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How were single, unescorted, bombers able to successfully drop the atomic bombs in Japan?

106 upvotes • r/AskHistorians

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I'm pretty new to stonks, can we get a wrinkle brain to weigh in on this?

100 upvotes • r/Superstonk

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Why do some materials (say, metals) become soft and maleable before becoming liquid while others (water) simple change directly between states?

24 upvotes • r/askscience

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What happens to electrons in an AC circuit after we use them for power?

18 upvotes • r/askscience

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Is there enough material in the solar system to build a Dyson sphere with a radius of 1AU?

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How high can the walls of a vessel containing superfluid liquid helium be while still allowing the helium to escape?

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Modern cities are a reletively new phenomenon. Have animals come up with any novel adaptations to survive in them?

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Could the double-slit experiment been conducted on astronomical scales? What would be the result?

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Why can hot water do so many things that cold water can't?

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What was the reason behind the Reinheitsgebot (beer purity law)?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
How were single, unescorted, bombers able to successfully drop the atomic bombs in Japan?	106	AskHistorians
I'm pretty new to stonks, can we get a wrinkle brain to weigh in on this?	100	Superstonk
Why do some materials (say, metals) become soft and maleable before becoming liquid while others (water) simple change directly between states?	24	askscience
What happens to electrons in an AC circuit after we use them for power?	18	askscience
Is there enough material in the solar system to build a Dyson sphere with a radius of 1AU?	10	askscience
How high can the walls of a vessel containing superfluid liquid helium be while still allowing the helium to escape?	9	askscience
Modern cities are a reletively new phenomenon. Have animals come up with any novel adaptations to survive in them?	7	askscience
Could the double-slit experiment been conducted on astronomical scales? What would be the result?	5	askscience
Why can hot water do so many things that cold water can't?	5	askscience
What was the reason behind the Reinheitsgebot (beer purity law)?	4	AskHistorians