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If Earth had a huge equatorial ocean like it did in the past, would it be possible we'd observe persistent hurricanes lasting months or even years, like a mini-version of Jupiter's great red spot?

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Imagine a circle with a diameter of 1 Planck length. Assuming no smaller lengths exist, would it be possible to find the area of a sector of said circle using conventional geometry?

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Would friction be possible in a completely 2-dimensional universe?

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If Earth had a huge equatorial ocean like it did in the past, would it be possible we'd observe persistent hurricanes lasting months or even years, like a mini-version of Jupiter's great red spot?	103
Imagine a circle with a diameter of 1 Planck length. Assuming no smaller lengths exist, would it be possible to find the area of a sector of said circle using conventional geometry?	1
Would friction be possible in a completely 2-dimensional universe?	1