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Since neutrinos are almost never absorbed shouldn't their numbers be steadily climbing as the universe ages? Could this be a useful way of measuring the ratio between entropy and rate of spacial expansion?

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Can we detect heavy elements like Uranium in the spectrum of supernova explosions? If so, would a fresh supernova allow us to glimpse the signature of short lived super heavy elements?

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In 1983 the Soviet early-warning system registered "incoming strike" then "missile attack". Is it hype, or could that have been nuclear armageddon?

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Why is the Earth's magnetosphere 100 times stronger than that of Mercury, Venus, and Mars - the solar systems other rocky planets?

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Permafrost, methane, and recent craters. What do we actually, concretely know?

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Google's D-Wave quantum computer accurately modeled a hydrogen atom today. Is this unique? How? What does it mean? What are future implications?

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Changes involving child birth since transition from nomadic to settlement lifestyle?

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The Mississippi River releases large amounts of fresh, cold water into the Gulf of Mexico. Does this impact hurricane direction or strength?

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In what ways would the discovery of a 2.8 million year old hominid burying its dead alter current scientific understanding?

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Since neutrinos are almost never absorbed shouldn't their numbers be steadily climbing as the universe ages? Could this be a useful way of measuring the ratio between entropy and rate of spacial expansion?	1759	askscience
Can we detect heavy elements like Uranium in the spectrum of supernova explosions? If so, would a fresh supernova allow us to glimpse the signature of short lived super heavy elements?	18	askscience
In 1983 the Soviet early-warning system registered "incoming strike" then "missile attack". Is it hype, or could that have been nuclear armageddon?	15	AskHistorians
Why is the Earth's magnetosphere 100 times stronger than that of Mercury, Venus, and Mars - the solar systems other rocky planets?	5	askscience
Permafrost, methane, and recent craters. What do we actually, concretely know?	1	askscience
Google's D-Wave quantum computer accurately modeled a hydrogen atom today. Is this unique? How? What does it mean? What are future implications?	1	askscience
Changes involving child birth since transition from nomadic to settlement lifestyle?	1	askscience
The Mississippi River releases large amounts of fresh, cold water into the Gulf of Mexico. Does this impact hurricane direction or strength?	1	askscience
In what ways would the discovery of a 2.8 million year old hominid burying its dead alter current scientific understanding?	1	askscience