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Keep me up at night, and use no characters.

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Why are "first" and "up" considered positive while "last" and "down" considered negative?

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What is the evolutionary reason for the "puckering" reaction that occurs after eating sour foods?

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How much of the sun's light is generated via fusion processes in the core, and how much is released via blackbody radiation at the surface?

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Is there a function that behaves like division for all real numbers, but also is defined for infinite numbers or infinitesimals?

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What is this sequence?

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Theoretically, would we be able to tell if an exoplanet had a particularly large moon orbiting it? Is this feasible, and what tech would it require to detect this?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Keep me up at night, and use no characters.	1	WritingPrompts
Why are "first" and "up" considered positive while "last" and "down" considered negative?	1	askscience
What is the evolutionary reason for the "puckering" reaction that occurs after eating sour foods?	1	askscience
How much of the sun's light is generated via fusion processes in the core, and how much is released via blackbody radiation at the surface?	1	askscience
Is there a function that behaves like division for all real numbers, but also is defined for infinite numbers or infinitesimals?	1	askscience
What is this sequence?	1	askscience
Theoretically, would we be able to tell if an exoplanet had a particularly large moon orbiting it? Is this feasible, and what tech would it require to detect this?	1	askscience