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What percentage of the sun's output does earth touch?

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If we assume the hubble deep field images are representative of our whole observable sky, what percentage of our entire sky is comprised of galaxy (including the most distant little smudges)?

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In the same way that human visible light is a narrow band on the sprawling electromagnetic spectrum, so too is our physical matter a narrow band on a grand spectrum of countless other extra-dimensional phases of matter, thus explaining dark matter.

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Here is a hypothesis: visible matter is a narrow band on a matter spectrum similar to visible light

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Can there be a molecule that codes life besides DNA?

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is it possible for there to be a sphere around a neutron star or black hole that is at such height away that the gravity is exactly equal to what we feel on earth?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
What percentage of the sun's output does earth touch?	1	askscience
If we assume the hubble deep field images are representative of our whole observable sky, what percentage of our entire sky is comprised of galaxy (including the most distant little smudges)?	1	askscience
In the same way that human visible light is a narrow band on the sprawling electromagnetic spectrum, so too is our physical matter a narrow band on a grand spectrum of countless other extra-dimensional phases of matter, thus explaining dark matter.	1	Showerthoughts
Here is a hypothesis: visible matter is a narrow band on a matter spectrum similar to visible light	1	HypotheticalPhysics
Can there be a molecule that codes life besides DNA?	1	askscience
is it possible for there to be a sphere around a neutron star or black hole that is at such height away that the gravity is exactly equal to what we feel on earth?	0	askscience