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Why are rainbows curved?

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If a hydrogen atom is just one electron orbiting one proton, what keeps the two from touching each other?

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Smallest indivisible unit of time?

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If microprocessor manufactures are able to get more transistors on a processor why do they make them smaller?

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What can neuroscience tell us about individual differences in intelligence?

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Can bacteria borrow heat-resistant genes from archaea and become immune to Pasteurization?

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Why, on a molecular lever, are metals shiny while nonmetals are not?

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Why are there no in-between species of man and monkey right now?

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Why is Hydrogen Fluoride a gas at room temperature despite the fact that it is polar?

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What exactly do hallucinogenic drugs do to you?

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Why are rainbows curved?	16
If a hydrogen atom is just one electron orbiting one proton, what keeps the two from touching each other?	16
Smallest indivisible unit of time?	16
If microprocessor manufactures are able to get more transistors on a processor why do they make them smaller?	16
What can neuroscience tell us about individual differences in intelligence?	16
Can bacteria borrow heat-resistant genes from archaea and become immune to Pasteurization?	16
Why, on a molecular lever, are metals shiny while nonmetals are not?	16
Why are there no in-between species of man and monkey right now?	16
Why is Hydrogen Fluoride a gas at room temperature despite the fact that it is polar?	16
What exactly do hallucinogenic drugs do to you?	16