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Cooked Food stored in a hot car versus a cold car; which is better?

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Can darkness or absence of light be projected like a reverse flashlight?

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WITB? South Louisiana. Are they getting jiggy with it?

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Who lives longer: people who are always cold or people who are always hot?

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If Earth was indeed flat, would everyone be able to see Mt. Everest?

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How much further away could Earth be from the Sun and still foster life as we know it? Just saw an 80% eclipse and it was still very bright and still quite warm.

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When filling up the bathtub, does it matter to use all hot water for a time, then all cold for a time, then hot, then cold till you get the optimum temperature OR just a mixture of cold and hot from the beginning, assuming a limited amount of hot water?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Cooked Food stored in a hot car versus a cold car; which is better?	1	askscience
Can darkness or absence of light be projected like a reverse flashlight?	1	askscience
WITB? South Louisiana. Are they getting jiggy with it?	1	whatisthisbug
Who lives longer: people who are always cold or people who are always hot?	1	askscience
If Earth was indeed flat, would everyone be able to see Mt. Everest?	1	askscience
How much further away could Earth be from the Sun and still foster life as we know it? Just saw an 80% eclipse and it was still very bright and still quite warm.	1	askscience
When filling up the bathtub, does it matter to use all hot water for a time, then all cold for a time, then hot, then cold till you get the optimum temperature OR just a mixture of cold and hot from the beginning, assuming a limited amount of hot water?	1	askscience