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What does this equation describe?

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If I was to send US heavy cream (36% fat) into the upper atmosphere (approx. 100000'), how much would it expand in volume?

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Is the entire universe a chaotic system?

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Who are the oldest traceable descendants of the major European royal houses?

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The basis of what my still in school-non scientific brain understands about resonant frequency is that, you play a wine glasses resonant frequency and the glass explodes. Please tell me of this is true, and also what would happen if we played the earth's resonant frequency?

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The basics of what I understand about resonant frequency is that if you playa glasses resonant frequency, it 'splodes. If that is true, what would happen if we played the earth's resonant frequency on a gigantic speaker? Tell me if I'm wrong about resonant frequency.

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Would result without investment, i.e. Magic, be breaking physics, thermodynamic, or something else?

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Could a baby, in any sense of the word, eat a sibling in the womb? And where is that concept in modern culture, I know it's from a thing but I can't think what, thanks!

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This may sound like a ridiculous idea, but let's say we succeed scientifically with the idea of two men creating a child from their own genes, never mind how it is born but the punnit square for that reads 75 male 25 YY. What would a child born with two y chromosomes be, theoretically?

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Could a small meteorite moving extremely fast (i.e. a large fraction the speed of light) cause the same damage as a slow moving, larger meteor?

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What does this equation describe?	1	askscience
If I was to send US heavy cream (36% fat) into the upper atmosphere (approx. 100000'), how much would it expand in volume?	1	askscience
Is the entire universe a chaotic system?	1	askscience
Who are the oldest traceable descendants of the major European royal houses?	1	AskHistorians
The basis of what my still in school-non scientific brain understands about resonant frequency is that, you play a wine glasses resonant frequency and the glass explodes. Please tell me of this is true, and also what would happen if we played the earth's resonant frequency?	1	askscience
The basics of what I understand about resonant frequency is that if you playa glasses resonant frequency, it 'splodes. If that is true, what would happen if we played the earth's resonant frequency on a gigantic speaker? Tell me if I'm wrong about resonant frequency.	1	askscience
Would result without investment, i.e. Magic, be breaking physics, thermodynamic, or something else?	1	askscience
Could a baby, in any sense of the word, eat a sibling in the womb? And where is that concept in modern culture, I know it's from a thing but I can't think what, thanks!	1	askscience
This may sound like a ridiculous idea, but let's say we succeed scientifically with the idea of two men creating a child from their own genes, never mind how it is born but the punnit square for that reads 75 male 25 YY. What would a child born with two y chromosomes be, theoretically?	1	askscience
Could a small meteorite moving extremely fast (i.e. a large fraction the speed of light) cause the same damage as a slow moving, larger meteor?	1	askscience