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As the human race progresses and we start sending more and more material from earth into space at some point might we send enough (over the course of thousands of years) to lower gravity?

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How come 50 degrees Fahrenheit inside feels absolutely frigid, but when its 50 degrees Fahrenheit outside I feel perfectly comfortable in a t-shirt and shorts?

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Where does the energy for gravity come from?

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If geography played a major role in the development of the distinct differences in peoples appearance, would planes and modern civilization eventually get rid of those differences?

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Is water actually impossible to compress, or is it just incredibly difficult and/or impractical?

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On the topic of time travel why have I never heard a theory that time travel is actually possible but we are actually the "first" timeline so its not possible for us?

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What is the current maximum yield of a nuclear weapon we could produce with modern understanding of physics and materiels?

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How large would a lunar space elevator need to be to be useful if we had a moonbase with meaningful exports?

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We a very close to hitting the limit of miniaturization before quantum tunneling allows us to go no smaller. Is there any kind of scientific consensus on other ways to make computers faster?

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Have we figured out the rate of acceleration per kg of mass at distance x with the mass contained in y space?

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As the human race progresses and we start sending more and more material from earth into space at some point might we send enough (over the course of thousands of years) to lower gravity?	1	askscience
How come 50 degrees Fahrenheit inside feels absolutely frigid, but when its 50 degrees Fahrenheit outside I feel perfectly comfortable in a t-shirt and shorts?	1	askscience
Where does the energy for gravity come from?	1	askscience
If geography played a major role in the development of the distinct differences in peoples appearance, would planes and modern civilization eventually get rid of those differences?	1	askscience
Is water actually impossible to compress, or is it just incredibly difficult and/or impractical?	1	askscience
On the topic of time travel why have I never heard a theory that time travel is actually possible but we are actually the "first" timeline so its not possible for us?	1	askscience
What is the current maximum yield of a nuclear weapon we could produce with modern understanding of physics and materiels?	1	askscience
How large would a lunar space elevator need to be to be useful if we had a moonbase with meaningful exports?	1	askscience
We a very close to hitting the limit of miniaturization before quantum tunneling allows us to go no smaller. Is there any kind of scientific consensus on other ways to make computers faster?	1	askscience
Have we figured out the rate of acceleration per kg of mass at distance x with the mass contained in y space?	1	askscience