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Dark matter is data without an explanation. String theory is a hypothesis without any data. Could it perhaps be that the strings are what's causing all the gravity of dark matter?

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Could this be a Chicago pile moment for interstellar space travel? Researchers have reported they have possibly tapped into the quantum vacuum virtual plasma.

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If a snake should for some reason bite itself, would it suffer the effects of its own venom? Side question, how is it possible for a snake to even hold inside its body such a deadly venom in the first place?

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Does anyone know of an online reference that documents chimp anatomy? My aim is to show similarities and differences between humans and chimps.

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Do we have the necessary technology to keep a human brain alive in a machine? Could we cycle in oxygen and nutrients safely and effectively? If we don't currently have it, is this something that is at least within the capability of engineers to provide a solution?

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Dark matter is data without an explanation. String theory is a hypothesis without any data. Could it perhaps be that the strings are what's causing all the gravity of dark matter?	1	askscience
Could this be a Chicago pile moment for interstellar space travel? Researchers have reported they have possibly tapped into the quantum vacuum virtual plasma.	1	askscience
If a snake should for some reason bite itself, would it suffer the effects of its own venom? Side question, how is it possible for a snake to even hold inside its body such a deadly venom in the first place?	0	askscience
Does anyone know of an online reference that documents chimp anatomy? My aim is to show similarities and differences between humans and chimps.	0	askscience
Do we have the necessary technology to keep a human brain alive in a machine? Could we cycle in oxygen and nutrients safely and effectively? If we don't currently have it, is this something that is at least within the capability of engineers to provide a solution?	0	askscience