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According to Quantum Theory, is it true that if I toss a tennis ball enough times at my wall, eventually it will go right through?

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If there were parallel worlds, and we were somehow able to find a way and communicate with them, would that ability break any known physical laws?

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Can a president change his political affiliation while in office? Has this ever happened

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Why are children born with Trisomy 21 usually viable but any other trisomy usually ends in miscarriage?

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What is the one thing that absolutely determines if an element or isotope is radioactive or not? What determines the length of the half-time for decay (why does it seem to jump all over the place?)

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Why is it that when one's eyes or nails turn yellow is it a sign of liver failure? Why yellow? What is taking place for this to happen?

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What does the word "simultaneous" mean when referring to relativity?

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Have man-made electrical devices, power transmission lines, transmission towers, etc. had any effect on the Earth's natural magnetic field?

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What exactly happens during an intense orgasm? Is it a type of seizure? What parts of the brain are affected?

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Can someone explain what the "Halting Problem" is and what it means that it is "undecidable?"

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
According to Quantum Theory, is it true that if I toss a tennis ball enough times at my wall, eventually it will go right through?	6	askscience
If there were parallel worlds, and we were somehow able to find a way and communicate with them, would that ability break any known physical laws?	6	askscience
Can a president change his political affiliation while in office? Has this ever happened	6	AskHistorians
Why are children born with Trisomy 21 usually viable but any other trisomy usually ends in miscarriage?	5	askscience
What is the one thing that absolutely determines if an element or isotope is radioactive or not? What determines the length of the half-time for decay (why does it seem to jump all over the place?)	5	askscience
Why is it that when one's eyes or nails turn yellow is it a sign of liver failure? Why yellow? What is taking place for this to happen?	5	askscience
What does the word "simultaneous" mean when referring to relativity?	5	askscience
Have man-made electrical devices, power transmission lines, transmission towers, etc. had any effect on the Earth's natural magnetic field?	5	askscience
What exactly happens during an intense orgasm? Is it a type of seizure? What parts of the brain are affected?	5	askscience
Can someone explain what the "Halting Problem" is and what it means that it is "undecidable?"	5	askscience