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What does it mean if one can hear a 0 decibel sound and how much energy is that against the eardrum?

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What contains more total energy -- Hurricane Sandy over its lifetime, the Tzar Bomb (biggest man-made nuclear explosion) or the 2004 Indian Earthquake and Tsunami?

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Is there an ultimate limit to computational speed? For instance, if I had one kilogram of matter, is there some scientific theory that specifies the ultimate computational speed for that piece of matter?

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If I were floating in deep space, at what rate would I lose body heat? Would my skin feel cold?

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Would the human body still be able to function correctly without any type of bacteria whatsoever inside it?

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Why is there no stable isotope of Technetium? It is only element 43 but all forms are radioactive. Is this explained by quantum mechanics?

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If you were to give someone under local anesthesia an electric shock, would they feel it?

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Why do people tend to grab their heads when witnessing something traumatic?

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Would one get much higher levels of solar radiation if they lived exactly on the magnetic poles?

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When a star goes supernova, did it "just happen" when we see it?

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What does it mean if one can hear a 0 decibel sound and how much energy is that against the eardrum?	0	askscience
What contains more total energy -- Hurricane Sandy over its lifetime, the Tzar Bomb (biggest man-made nuclear explosion) or the 2004 Indian Earthquake and Tsunami?	0	askscience
Is there an ultimate limit to computational speed? For instance, if I had one kilogram of matter, is there some scientific theory that specifies the ultimate computational speed for that piece of matter?	0	askscience
If I were floating in deep space, at what rate would I lose body heat? Would my skin feel cold?	0	askscience
Would the human body still be able to function correctly without any type of bacteria whatsoever inside it?	0	askscience
Why is there no stable isotope of Technetium? It is only element 43 but all forms are radioactive. Is this explained by quantum mechanics?	0	askscience
If you were to give someone under local anesthesia an electric shock, would they feel it?	0	askscience
Why do people tend to grab their heads when witnessing something traumatic?	0	askscience
Would one get much higher levels of solar radiation if they lived exactly on the magnetic poles?	0	askscience
When a star goes supernova, did it "just happen" when we see it?	0	askscience