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Why do nuckle's crack and why does it feel so good?

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If Antimatter and Matter look alike and act the same way how can physicist know that the majority of the universe is matter?

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Say we take a cosmic knife and cut through the shell of a neutron star. What would the heavy liquid (neutrons) look like? What would happen?

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When birds migrate do they take into account the rotation of the earth?

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Is it possible to have a binary planet system orbiting a star?

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If we decided to change the earths orbit, say move earth a little closer or a little further from the sun, how powerful would our rocket engines need to be?

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Its easy to create labels such as Electron, Neutron, or Proton, but what exactly IS negative, neutral, and positive energy?

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You drop two diamonds,one of them one second after the first. How long does it take for them to be separated by 10m?

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Would anything be different about a rocket launch from directly on top of earths rotational axis?

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Is there any reason why the side of the moon which is facing earth is significantly darker than the side facing space?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Why do nuckle's crack and why does it feel so good?	1	askscience
If Antimatter and Matter look alike and act the same way how can physicist know that the majority of the universe is matter?	1	askscience
Say we take a cosmic knife and cut through the shell of a neutron star. What would the heavy liquid (neutrons) look like? What would happen?	1	askscience
When birds migrate do they take into account the rotation of the earth?	1	askscience
Is it possible to have a binary planet system orbiting a star?	1	askscience
If we decided to change the earths orbit, say move earth a little closer or a little further from the sun, how powerful would our rocket engines need to be?	1	askscience
Its easy to create labels such as Electron, Neutron, or Proton, but what exactly IS negative, neutral, and positive energy?	1	askscience
You drop two diamonds,one of them one second after the first. How long does it take for them to be separated by 10m?	1	askscience
Would anything be different about a rocket launch from directly on top of earths rotational axis?	1	askscience
Is there any reason why the side of the moon which is facing earth is significantly darker than the side facing space?	1	askscience