/u/flimspringfield's posts in /r/askscience

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Is the force in tightening a lid equal the force to opening it? In other words, no matter how tight I close a lid, I should be able to always open it right?

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Ancestry and 23 and Me

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Ancestry and 23 and Me?

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Article states that there is a device that pulls moisture from the air to make water. What effects will it have on the local climate?

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How much electricity would it take to electrify the entire ocean?

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Do fish yawn?

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Why can I remember tv commercials or movies lines but have a hard time remembering other things?

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Is the Kardashev Scale a good model to classify our level of technology?

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Realistically, how many centuries are we from man-made Earth's floating through the universe?

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Is it possible for animals to have twins?

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Is the force in tightening a lid equal the force to opening it? In other words, no matter how tight I close a lid, I should be able to always open it right?	1
Ancestry and 23 and Me	1
Ancestry and 23 and Me?	1
Article states that there is a device that pulls moisture from the air to make water. What effects will it have on the local climate?	1
How much electricity would it take to electrify the entire ocean?	1
Do fish yawn?	1
Why can I remember tv commercials or movies lines but have a hard time remembering other things?	1
Is the Kardashev Scale a good model to classify our level of technology?	1
Realistically, how many centuries are we from man-made Earth's floating through the universe?	1
Is it possible for animals to have twins?	1