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Ex-Trump White House officials, dozens of Republicans endorse Harris

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Some gut bacteria are essential for human digestion. Are there any essential viruses, archaea, fungi, or protists?

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Would being able to divide by zero have any use in math? If you try 7/0=b, can we invent a quantity for b that's the solution to 7=b*0? The same way we invented a quantity i that's the solution to sqrt(-1)?

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There's tons of microorganisms surprisingly deep into the Earth's crust. Could life have begun underground instead of a warm little pond? Has there been any serious research into that question?

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Meteors typically burn up in the atmosphere at 20 km/s. The Sun orbits the galactic center at 225 km/s. Why do things found in space move so fast?

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There's tons of microorganisms surprisingly deep into the Earth's crust. 70% of Earth's bacteria live underground, extending at least 5 km down. Could life have BEGUN underground instead of a "warm little pond"? Has there been any serious research into that question?

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Should the Oort Cloud be considered the edge of the solar system? Do other stars have Oort Clouds?

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Could general relativity have been discovered from the study of particle spin instead of Einstein's method?

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Since sneezing isn't listed as a common symptom of COVID-19, is it correct to say that if you're sneezing you probably have something else?

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I wear thick glasses. When somebody with good vision puts them on, everything is really blurry to them. Are they seeing the same thing I see without my glasses?

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Ex-Trump White House officials, dozens of Republicans endorse Harris	2	AAA_NeatStuff
Some gut bacteria are essential for human digestion. Are there any essential viruses, archaea, fungi, or protists?	1	askscience
Would being able to divide by zero have any use in math? If you try 7/0=b, can we invent a quantity for b that's the solution to 7=b*0? The same way we invented a quantity i that's the solution to sqrt(-1)?	1	askscience
There's tons of microorganisms surprisingly deep into the Earth's crust. Could life have begun underground instead of a warm little pond? Has there been any serious research into that question?	1	askscience
Meteors typically burn up in the atmosphere at 20 km/s. The Sun orbits the galactic center at 225 km/s. Why do things found in space move so fast?	1	askscience
There's tons of microorganisms surprisingly deep into the Earth's crust. 70% of Earth's bacteria live underground, extending at least 5 km down. Could life have BEGUN underground instead of a "warm little pond"? Has there been any serious research into that question?	1	askscience
Should the Oort Cloud be considered the edge of the solar system? Do other stars have Oort Clouds?	1	askscience
Could general relativity have been discovered from the study of particle spin instead of Einstein's method?	1	askscience
Since sneezing isn't listed as a common symptom of COVID-19, is it correct to say that if you're sneezing you probably have something else?	1	askscience
I wear thick glasses. When somebody with good vision puts them on, everything is really blurry to them. Are they seeing the same thing I see without my glasses?	1	askscience