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Can dolphin fetuses use echolocation to "see" outside their mothers' wombs?

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Wouldn't it be more aerodynamic for cars to tow boats backwards?

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Let's say I was pointing a large hobbyist telescope (8-12" aperture) at space on a dark night. Could any realistic celestial events (supernovae, quasars) be bright enough to blind me?

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PC gamers love touting the precision of a computer mouse over a console's thumbstick, but why are mice more precise?

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Could a meteor of a specific composition enter the atmosphere at a specific speed and direction such that after deceleration and "burning up", it could be safely caught in a baseball glove?

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Are there any predatory animals that mimic harmless animals to sneak up on their prey?

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Can dolphin fetuses use echolocation to "see" outside their mothers' wombs?	1
Wouldn't it be more aerodynamic for cars to tow boats backwards?	1
Let's say I was pointing a large hobbyist telescope (8-12" aperture) at space on a dark night. Could any realistic celestial events (supernovae, quasars) be bright enough to blind me?	1
PC gamers love touting the precision of a computer mouse over a console's thumbstick, but why are mice more precise?	0
Could a meteor of a specific composition enter the atmosphere at a specific speed and direction such that after deceleration and "burning up", it could be safely caught in a baseball glove?	0
Are there any predatory animals that mimic harmless animals to sneak up on their prey?	0