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With modern/state-of-the-art facial recognition technology, would it actually be possible to link Batman to Bruce Wayne even though you can only see the lower half of his face?

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How can electrons be zero dimensional (they take up no space at all) and yet have mass?

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Does time start to behave weirdly at the extremely small scales, much like how physics does? Is there a 'quantum' level of time? How does this affect physics?

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Will the universe ever become disk shaped due to the law of conservation of angular momentum?

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How much would a hamburger have cost in the Roman Empire when it was at it's height? What about Europe in the Middle Ages, Enlightenment, and Industrial Revolution?

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If I were to completely submerge a perfectly smooth, super hydrophobic object, such as a cube or sphere, would the water still be 'repelled' or would the pressure overwhelm the hydrophobic properties?

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Assuming that the gun barrel is perfectly horizontal and that there is no gravity to pull the bullet down, at what distance could a person catch a bullet fired from a gun with out being harmed?

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If we had evolved without fingers or toes, would base 10 still have been the most common counting system? Or would we have used something else like base 2?

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Do we know what sunsets would look like on other planets with different atmospheres?

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If I were to drop a super hydrophobic sphere into the ocean, at what depth would the pressure from the water overcome the sphere's super hydrophobic properties?

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With modern/state-of-the-art facial recognition technology, would it actually be possible to link Batman to Bruce Wayne even though you can only see the lower half of his face?	1	askscience
How can electrons be zero dimensional (they take up no space at all) and yet have mass?	1	askscience
Does time start to behave weirdly at the extremely small scales, much like how physics does? Is there a 'quantum' level of time? How does this affect physics?	1	askscience
Will the universe ever become disk shaped due to the law of conservation of angular momentum?	1	askscience
How much would a hamburger have cost in the Roman Empire when it was at it's height? What about Europe in the Middle Ages, Enlightenment, and Industrial Revolution?	1	AskHistorians
If I were to completely submerge a perfectly smooth, super hydrophobic object, such as a cube or sphere, would the water still be 'repelled' or would the pressure overwhelm the hydrophobic properties?	1	askscience
Assuming that the gun barrel is perfectly horizontal and that there is no gravity to pull the bullet down, at what distance could a person catch a bullet fired from a gun with out being harmed?	1	askscience
If we had evolved without fingers or toes, would base 10 still have been the most common counting system? Or would we have used something else like base 2?	1	askscience
Do we know what sunsets would look like on other planets with different atmospheres?	1	askscience
If I were to drop a super hydrophobic sphere into the ocean, at what depth would the pressure from the water overcome the sphere's super hydrophobic properties?	0	askscience