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Could a big enough fan disperse a tornado?

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Why are my hands colder than the hands of others? Is "poor circulation" a real thing? If so, why isn't it as serious as it sounds?

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Alcohol and caffeine are both a diuretic. Why is urine expelled after caffeine consumption usually dark yellow, but urine expelled post alcohol consumption generally clear?

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Some drug users insert drugs rectally because tissue there absorbs molecules more quickly. Why does our own feces not cause us to become septic and die?

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What is that pitter-patter sound when you heat up a metal container, like a tea kettle or a soup pot?

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It seems that when we experience chemical euphoria, we more often than not experience a proportionate negative effect-- a "come-down". Why do we not experience a similar effect from orgasm?

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Could a big enough fan disperse a tornado?	1	askscience
Why are my hands colder than the hands of others? Is "poor circulation" a real thing? If so, why isn't it as serious as it sounds?	1	askscience
Alcohol and caffeine are both a diuretic. Why is urine expelled after caffeine consumption usually dark yellow, but urine expelled post alcohol consumption generally clear?	1	askscience
Some drug users insert drugs rectally because tissue there absorbs molecules more quickly. Why does our own feces not cause us to become septic and die?	1	askscience
What is that pitter-patter sound when you heat up a metal container, like a tea kettle or a soup pot?	1	askscience
It seems that when we experience chemical euphoria, we more often than not experience a proportionate negative effect-- a "come-down". Why do we not experience a similar effect from orgasm?	0	askscience