/u/crimsonnate's posts in /r/askscience
Is it possible to come to a complete stop in space? What would be required to make that happen and what measurements would be required to confirm no movement is occurring? Also, what would it look like (would the solar system quickly spiral away from you?)
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Does slingshotting around the planet affect the planet's orbit or rotation in any way at all? Why or why not?
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"Rubbing Alcohol" is the main ingredient in most skin care (and other) products but we've all been told to basically not use it for anything except an antiseptic. Why?
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What is the extreme high limit to measurement? In other words, what is the highest number of something that we have accurately measured?
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If we discovered a rogue planet (many, many light years away, of course) that had been flung out of its stellar orbit, would we be able to see if an advanced civilization once inhabited it?
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Will UY Scuti's (candidate for largest known star) eventual supernova be extraordinary in size or power because of the star immensity? Could the supernova affect earth in any way from 9500 light years away?
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