as some people have suggested, how many bytes of data would it contain?

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Are there any combinations of common food, or food+medicine that would cause illness/death in an otherwise healthy, nonallergic person?

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In the late 1700s in America and Europe, what kind of jobs would have had a night shift? Was it as prevalent a trend as it is today?

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How close would an asteroid of average size and composition have to pass to earth to be visible to the naked eye?

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Today when a natural disaster strikes a country, multiple other countries rush to their aid, sending supplies and manpower. Was this common throughout history? What's the earliest record we have of a country helping another in this circumstance?	1	AskHistorians
In WW2, American small arms like the M1 Garand, Carbine, and 1911 were made by an assortment of different companies stateside. Today, many of them are valued differently in the world of collectors. Do we have record of the troops having preference of different brands due to quality of production?	1	AskHistorians
What would shock and it's treatment look like in a Zero G situation?	1	askscience
Are there any early educated guesses as to the origin of the supposed mushrooms on Mars? Do we have a percentage of likelihood that they originated there, came from an ejection event on ancient other, or were contaminants from a probe, etc?	1	askscience
Given that being on antibiotics for long periods of time can disrupt or eliminate beneficial gut bacteria, have there been any efforts to engineer said bacteria to be antibiotic resistant? Or do we have evidence of this occuring naturally over time?	1	askscience
Was there a hurricane season or ocean prone to creating hurricanes 50 million years ago? Do we even know what currents and weather patterns would be like then?	1	askscience
If the universe was a simulation as some people have suggested, how many bytes of data would it contain?	1	askscience
Are there any combinations of common food, or food+medicine that would cause illness/death in an otherwise healthy, nonallergic person?	1	askscience
In the late 1700s in America and Europe, what kind of jobs would have had a night shift? Was it as prevalent a trend as it is today?	1	AskHistorians
How close would an asteroid of average size and composition have to pass to earth to be visible to the naked eye?	1	askscience