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What is the logical basis behind the multiverse theory? In other words, what does the multiverse theory attempt to prove or answer?

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Are there any incidents of government spy agencies using seduction to gain information from an enemy, like in a Bond film?

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From what I know, it feels hotter on a humid day because water is a better conductor of heat than air. If this is the case, would an oven cook food faster if there was water vapor pumped into the oven, rather than just a dry heat?

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Because sound waves propagate through air, do very high wind speeds distort sound?

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Is there any specific reason why 1 moon day is exactly the same length of 1 moon year? Is this apparent elsewhere in the galactic neighborhood?

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Why are last names from many Asian countries, when brought to America, spelled in English with unnecessary letters/weird spellings? Wouldn't they want to spell them as they sounded in Chinese, Japanese, etc.?

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If a perfectly frictionless wall existed, would one be able to lean against it and balance? Or would the person constantly slide off to either side?

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If the speed of light is captured in a flat viewpoint, assuming the viewer exactly next to the photon, does that mean that speed of light of that photon is viewed as slower than c, because you are seeing it travel across the vast night sky. Put simply, does the speed of light vary across viewpoints?

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At sea level and room temperature, how long would it take for a given volume of boiling water to totally turn into water vapor?

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How close could the average human come to constantly peeing, without drinking a fatal amount of water?

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What is the logical basis behind the multiverse theory? In other words, what does the multiverse theory attempt to prove or answer?	2939	askscience
Are there any incidents of government spy agencies using seduction to gain information from an enemy, like in a Bond film?	5	AskHistorians
From what I know, it feels hotter on a humid day because water is a better conductor of heat than air. If this is the case, would an oven cook food faster if there was water vapor pumped into the oven, rather than just a dry heat?	4	askscience
Because sound waves propagate through air, do very high wind speeds distort sound?	3	askscience
Is there any specific reason why 1 moon day is exactly the same length of 1 moon year? Is this apparent elsewhere in the galactic neighborhood?	2	askscience
Why are last names from many Asian countries, when brought to America, spelled in English with unnecessary letters/weird spellings? Wouldn't they want to spell them as they sounded in Chinese, Japanese, etc.?	2	AskHistorians
If a perfectly frictionless wall existed, would one be able to lean against it and balance? Or would the person constantly slide off to either side?	1	askscience
If the speed of light is captured in a flat viewpoint, assuming the viewer exactly next to the photon, does that mean that speed of light of that photon is viewed as slower than c, because you are seeing it travel across the vast night sky. Put simply, does the speed of light vary across viewpoints?	1	askscience
At sea level and room temperature, how long would it take for a given volume of boiling water to totally turn into water vapor?	1	askscience
How close could the average human come to constantly peeing, without drinking a fatal amount of water?	1	askscience