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If the most efficient coil was built around a spinning Magnetar, could more energy be generated than our sun puts out from fusion?

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How come we never witness lightning in open space? Can't there be charge differentials in large nebulas, etc.?

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Is there any relationship between anti-matter and dark matter?

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What would be the minimum number of transistors required to build a simple turing-complete computer?

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If certain neutrinos are FTL, does that mean that the neutrinos that CERN used were actually en route before they were initially sent?

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The year is 3000 AD and humanity is a spacefaring species. What unit of time would make the most sense to use that would be universally applicable?

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Is it possible for any type of memories to be passed genetically?

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If an atomic bomb were detonated in space, would it produce a shockwave?

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Why is Dimethylmercury so poisonous compared to elemental mercury?

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If a 10km iron asteroid were to impact the Earth facing side of the moon at 25 km/s, how bright would the impact appear at night to people on Earth?

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If the most efficient coil was built around a spinning Magnetar, could more energy be generated than our sun puts out from fusion?	2	askscience
How come we never witness lightning in open space? Can't there be charge differentials in large nebulas, etc.?	2	askscience
Is there any relationship between anti-matter and dark matter?	2	askscience
What would be the minimum number of transistors required to build a simple turing-complete computer?	2	askscience
If certain neutrinos are FTL, does that mean that the neutrinos that CERN used were actually en route before they were initially sent?	2	askscience
The year is 3000 AD and humanity is a spacefaring species. What unit of time would make the most sense to use that would be universally applicable?	2	askscience
Is it possible for any type of memories to be passed genetically?	2	askscience
If an atomic bomb were detonated in space, would it produce a shockwave?	2	askscience
Why is Dimethylmercury so poisonous compared to elemental mercury?	2	askscience
If a 10km iron asteroid were to impact the Earth facing side of the moon at 25 km/s, how bright would the impact appear at night to people on Earth?	2	askscience