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How much more dangerous would lightning strikes have been 300 million years ago when atmospheric oxygen levels peaked at 35%?

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The problem T17s tried to solve for boss frags is the exact same problem they have created for scarabs

866 upvotes • r/pathofexile

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Why did Mexico ask for the Spanish king to remain as head of state in 1822, despite having just defeated the Spanish imperial army in a bid to secure independence?

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What is the origin of countries having national anthems, and how do anthems get selected?

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What are some examples from history where leaders in countries with ostensibly democratic systems rejected electoral defeats? What 'checks and balances' have been utilised or circumvented in these situations?

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[WP] The year is 2163, and the gold-plated cryogenic sarcophagus which has resided on the top floor of Trump Tower for over a century is undergoing final pre-thaw preparations. It's time to bring The Donald back.

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Is there a theoretical maximum limit to the strength of a lightning strike?

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Do we have an estimate for the proportion of extinct species we currently have knowledge of?

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Have any wild animal species created a new, domesticated variety of a plant or fungi?

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Oxygen levels early in the history of life on Earth were as high as 35% compared to 21% today. How would such high oxygen levels have changed the nature of big conflagrations, such as wildfires and volcanic eruptions?

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How much more dangerous would lightning strikes have been 300 million years ago when atmospheric oxygen levels peaked at 35%?	5319	askscience
The problem T17s tried to solve for boss frags is the exact same problem they have created for scarabs	866	pathofexile
Why did Mexico ask for the Spanish king to remain as head of state in 1822, despite having just defeated the Spanish imperial army in a bid to secure independence?	3	AskHistorians
What is the origin of countries having national anthems, and how do anthems get selected?	2	AskHistorians
What are some examples from history where leaders in countries with ostensibly democratic systems rejected electoral defeats? What 'checks and balances' have been utilised or circumvented in these situations?	2	AskHistorians
[WP] The year is 2163, and the gold-plated cryogenic sarcophagus which has resided on the top floor of Trump Tower for over a century is undergoing final pre-thaw preparations. It's time to bring The Donald back.	1	WritingPrompts
Is there a theoretical maximum limit to the strength of a lightning strike?	1	askscience
Do we have an estimate for the proportion of extinct species we currently have knowledge of?	1	askscience
Have any wild animal species created a new, domesticated variety of a plant or fungi?	1	askscience
Oxygen levels early in the history of life on Earth were as high as 35% compared to 21% today. How would such high oxygen levels have changed the nature of big conflagrations, such as wildfires and volcanic eruptions?	1	askscience