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Would it be possible to design a formula 1 course such that a particular feature (a turn or a hill crest) was safe at low speeds and safe at high speeds but unsafe at some intermediate speed?

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If the earth orbited the sun once every second, would we be able to see parallax motion in the stars?

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Could intelligent life develop technology on a liquid plus atmosphere exoplanet or on an ice-covering-liquid exoplanet?

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Gravity vs. Evolution - do we have a better understanding of one versus the other?

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Are there historical instances where a absolute/supreme ruler had to reverse an edict/decision because of unpopularity among subjects?

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There are occasionally headlines about a ground based telescope being "better than Hubble." When Hubble was launched was this considered possible?

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Could a red dwarf star be created through merging some number of brown dwarf stars?

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How does alcohol affect our perception of our reaction speed/ability?

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Alan Guth speculates that the universe is at least 10^23 times bigger than the observable universe. How strong are his assumptions and are there any other interpretations?

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How much does the ground shake during a nuclear explosion?

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Would it be possible to design a formula 1 course such that a particular feature (a turn or a hill crest) was safe at low speeds and safe at high speeds but unsafe at some intermediate speed?	1	askscience
If the earth orbited the sun once every second, would we be able to see parallax motion in the stars?	1	askscience
Could intelligent life develop technology on a liquid plus atmosphere exoplanet or on an ice-covering-liquid exoplanet?	1	askscience
Gravity vs. Evolution - do we have a better understanding of one versus the other?	1	askscience
Are there historical instances where a absolute/supreme ruler had to reverse an edict/decision because of unpopularity among subjects?	1	AskHistorians
There are occasionally headlines about a ground based telescope being "better than Hubble." When Hubble was launched was this considered possible?	1	askscience
Could a red dwarf star be created through merging some number of brown dwarf stars?	1	askscience
How does alcohol affect our perception of our reaction speed/ability?	1	askscience
Alan Guth speculates that the universe is at least 10^23 times bigger than the observable universe. How strong are his assumptions and are there any other interpretations?	1	askscience
How much does the ground shake during a nuclear explosion?	1	askscience