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If between the earth and sun it's a vacuum then why does the change in distance of the earth from the sun result in a change in temperature?

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If metal objects spark in the microwave, why do the metal inside panels not spark?

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If things that are metal spark in a microwave how are some microwaves able to have metal interiors without sparking?

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Could an object made of two atoms be compressed enough to create a black hole?

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[Biology] If something taste bad because our body doesn't want us to eat it, for possible reasons as it being poisonous. Why can it taste bad to mix together two foods that otherwise would taste good and your body would happily have if eaten seperately?

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With all the funding and research into cancer treatment, do the practices consistently change on a year to year basis?

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What are the current theories on the possible evolutionary advantage of being homosexual?

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Wanting to keep away from distractions, but worried that it will actually negatively affect my mental health.

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How can there be both be advances in string theory and the possibility that ultimately it is incorrect?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
If between the earth and sun it's a vacuum then why does the change in distance of the earth from the sun result in a change in temperature?	3	askscience
If metal objects spark in the microwave, why do the metal inside panels not spark?	1	askscience
If things that are metal spark in a microwave how are some microwaves able to have metal interiors without sparking?	1	askscience
Could an object made of two atoms be compressed enough to create a black hole?	1	askscience
[Biology] If something taste bad because our body doesn't want us to eat it, for possible reasons as it being poisonous. Why can it taste bad to mix together two foods that otherwise would taste good and your body would happily have if eaten seperately?	1	askscience
With all the funding and research into cancer treatment, do the practices consistently change on a year to year basis?	1	askscience
What are the current theories on the possible evolutionary advantage of being homosexual?	1	askscience
Wanting to keep away from distractions, but worried that it will actually negatively affect my mental health.	1	getdisciplined
How can there be both be advances in string theory and the possibility that ultimately it is incorrect?	1	askscience