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Zeroing in, in bad conditions

2 upvotes • r/longrange

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if the moon was directly overhead would you be able to jump higher

1 upvotes • r/askscience

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if the moon was directly overhead could I jump higher, because if the moon can pull an entire ocean can't I jump a few centimeters higher?

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so the planarian flat worm con have majority of it's body removed and can regrow itself completely. when it regrows it's brain it Is able to retain information that it has learned even with a new brain. how is this possible?

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how come when black paint is wet it still reflects white light if the color black is the absorption of all colored light

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why when black paint is wet it reflects white light, if black is supposed to absorb all color waves?

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Why does wet black paint reflects a white glare if the color black is supposed absorb all light?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Zeroing in, in bad conditions	2	longrange
if the moon was directly overhead would you be able to jump higher	1	askscience
if the moon was directly overhead could I jump higher, because if the moon can pull an entire ocean can't I jump a few centimeters higher?	1	askscience
so the planarian flat worm con have majority of it's body removed and can regrow itself completely. when it regrows it's brain it Is able to retain information that it has learned even with a new brain. how is this possible?	1	askscience
how come when black paint is wet it still reflects white light if the color black is the absorption of all colored light	1	askscience
why when black paint is wet it reflects white light, if black is supposed to absorb all color waves?	1	askscience
Why does wet black paint reflects a white glare if the color black is supposed absorb all light?	1	askscience