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Lunar dust is electrically charged, so is there lightning on the Moon?

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How does a black hole have "so much gravity that not even light can escape" if it has the same mass as the star that it was born from, from which light was emitted?

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What is an 'observer' in physics and how do they affect nature?

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Why isn't recombinant DNA technology used to produce more medications or substances?

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Funding aside, what are the key factors (to a high level) that hold back cancer research, or a cure-all together?

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As part of natural ageing, does the make-up of your blood change or give any indication of what may affect you in your near future in old age?

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Why is there so much variation in how long different animals can live?

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Are there any processes or stimuli that positively affect our senses?

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Why do we transplant bone marrow from a donor rather than using healthy tissue from the patient's own body when treating blood cancers?

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Why are spinal cord injuries so severe and challenging to treat? Have we made any advancements in actually treating them?

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Lunar dust is electrically charged, so is there lightning on the Moon?	1
How does a black hole have "so much gravity that not even light can escape" if it has the same mass as the star that it was born from, from which light was emitted?	1
What is an 'observer' in physics and how do they affect nature?	1
Why isn't recombinant DNA technology used to produce more medications or substances?	1
Funding aside, what are the key factors (to a high level) that hold back cancer research, or a cure-all together?	1
As part of natural ageing, does the make-up of your blood change or give any indication of what may affect you in your near future in old age?	1
Why is there so much variation in how long different animals can live?	1
Are there any processes or stimuli that positively affect our senses?	1
Why do we transplant bone marrow from a donor rather than using healthy tissue from the patient's own body when treating blood cancers?	1
Why are spinal cord injuries so severe and challenging to treat? Have we made any advancements in actually treating them?	1