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If I shine a white LED light through a prism, would I see a spectrum, or would I see a red line, a green line, and a blue line?

5445 upvotes • r/askscience

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[WP][film-script] Hannibal Lecter an the Joker try to manipulate eachother, you choose who wins.

965 upvotes • r/WritingPrompts

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[WP] Day 25 aboard the International Space Station, you wake up in the "morning" to silence, the radios are down and the rest of the crew is missing without a trace, a single screen just says "hide".

54 upvotes • r/WritingPrompts

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If you knew all of the dimensions, distances lenses and settings etc, would it ever be feasible to refocus a blurred image?

24 upvotes • r/askscience

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[WP] You're in the Toy Story universe and a set of toys have to come to terms with realising their child is a sociopath.

14 upvotes • r/WritingPrompts

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Did long ranged assassinations/snipers exist before modern guns at all? As in, are the any recorded cases of someone with e.g. a crossbow sneaking around to assassinate enemy leaders, or were assassinations always infiltration?

14 upvotes • r/AskHistorians

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If you annihilated all the mass in the universe and used the energy to accelerate a 1 kilogram rock, how close could you get it to the speed of light?

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[WP] You are the Mars Spirit Rover, after your abandonment on the surface of Mars due to your dust covered solar panels you wake up one Mars morning to find yourself free of dust on your panels and strangely sentient and free of the control of NASA, you must find out why.

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What might the dropping of Fat Man on Nagasaki have looked like from space had something like the ISS existed at the time? Would it have even been visible?

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If people were to resort to cannibalism, how much of a person would would be considered "guideline daily allowance" for the muscle and fat?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
If I shine a white LED light through a prism, would I see a spectrum, or would I see a red line, a green line, and a blue line?	5445	askscience
[WP][film-script] Hannibal Lecter an the Joker try to manipulate eachother, you choose who wins.	965	WritingPrompts
[WP] Day 25 aboard the International Space Station, you wake up in the "morning" to silence, the radios are down and the rest of the crew is missing without a trace, a single screen just says "hide".	54	WritingPrompts
If you knew all of the dimensions, distances lenses and settings etc, would it ever be feasible to refocus a blurred image?	24	askscience
[WP] You're in the Toy Story universe and a set of toys have to come to terms with realising their child is a sociopath.	14	WritingPrompts
Did long ranged assassinations/snipers exist before modern guns at all? As in, are the any recorded cases of someone with e.g. a crossbow sneaking around to assassinate enemy leaders, or were assassinations always infiltration?	14	AskHistorians
If you annihilated all the mass in the universe and used the energy to accelerate a 1 kilogram rock, how close could you get it to the speed of light?	2	askscience
[WP] You are the Mars Spirit Rover, after your abandonment on the surface of Mars due to your dust covered solar panels you wake up one Mars morning to find yourself free of dust on your panels and strangely sentient and free of the control of NASA, you must find out why.	2	WritingPrompts
What might the dropping of Fat Man on Nagasaki have looked like from space had something like the ISS existed at the time? Would it have even been visible?	1	askscience
If people were to resort to cannibalism, how much of a person would would be considered "guideline daily allowance" for the muscle and fat?	1	askscience