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If there was a giant tube partially filled with water that followed the equator around the world at a consistent elevation/depth, like a giant hula hoop, would the water behave like a tide and flow through it indefinitely due to the gravitational pull of the moon?

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What scientific breakthroughs have we not yet discovered but will be likely to have a logical explanation?

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Is there a theoretical limit on the lowest pitch that a sound can be imagined?

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Is it a coincidence that the time it takes to make one trip around the sun the same amount of time it takes to pass through all four seasons?

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If there was a giant tube partially filled with water that followed the equator around the world at a consistent elevation/depth, like a giant hula hoop, would the water behave like a tide and flow through it indefinitely due to the gravitational pull of the moon?	1
What scientific breakthroughs have we not yet discovered but will be likely to have a logical explanation?	1
Is there a theoretical limit on the lowest pitch that a sound can be imagined?	1
Is it a coincidence that the time it takes to make one trip around the sun the same amount of time it takes to pass through all four seasons?	1