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What has happened to governments that were republics throughout history? Have they evolved to some other form most of the time?

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I understand lifting 6 pounds on the moon is equal to lifting 1 pound on Earth, what is equal to 1 pound when there is no gravity (or the gravity in all directions balances out)?

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Entropy and information not being lost not: How are these not contradictory?

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How much space/acreage of plants does it take, on average, to be in equilibrium with the oxygen needs of a human (and carbon dioxide exhaled)?

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How much water would it take to form a black hole, and how would it be different than other black holes?

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Why was English considered a separate language to emerge from Old Norse when speakers of one understood the other, and when/why did the main change happened where speakers started to have difficulty understanding the other?

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Does broadcasting in multiple frequencies take more power, and if so, is it X number of frequencies take X amount of power?

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LPT The more pressure someone feels about you asking them out the more nervous they tend to get and more likely they are to reject you The important it seems to you and/or more nervous you are asking them out likely makes them nervous and more likely to not say yes, even if you're a good person.

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Can someone clarify something about 3d mapping using distances of stars from us?

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What causes the pockets/path of darkness in the center of what we see when looking at the Milky Way Galaxy, and why that particular shape in the center?

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What has happened to governments that were republics throughout history? Have they evolved to some other form most of the time?	1	AskHistorians
I understand lifting 6 pounds on the moon is equal to lifting 1 pound on Earth, what is equal to 1 pound when there is no gravity (or the gravity in all directions balances out)?	1	askscience
Entropy and information not being lost not: How are these not contradictory?	1	askscience
How much space/acreage of plants does it take, on average, to be in equilibrium with the oxygen needs of a human (and carbon dioxide exhaled)?	1	askscience
How much water would it take to form a black hole, and how would it be different than other black holes?	1	askscience
Why was English considered a separate language to emerge from Old Norse when speakers of one understood the other, and when/why did the main change happened where speakers started to have difficulty understanding the other?	1	askscience
Does broadcasting in multiple frequencies take more power, and if so, is it X number of frequencies take X amount of power?	1	askscience
LPT The more pressure someone feels about you asking them out the more nervous they tend to get and more likely they are to reject you The important it seems to you and/or more nervous you are asking them out likely makes them nervous and more likely to not say yes, even if you're a good person.	1	LifeProTips
Can someone clarify something about 3d mapping using distances of stars from us?	1	askscience
What causes the pockets/path of darkness in the center of what we see when looking at the Milky Way Galaxy, and why that particular shape in the center?	1	askscience