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Why do some insects crash into things? Why can't they avoid obstacles?

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How does non invasive prenatal testing for aneuploidy work?

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Netflix claim to be cracking down on geododging via VPN. How would they accomplish this?

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What is the most efficient way to drive a manual car up hill?

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Are solar cells efficient enough that putting them on the roof of a Tesla car would meaningfully increase its range?

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What experiments could be conducted in a theoretical Mars Base, that we can't already do on Earth?

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Unlike depictions in media, the asteroid belt is incredibly sparse. Is it theoretically possible for a dense asteroid field to exist? At least dense enough that a human could make out one asteroid while standing on its nearest neighbour?

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Assuming the sun were dense enough to go supernova, and we could stay in a habitable zone the whole time, what would we observe in the centuries<->seconds before the giant kablooie?

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What is happening at the interface between two merging black holes?

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What is it about nuclear reactors that makes them so expensive and slow to build?

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Why do some insects crash into things? Why can't they avoid obstacles?	10
How does non invasive prenatal testing for aneuploidy work?	3
Netflix claim to be cracking down on geododging via VPN. How would they accomplish this?	1
What is the most efficient way to drive a manual car up hill?	1
Are solar cells efficient enough that putting them on the roof of a Tesla car would meaningfully increase its range?	1
What experiments could be conducted in a theoretical Mars Base, that we can't already do on Earth?	1
Unlike depictions in media, the asteroid belt is incredibly sparse. Is it theoretically possible for a dense asteroid field to exist? At least dense enough that a human could make out one asteroid while standing on its nearest neighbour?	1
Assuming the sun were dense enough to go supernova, and we could stay in a habitable zone the whole time, what would we observe in the centuries<->seconds before the giant kablooie?	1
What is happening at the interface between two merging black holes?	1
What is it about nuclear reactors that makes them so expensive and slow to build?	1