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In medieval combat, how would damaged and dented plate armor be removed?

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It’s well known that WWI and WWII made massive technological advancements, which were many times quicker because of the need to outpace enemy advancements. Did this also occur for ancient or pre-modern warfare? If so, can you list some examples?

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When did religious relics stop being used in warfare?

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Is there any explanation for why people are able to visualize things (like a chemical reaction) and why some can’t?

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If a human jumps into a hole going through the center of the earth, would they have enough momentum to make it through to the other side? (Assuming their body stays intact the whole trip).

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In movies you often see foreign planets which are mostly comprised of a single “biome”. Is this depiction representative of real space?

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In medieval combat, how would damaged and dented plate armor be removed?	1	AskHistorians
It’s well known that WWI and WWII made massive technological advancements, which were many times quicker because of the need to outpace enemy advancements. Did this also occur for ancient or pre-modern warfare? If so, can you list some examples?	1	AskHistorians
When did religious relics stop being used in warfare?	1	AskHistorians
Is there any explanation for why people are able to visualize things (like a chemical reaction) and why some can’t?	1	askscience
If a human jumps into a hole going through the center of the earth, would they have enough momentum to make it through to the other side? (Assuming their body stays intact the whole trip).	1	askscience
In movies you often see foreign planets which are mostly comprised of a single “biome”. Is this depiction representative of real space?	1	askscience