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Solar panels directly convert sunlight into electricity. Are there technologies to do so with heat more efficiently than steam turbines?

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How do the redundancy systems in aeroplanes work?

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A health concern is the failing of antibiotics as bacterial become immune to them. Is the same situation true of vaccines or is it not in any way similar?

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Is chemical agriculture the only way to feed the world?

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The Vostok core data often shows spikes in temperature followed by often several hundred years a correlating spike in CO2 levels. Doesn't this indicate that CO2 wasn't the leading factor in the rising temperature changes in the past?

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It has been said in the media recently that the Coronavirus will, at least, slow down its spread in hotter and dyer months. How does a virus die if its not truly alive in the sense that a bacterium or fugus is? How does the virus "die" in the dry?

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What is the explosive yield relationship between containment and overcontainment?

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When to choose photovoltaic farms and when to choose concentrated solar power?

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How do some of the energy storage systems weigh against each other for renewable energy infrastructure?

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How come plants almost never get cancer? Could we use this fact to fight it?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Solar panels directly convert sunlight into electricity. Are there technologies to do so with heat more efficiently than steam turbines?	7011	askscience
How do the redundancy systems in aeroplanes work?	5	askscience
A health concern is the failing of antibiotics as bacterial become immune to them. Is the same situation true of vaccines or is it not in any way similar?	1	askscience
Is chemical agriculture the only way to feed the world?	1	askscience
The Vostok core data often shows spikes in temperature followed by often several hundred years a correlating spike in CO2 levels. Doesn't this indicate that CO2 wasn't the leading factor in the rising temperature changes in the past?	1	askscience
It has been said in the media recently that the Coronavirus will, at least, slow down its spread in hotter and dyer months. How does a virus die if its not truly alive in the sense that a bacterium or fugus is? How does the virus "die" in the dry?	1	askscience
What is the explosive yield relationship between containment and overcontainment?	1	askscience
When to choose photovoltaic farms and when to choose concentrated solar power?	1	askscience
How do some of the energy storage systems weigh against each other for renewable energy infrastructure?	1	askscience
How come plants almost never get cancer? Could we use this fact to fight it?	1	askscience