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What do scientists mean when they say a celestial body has a 1 in X chance of colliding with Earth?

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What are the moral and scientific implications of sending extremophilic bacteria to other planets?

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What organism has the largest variety of molecules within its body?

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If you had a traditional spacecraft traveling in space, are there any conditions or speeds at which adding more thrust backwards does not increase its velocity forward?

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What happens if you drink a lot of ocean (salty) water?

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What would be the LD50 in distance for the Earth in the event of a supernova?

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
What do scientists mean when they say a celestial body has a 1 in X chance of colliding with Earth?	2
What are the moral and scientific implications of sending extremophilic bacteria to other planets?	1
What organism has the largest variety of molecules within its body?	1
If you had a traditional spacecraft traveling in space, are there any conditions or speeds at which adding more thrust backwards does not increase its velocity forward?	1
What happens if you drink a lot of ocean (salty) water?	1
What would be the LD50 in distance for the Earth in the event of a supernova?	1