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After death, can the brain still function to a degree? Can neurons still carry signals for a period of time?

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What was the purpose of the large, projecting ischium hip bone in some dinosaurs?

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What exactly is the sine function? What does it do to the number in the brackets?

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How did Newton manage without vectors? How did he, or anyone else, calculate orbital trajectories?

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Since we see distant stars as they were in the past, and since the galaxy is rotating, does the more distant part of our galaxy appear skewed behind its own rotation?

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Why does it seem that Animalia, according to estimates, has by far the greatest biodiversity of all the kingdoms?

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Due to the (Newtonian) gravity equation, wouldn't heavier objects technically fall faster?

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Doesn't the way we model space kind of imply that there must be a center or 'origin' of the universe?

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How do neurons compute and formulate reactions?

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To nullify inflation, couldn't everyone in the world be forced to eliminate a portion of their wealth every decade or so?

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
After death, can the brain still function to a degree? Can neurons still carry signals for a period of time?	500
What was the purpose of the large, projecting ischium hip bone in some dinosaurs?	19
What exactly is the sine function? What does it do to the number in the brackets?	12
How did Newton manage without vectors? How did he, or anyone else, calculate orbital trajectories?	12
Since we see distant stars as they were in the past, and since the galaxy is rotating, does the more distant part of our galaxy appear skewed behind its own rotation?	10
Why does it seem that Animalia, according to estimates, has by far the greatest biodiversity of all the kingdoms?	7
Due to the (Newtonian) gravity equation, wouldn't heavier objects technically fall faster?	4
Doesn't the way we model space kind of imply that there must be a center or 'origin' of the universe?	1
How do neurons compute and formulate reactions?	1
To nullify inflation, couldn't everyone in the world be forced to eliminate a portion of their wealth every decade or so?	1