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If we would go to the moon today - using and bringing with us the technological capabilities we possess now - what would differ from our missions some 40 years ago?

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What would it be like to be inside an airplane that was struck by lightning? (.gif inside)

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When will we see everyday application of the Japanese human-like robot technology that has been seen on the internet for years?

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How come the second I put my head on the pillow to go to sleep I instantly remember the dreams I had the previous night/morning?

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What is the smallest a moon/planet could be to still appear flat to someone standing on the surface?

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Are the stars in the well-known constellations (such as Orion) actually at similar distances from our solar system, or are they at completely different distances and just forming "shapes" from our perspective?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
If we would go to the moon today - using and bringing with us the technological capabilities we possess now - what would differ from our missions some 40 years ago?	519	askscience
What would it be like to be inside an airplane that was struck by lightning? (.gif inside)	3	askscience
When will we see everyday application of the Japanese human-like robot technology that has been seen on the internet for years?	1	askscience
How come the second I put my head on the pillow to go to sleep I instantly remember the dreams I had the previous night/morning?	1	askscience
What is the smallest a moon/planet could be to still appear flat to someone standing on the surface?	1	askscience
Are the stars in the well-known constellations (such as Orion) actually at similar distances from our solar system, or are they at completely different distances and just forming "shapes" from our perspective?	0	askscience