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Why are certain people attracted to certain physical traits?

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If object A and object B are of equal mass and are heading towards each other at the speed of light, is the collisions energy equivalent of object A travelling at twice the speed of light and colliding with the stationary object B?

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What would make a device like an 'Iron Man' suit possible?

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If I were to hit a critical piece of weapons-grade uranium with a hammer, how hard would I have to hit it in order for it to explode?

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Would it be possible to ignite a gas giant planet?

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Can a submarine aircraft carrier actually work?

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If the Pascal-B nuclear test shot a 900kg steel plate cap off the test shaft and into space, would it be possible to launch satellites using underground nuclear explosions?

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What foods digest faster than others in the human body?

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I have a scented candle in my room and after I finish burning it, there is a ball of ash at the end of it. Why is that?

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If a nuclear weapon detonated in the middle of Vancouver Island, would I notice anything down south in Vancouver, BC?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Why are certain people attracted to certain physical traits?	1	askscience
If object A and object B are of equal mass and are heading towards each other at the speed of light, is the collisions energy equivalent of object A travelling at twice the speed of light and colliding with the stationary object B?	1	askscience
What would make a device like an 'Iron Man' suit possible?	1	askscience
If I were to hit a critical piece of weapons-grade uranium with a hammer, how hard would I have to hit it in order for it to explode?	1	askscience
Would it be possible to ignite a gas giant planet?	1	askscience
Can a submarine aircraft carrier actually work?	1	askscience
If the Pascal-B nuclear test shot a 900kg steel plate cap off the test shaft and into space, would it be possible to launch satellites using underground nuclear explosions?	1	askscience
What foods digest faster than others in the human body?	1	askscience
I have a scented candle in my room and after I finish burning it, there is a ball of ash at the end of it. Why is that?	1	askscience
If a nuclear weapon detonated in the middle of Vancouver Island, would I notice anything down south in Vancouver, BC?	1	askscience