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If you're in a freefalling elevator, why can't you survive by jumping just before impact?

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Microwaving food in plastic containers. Health hazard or not?

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Say I want to preserve a message for future generations. Paper decays. Hardware becomes unusable. What would be the most durable way to preserve the message?

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Why did Cuba's April 1958 general strike fail?

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If I blended a human being into a smoothie, could I use that smoothie as my sole source of nutrients?

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In my girlfriend's family, a weird phobia/disgust seems to be passed on from generation to generation. Is there any scientific explanation for this?

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What would make something dry faster: constant hot air, or intermittent cool and hot air?

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I read a story about a man being stuck in an air bubble on board of a sunken ship, only to be found by divers intending to recover the crew's bodies 3 days later. The ship was at a depth of 30m. Would the person have been able to swim to the surface, or would this have caused compression illness?

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After heavy drinking, why does it seem completely random and unpredictable wether I get a severe hangover, or no hangover at all, despite drinking the same amount of alcohol?

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If you're in a freefalling elevator, why can't you survive by jumping just before impact?	1	askscience
Microwaving food in plastic containers. Health hazard or not?	1	askscience
Say I want to preserve a message for future generations. Paper decays. Hardware becomes unusable. What would be the most durable way to preserve the message?	1	askscience
Why did Cuba's April 1958 general strike fail?	1	AskHistorians
If I blended a human being into a smoothie, could I use that smoothie as my sole source of nutrients?	1	askscience
In my girlfriend's family, a weird phobia/disgust seems to be passed on from generation to generation. Is there any scientific explanation for this?	1	askscience
What would make something dry faster: constant hot air, or intermittent cool and hot air?	1	askscience
I read a story about a man being stuck in an air bubble on board of a sunken ship, only to be found by divers intending to recover the crew's bodies 3 days later. The ship was at a depth of 30m. Would the person have been able to swim to the surface, or would this have caused compression illness?	1	askscience
After heavy drinking, why does it seem completely random and unpredictable wether I get a severe hangover, or no hangover at all, despite drinking the same amount of alcohol?	1	askscience
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