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I had some dead wood laying around and decided to mount it to make something interesting.

339 upvotes • r/Bonsai

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Why isn’t interchangeable batteries a thing for electric cars?

21 upvotes • r/askscience

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Pool company switched out service without consulting first.

17 upvotes • r/pools

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Say you tie a lightbulb to a balloon capable of traveling anywhere in Earth’s atmosphere. Is it possible that the lightbulb would potentially light up given the static in the atmosphere? What would it take?

1 upvotes • r/askscience

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Looking into the past

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Could you observe the Earth in the past?

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Can you coat a hygroscopic material (sugar glass) with a hydrophobic material so that it will not deteriorate and will maintain transparency?

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[AMA Request] Kia Silverbrook

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If we assume that space is infinite and goes forever, can we say the atom continues to have smaller and smaller particles that are infinite as well?

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Is it possible in theory to look at your past self using a telescope?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
I had some dead wood laying around and decided to mount it to make something interesting.	339	Bonsai
Why isn’t interchangeable batteries a thing for electric cars?	21	askscience
Pool company switched out service without consulting first.	17	pools
Say you tie a lightbulb to a balloon capable of traveling anywhere in Earth’s atmosphere. Is it possible that the lightbulb would potentially light up given the static in the atmosphere? What would it take?	1	askscience
Looking into the past	1	askscience
Could you observe the Earth in the past?	1	askscience
Can you coat a hygroscopic material (sugar glass) with a hydrophobic material so that it will not deteriorate and will maintain transparency?	1	askscience
[AMA Request] Kia Silverbrook	1	IAmA
If we assume that space is infinite and goes forever, can we say the atom continues to have smaller and smaller particles that are infinite as well?	1	askscience
Is it possible in theory to look at your past self using a telescope?	1	askscience