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What's the smallest (non-zero) difference in melting and boiling points we know of at 1atm?

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If the earth's rotation is slowing, and geostationary/synchronous orbit are based on the earth's rotation, how fast are they ascending each year?

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Why is stirring and doing curls easier when my dominant hand is stirring?

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Why are we creating a silicon sphere to measure a kilogram when water works?

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Since the gravity on the moon is lower, could you walk (or run) on water on the moon?

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Why can you get two answers (one obviously false) from manipulating x=x+1?

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Can I flip a right hand into a left hand with a fourth spacial dimension?

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If water boils at 100°C, why isn't the water in the air burning my face? And why is the air temperature around 22°C?

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
What's the smallest (non-zero) difference in melting and boiling points we know of at 1atm?	2471
If the earth's rotation is slowing, and geostationary/synchronous orbit are based on the earth's rotation, how fast are they ascending each year?	1
Why is stirring and doing curls easier when my dominant hand is stirring?	1
Why are we creating a silicon sphere to measure a kilogram when water works?	1
Since the gravity on the moon is lower, could you walk (or run) on water on the moon?	1
Why can you get two answers (one obviously false) from manipulating x=x+1?	1
Can I flip a right hand into a left hand with a fourth spacial dimension?	1
If water boils at 100°C, why isn't the water in the air burning my face? And why is the air temperature around 22°C?	1