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Has the invention of the light bulb lead to any measurable evolutionary changes among moths or other night light-obsessed insects?

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For the past five nights the still figure from the woods has been standing closer and closer.

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Sheer, primal terror washed over everyone in the room as the first images from JWST came in.

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I gasped for air twice after the crash.

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What is the rate of acceleration of a launch vehicle like Falcon Heavy? Are they moving as slow as they appear for the first 5-10 seconds?

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If a spaceship as massive as the mother ship in the movie Independence Day were to enter our atmosphere, what would be the effect on the air and earth below it as it descended?

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If we were to fly through the Asteroid Belt beyond Mars, or the Kuiper Belt beyond Neptune, how frequently would we see orbiting objects passing by? Would it mostly be empty space, or would there be bodies spinning everywhere like the movies? Would all of the objects be illuminated by the sun?

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Why are solar and planetary objects frequently spherical?

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Neptune has the most severe weather in the solar system with wind speeds exceeding 1,200 mph (breaking the sound barrier). What might this sound like?

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What would a sustained sonic boom sound like?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Has the invention of the light bulb lead to any measurable evolutionary changes among moths or other night light-obsessed insects?	599	askscience
For the past five nights the still figure from the woods has been standing closer and closer.	129	TwoSentenceHorror
Sheer, primal terror washed over everyone in the room as the first images from JWST came in.	34	TwoSentenceHorror
I gasped for air twice after the crash.	15	TwoSentenceHorror
What is the rate of acceleration of a launch vehicle like Falcon Heavy? Are they moving as slow as they appear for the first 5-10 seconds?	2	askscience
If a spaceship as massive as the mother ship in the movie Independence Day were to enter our atmosphere, what would be the effect on the air and earth below it as it descended?	1	askscience
If we were to fly through the Asteroid Belt beyond Mars, or the Kuiper Belt beyond Neptune, how frequently would we see orbiting objects passing by? Would it mostly be empty space, or would there be bodies spinning everywhere like the movies? Would all of the objects be illuminated by the sun?	1	askscience
Why are solar and planetary objects frequently spherical?	1	askscience
Neptune has the most severe weather in the solar system with wind speeds exceeding 1,200 mph (breaking the sound barrier). What might this sound like?	1	askscience
What would a sustained sonic boom sound like?	1	askscience