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Is it possible for you to become LESS immune to a variant of a disease if you are vaccinated using a vaccine created for a previous variant?

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If Cochlear implants sound robotic until the brain adjusts, what would then removing the implants sound like (assuming hearing is fully functional without implants)?

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If the only thing holding a particle from teleporting randomly back is the insanely low probability of it doing so, wouldn't that tell us the universe is finite, as if it wasn't particles would be appearing in our space constantly?

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What would a black hole look like if it didn't warp light?

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Why is cosmic inflation allowed to exceed the speed of light?

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Would it be possible for us to get a tiny camera up to relativistic speeds then send us back a video? What would be the logistics of this?

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Where does the energy from buoyancy come from? If a helium balloon "floats", where does it get the free gravitational potential energy from?

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Since gravitational waves travel at the speed of light, and gravity is the curvature of space time, how could a warp drive ever produce FTL movement?

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There is nothing left

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Is it possible for you to become LESS immune to a variant of a disease if you are vaccinated using a vaccine created for a previous variant?	1	askscience
If Cochlear implants sound robotic until the brain adjusts, what would then removing the implants sound like (assuming hearing is fully functional without implants)?	1	askscience
If the only thing holding a particle from teleporting randomly back is the insanely low probability of it doing so, wouldn't that tell us the universe is finite, as if it wasn't particles would be appearing in our space constantly?	1	askscience
What would a black hole look like if it didn't warp light?	1	askscience
Why is cosmic inflation allowed to exceed the speed of light?	1	askscience
Would it be possible for us to get a tiny camera up to relativistic speeds then send us back a video? What would be the logistics of this?	1	askscience
Where does the energy from buoyancy come from? If a helium balloon "floats", where does it get the free gravitational potential energy from?	1	askscience
Since gravitational waves travel at the speed of light, and gravity is the curvature of space time, how could a warp drive ever produce FTL movement?	1	askscience
There is nothing left	0	nosleep