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If extra wings seen on biplanes add more lift and maneuverability, why don’t we add them to modern planes or jets and have them built into the airframe like we do today?

9206 upvotes • r/askscience

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Why is the BFR rocket only slightly bigger then the Saturn V despite the huge difference in distance they have to travel?

11 upvotes • r/askscience

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[WP] The laws that made space international never existed, so the territory of a nation extends forever upwards. This causes some issues on interstellar colonies that switch hands every time the Earth rotates.

2 upvotes • r/WritingPrompts

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2 upvotes • r/askscience

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In your opinion, what is the moment that we as a society truly moved from basic machinery like steam engines to the ‘modern age’ ie electric machines or computers?

1 upvotes • r/AskHistorians

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Nothing can go faster than the speed of light. We all know that. What happens if you are already moving at a high speed and create light (flash light etc). Does that mean that light you’ve created is faster than the speed of light?

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The world is being invaded by aliens, they took everyone by storm with a device that disabled all modern equipment, now the only we have to fight them with is old machines found in garages and museums.

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[WP] Earth is being invaded and in a surprise movie the aliens used a weapon that disabled all modern weapons, now the only things we have to fight them with are tanks, planes and more from Vietnam and earlier only in museums and peoples garages.

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If extra wings seen on biplanes add more lift and maneuverability, why don’t we add them to modern planes or jets and have them built into the airframe like we do today?	9206	askscience
Why is the BFR rocket only slightly bigger then the Saturn V despite the huge difference in distance they have to travel?	11	askscience
[WP] The laws that made space international never existed, so the territory of a nation extends forever upwards. This causes some issues on interstellar colonies that switch hands every time the Earth rotates.	2	WritingPrompts
[deleted by user]	2	askscience
In your opinion, what is the moment that we as a society truly moved from basic machinery like steam engines to the ‘modern age’ ie electric machines or computers?	1	AskHistorians
Nothing can go faster than the speed of light. We all know that. What happens if you are already moving at a high speed and create light (flash light etc). Does that mean that light you’ve created is faster than the speed of light?	1	askscience
The world is being invaded by aliens, they took everyone by storm with a device that disabled all modern equipment, now the only we have to fight them with is old machines found in garages and museums.	1	WritingPrompts
[WP] Earth is being invaded and in a surprise movie the aliens used a weapon that disabled all modern weapons, now the only things we have to fight them with are tanks, planes and more from Vietnam and earlier only in museums and peoples garages.	0	WritingPrompts