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If someone punches you in a zero gravity environment, would it hurt as much or inflict as much force than it would have in an environment with gravity?

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[WP] Tell us a story through a library checkout receipt.

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What exactly causes mass to be attracted to other mass? In other words, why is gravity the way it is?

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Theoretically, would a wall of water be able to "soak" or absorb gases to keep it from spreading?

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Could acids like hydrochloric acid or sulfuric acid be used to disinfect wounds in an emergency situation?

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What were the effects earthquakes would have on humans pre-Neolithic era?

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When swimming, what is keeping water from entering our eyes/ears/noses?

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When did Britain and France get on good terms before becoming allies in WWI?

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How hot does something need to be to burn human skin almost instantly?

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Would an average English speaker be able to read "English" text from the 15th and 16th century? What about a linguist?

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If someone punches you in a zero gravity environment, would it hurt as much or inflict as much force than it would have in an environment with gravity?	1	askscience
[WP] Tell us a story through a library checkout receipt.	1	WritingPrompts
What exactly causes mass to be attracted to other mass? In other words, why is gravity the way it is?	1	askscience
Theoretically, would a wall of water be able to "soak" or absorb gases to keep it from spreading?	1	askscience
Could acids like hydrochloric acid or sulfuric acid be used to disinfect wounds in an emergency situation?	1	askscience
What were the effects earthquakes would have on humans pre-Neolithic era?	1	askscience
When swimming, what is keeping water from entering our eyes/ears/noses?	1	askscience
When did Britain and France get on good terms before becoming allies in WWI?	1	AskHistorians
How hot does something need to be to burn human skin almost instantly?	1	askscience
Would an average English speaker be able to read "English" text from the 15th and 16th century? What about a linguist?	0	AskHistorians