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Can scientists tell if trees in a forest are related ("parents"/"children") to each other?

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You put a cold glass of water and a warm glass of water in the same room. Which one reaches room temperature first?2

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How do the rings of Saturn not get ripped apart by the speed of Saturn's orbit?

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At what point can we consider an invasive species a "native", if ever?

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Would Earth's albedo/brightness change noticeably due to varying cloud cover if we were viewing our planet at a great distance?

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In "Gods of Mars", the character of John Carter claims the Martian atmosphere is so thin that there is "no twilight", only full sunlight when the sun rises and then complete darkness as soon as the sun sets. If this is the case, why?

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Can scientists tell if trees in a forest are related ("parents"/"children") to each other?	245
You put a cold glass of water and a warm glass of water in the same room. Which one reaches room temperature first?2	1
How do the rings of Saturn not get ripped apart by the speed of Saturn's orbit?	1
At what point can we consider an invasive species a "native", if ever?	1
Would Earth's albedo/brightness change noticeably due to varying cloud cover if we were viewing our planet at a great distance?	1
In "Gods of Mars", the character of John Carter claims the Martian atmosphere is so thin that there is "no twilight", only full sunlight when the sun rises and then complete darkness as soon as the sun sets. If this is the case, why?	1