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How does photon-photon interaction not misconstrue the paths of other photon-photon interactions throughout space?

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Is an object stored in a computer's memory a physical object?

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For underwater mammals that need to rise to the water's surface to breathe, how did they evolve? Did they first leave the water, and then come back in?

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how hard would a human need to accelerate before the cells in the body would rupture?

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Question regarding optics...

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Can there ever be a way to design a ship that can go directly into the sun without being destroyed?

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Why don't we see large predatory birds with teeth? Do they exist? Have they ever existed? Or has it always been just sharp beaks?

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What are the chances that the very same molecule of water has become a part of my physiology more than once?

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SAMSUNG 49" S95UA - 2nd USB-C port useless?

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Is it possible my car seat is sensitive enough to detect the changes in mass when charging my phone?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
How does photon-photon interaction not misconstrue the paths of other photon-photon interactions throughout space?	128	askscience
Is an object stored in a computer's memory a physical object?	18	askscience
For underwater mammals that need to rise to the water's surface to breathe, how did they evolve? Did they first leave the water, and then come back in?	4	askscience
how hard would a human need to accelerate before the cells in the body would rupture?	1	askscience
Question regarding optics...	1	askscience
Can there ever be a way to design a ship that can go directly into the sun without being destroyed?	1	askscience
Why don't we see large predatory birds with teeth? Do they exist? Have they ever existed? Or has it always been just sharp beaks?	1	askscience
What are the chances that the very same molecule of water has become a part of my physiology more than once?	1	askscience
SAMSUNG 49" S95UA - 2nd USB-C port useless?	1	ultrawidemasterrace
Is it possible my car seat is sensitive enough to detect the changes in mass when charging my phone?	1	askscience