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Recently a planet of a similar size to earth was found in the goldilocks zone. If the atmosphere is also similar, would the law of evolution suggest that a human-like species should eventually evolve, as we have proven to be the most suited to this environment?

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How long can transplanted organs survive when going from an old donor to a young recipient?

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Setting aside temperature concerns, would conventional solar panels inside a fusion reactor generate electricity beyond the 33.7% theoretical efficiency limit?

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It seems like the go to response in America from overweight people is that their weight is a result of a medical condition. Let's assume that's the case. If so, why do other countries not have a similar incidence of obesity?

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Since Mars's atmosphere is mostly carbon dioxide, shouldn't it be super hot?

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If a device could be made that could separate the carbon and oxygen atoms when you exhale, how long could you breathe underwater with one breath of air?

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Seems like everyday I'm reading about cures or treatments for major diseases. How long until we start seeing these medical miracles in practice? Is that time longer than it used to be?

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How much does the amount of moisture in the atmosphere as a whole vary?

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The universe appears to be expanding, but space is curved. Shouldn’t this mean that an ever expanding universe will eventually contract?

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AMA Request: A girl that slept with someone she met on Adult Friend Finder

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Recently a planet of a similar size to earth was found in the goldilocks zone. If the atmosphere is also similar, would the law of evolution suggest that a human-like species should eventually evolve, as we have proven to be the most suited to this environment?	1	askscience
How long can transplanted organs survive when going from an old donor to a young recipient?	1	askscience
Setting aside temperature concerns, would conventional solar panels inside a fusion reactor generate electricity beyond the 33.7% theoretical efficiency limit?	1	askscience
It seems like the go to response in America from overweight people is that their weight is a result of a medical condition. Let's assume that's the case. If so, why do other countries not have a similar incidence of obesity?	1	askscience
Since Mars's atmosphere is mostly carbon dioxide, shouldn't it be super hot?	1	askscience
If a device could be made that could separate the carbon and oxygen atoms when you exhale, how long could you breathe underwater with one breath of air?	1	askscience
Seems like everyday I'm reading about cures or treatments for major diseases. How long until we start seeing these medical miracles in practice? Is that time longer than it used to be?	1	askscience
How much does the amount of moisture in the atmosphere as a whole vary?	1	askscience
The universe appears to be expanding, but space is curved. Shouldn’t this mean that an ever expanding universe will eventually contract?	1	askscience
AMA Request: A girl that slept with someone she met on Adult Friend Finder	1	IAmA