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Our Galaxy, the Milky Way, and the Andromeda (& Triangulum) Galaxy(s) are on a collision course set for 4 billion years from now. Will this be the last collision we experience given the expansion of the universe or are there more to come?

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How do we know that space-time started with the big-bang?

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Since all death fundamentally boils down to oxygen being cut off from the brain, could all disease be cured by making a better version of the red blood cell?

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If someone wore an Virtual Reality Headset their whole life simulating an environment with 4+ spatial dimensions would they be able to comprehend it or is there something fundamental about the human brain that means we wouldn't be able to understand?

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If Microwaves and the like emitted radiation in the visible spectrum, how bright would they be?

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Is it possible to make nano chain mail out of molecular rings?

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Do Muons act like normal electricity before they decay?

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How does Quantum Pseudo-telepathy work?

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Stable waves and orbits are only possible in 3D space, does this include fractal dimensions?

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Are humans the only animal to derive pleasure from pain?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Our Galaxy, the Milky Way, and the Andromeda (& Triangulum) Galaxy(s) are on a collision course set for 4 billion years from now. Will this be the last collision we experience given the expansion of the universe or are there more to come?	1	askscience
How do we know that space-time started with the big-bang?	1	askscience
Since all death fundamentally boils down to oxygen being cut off from the brain, could all disease be cured by making a better version of the red blood cell?	1	askscience
If someone wore an Virtual Reality Headset their whole life simulating an environment with 4+ spatial dimensions would they be able to comprehend it or is there something fundamental about the human brain that means we wouldn't be able to understand?	1	askscience
If Microwaves and the like emitted radiation in the visible spectrum, how bright would they be?	1	askscience
Is it possible to make nano chain mail out of molecular rings?	1	askscience
Do Muons act like normal electricity before they decay?	1	askscience
How does Quantum Pseudo-telepathy work?	1	askscience
Stable waves and orbits are only possible in 3D space, does this include fractal dimensions?	1	askscience
Are humans the only animal to derive pleasure from pain?	1	askscience