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When I was a child I thought it was a good idea to jump to lessen the damage of being hit by a car.

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Could we use technology to see new primary colors?

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If most humans are part neanderthal, who are those that are full homo sapiens?

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Does the infrared light from a remote controller emit heat?

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We know that the nervous system transmits electrical impulses through our body. Where does that electricity come from?

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If infrared and ultraviolet rainbows exist, can we go even beyond those wavelengths and create an "absolute complete" rainbow?

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How do probes avoid getting hit by small but very fast (and potentially damaging) particles of dust?

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If I let a bucket of alcohol on the outside, will life spring from it the same way as water?

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If I was in the dinosaur era with a camera and recorded everything in HD, is there a recording method that can can preserve the data for millions of years so it could be found by present day scientists and see the recorded video?

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What happens to a virus particle in the body when the dose is below minimal?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
When I was a child I thought it was a good idea to jump to lessen the damage of being hit by a car.	1	askscience
Could we use technology to see new primary colors?	1	askscience
If most humans are part neanderthal, who are those that are full homo sapiens?	1	askscience
Does the infrared light from a remote controller emit heat?	1	askscience
We know that the nervous system transmits electrical impulses through our body. Where does that electricity come from?	1	askscience
If infrared and ultraviolet rainbows exist, can we go even beyond those wavelengths and create an "absolute complete" rainbow?	1	askscience
How do probes avoid getting hit by small but very fast (and potentially damaging) particles of dust?	1	askscience
If I let a bucket of alcohol on the outside, will life spring from it the same way as water?	1	askscience
If I was in the dinosaur era with a camera and recorded everything in HD, is there a recording method that can can preserve the data for millions of years so it could be found by present day scientists and see the recorded video?	1	askscience
What happens to a virus particle in the body when the dose is below minimal?	1	askscience