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Just to reiterate that slaying isn't everything

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Is it theoretically possible to shoot something so fast into a black whole as to escape matter spaghettification?

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How big would an asteroid need to be to boil the world's oceans upon impact? How big might the resulting crater be?

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Does/did "dark antimatter" exist?

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Is it possible to create invisible flames or objects by heating them up?

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How do astronomers figure out how far away a star or galaxy is when they are obscured or dimmed by nebulae?

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What makes it possible for people to be allergic to 5+ different sources?

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How is it possible for strings in string theory to create multiple dimensions and would we prove string theory correct if we could observe those dimensions?

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The big bang was an estimated 1000 trillion degrees Celsius. What did the state of energy look like at that temperature, is there another state at that point than "pure energy"?

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Since stars are made of hot gas what would it actually look like if two stars collided, would they just go "through" each other and make a bigger star?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Just to reiterate that slaying isn't everything	1	CompetitiveHalo
Is it theoretically possible to shoot something so fast into a black whole as to escape matter spaghettification?	1	askscience
How big would an asteroid need to be to boil the world's oceans upon impact? How big might the resulting crater be?	1	askscience
Does/did "dark antimatter" exist?	1	askscience
Is it possible to create invisible flames or objects by heating them up?	1	askscience
How do astronomers figure out how far away a star or galaxy is when they are obscured or dimmed by nebulae?	1	askscience
What makes it possible for people to be allergic to 5+ different sources?	1	askscience
How is it possible for strings in string theory to create multiple dimensions and would we prove string theory correct if we could observe those dimensions?	1	askscience
The big bang was an estimated 1000 trillion degrees Celsius. What did the state of energy look like at that temperature, is there another state at that point than "pure energy"?	1	askscience
Since stars are made of hot gas what would it actually look like if two stars collided, would they just go "through" each other and make a bigger star?	1	askscience