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If a meteorite of a similar size to the one the wiped out the dinosaurs hit an ocean instead of solid ground would it be better, worse or no different for us?

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Is there a limit to heat? A top end equivalent to absolute zero?

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How much different will it be to be a historian a 100 years or more into the future?

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The speed of light is considered to be the universal speed limit. What sets this limit? Is it the speed of light or is light itself constrained by some other factor?

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If the speed of light is the 'universal speed limit' what is it that stops anything going faster?

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How much does the relative speed of planets affect the passage of time?

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Why has nobody made a carcinogen free cigarette?

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Why is it commonplace for batteries to be inserted in opposite directions?

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If we had to get to the Moon in a real hurry could we still do it? If so who stands the best chance getting there first and how long would it take them to be ready?

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From my local supermarket I can by frozen, raw chicken breasts that cook from frozen and frozen, raw breasts that you have to defrost. What's the difference?

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If a meteorite of a similar size to the one the wiped out the dinosaurs hit an ocean instead of solid ground would it be better, worse or no different for us?	1326	askscience
Is there a limit to heat? A top end equivalent to absolute zero?	8	askscience
How much different will it be to be a historian a 100 years or more into the future?	2	AskHistorians
The speed of light is considered to be the universal speed limit. What sets this limit? Is it the speed of light or is light itself constrained by some other factor?	1	askscience
If the speed of light is the 'universal speed limit' what is it that stops anything going faster?	1	askscience
How much does the relative speed of planets affect the passage of time?	1	askscience
Why has nobody made a carcinogen free cigarette?	1	askscience
Why is it commonplace for batteries to be inserted in opposite directions?	1	askscience
If we had to get to the Moon in a real hurry could we still do it? If so who stands the best chance getting there first and how long would it take them to be ready?	1	askscience
From my local supermarket I can by frozen, raw chicken breasts that cook from frozen and frozen, raw breasts that you have to defrost. What's the difference?	1	askscience