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How does a tempered glass screen for your smart phone pass the sense of touch to the sensors below?

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During the day when you can see the moon and the sun in the sky at the same time, why is the moon sometimes still a crescent? The earth in theory can't create a shadow if you can see both closely in the sky.

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How do mars rovers keep their camera lenses clean and dust free in the harsh climates?

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If we covered the hull of a small boat with super-hydrophobic material would it be really fast or repel water so effectively that it would capsize?

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Fossil fuels get a bad rap these days but would our industrial boom and technological advances have been possible without fossil fuels, and is it likely that the scenario of burning fossil fuels on other planets is a common step to reaching technological maturity?

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Would it be possible to create a deep space network by launching a communication satellite every year which would follow the same paths leading outside our solar system so they can all relay information back to us?

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
How does a tempered glass screen for your smart phone pass the sense of touch to the sensors below?	2868
During the day when you can see the moon and the sun in the sky at the same time, why is the moon sometimes still a crescent? The earth in theory can't create a shadow if you can see both closely in the sky.	6
How do mars rovers keep their camera lenses clean and dust free in the harsh climates?	1
If we covered the hull of a small boat with super-hydrophobic material would it be really fast or repel water so effectively that it would capsize?	1
Fossil fuels get a bad rap these days but would our industrial boom and technological advances have been possible without fossil fuels, and is it likely that the scenario of burning fossil fuels on other planets is a common step to reaching technological maturity?	1
Would it be possible to create a deep space network by launching a communication satellite every year which would follow the same paths leading outside our solar system so they can all relay information back to us?	1