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The largest magnetic field observed in the universe is around 10^11 tesla. What effects would a magnetic field of over 100 billion tesla have?

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Why is Dimethylmercury so poisonous compared to elemental mercury?

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Why are more and more bacterial infections becoming completely drug resistant and why can't we find a way to battle any bacterial infection?

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Out of all the known physical constants, which one is the most sensitive to even the slightest change that would result in complete annihilation of the universe as we know it?

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How would you explain the concept of "Turing Complete" to a 5'th grade student?

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If water suddenly took on the same properties of a superfluid like Helium-4 at 2 kelvin, what kind of strange things would happen?

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If water suddenly became a superfluid at room temperature like Helium-4 when cooled to 2 kelvin, what type of bizarre things would take place?

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If water suddenly became a superfluid at room temperature like Helium-4 when cooled to 2 kelvin, what type of bizarre things would take place?

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Which element or compound is the fastest conductor for sound?

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If neutrons have a neutral charge, why couldn't we make an atom where electrons were inside the nucleus while protons orbited?

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The largest magnetic field observed in the universe is around 10^11 tesla. What effects would a magnetic field of over 100 billion tesla have?	2	askscience
Why is Dimethylmercury so poisonous compared to elemental mercury?	2	askscience
Why are more and more bacterial infections becoming completely drug resistant and why can't we find a way to battle any bacterial infection?	1	askscience
Out of all the known physical constants, which one is the most sensitive to even the slightest change that would result in complete annihilation of the universe as we know it?	1	askscience
How would you explain the concept of "Turing Complete" to a 5'th grade student?	1	askscience
If water suddenly took on the same properties of a superfluid like Helium-4 at 2 kelvin, what kind of strange things would happen?	1	askscience
If water suddenly became a superfluid at room temperature like Helium-4 when cooled to 2 kelvin, what type of bizarre things would take place?	1	askscience
If water suddenly became a superfluid at room temperature like Helium-4 when cooled to 2 kelvin, what type of bizarre things would take place?	1	askscience
Which element or compound is the fastest conductor for sound?	1	askscience
If neutrons have a neutral charge, why couldn't we make an atom where electrons were inside the nucleus while protons orbited?	1	askscience