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What is it about paper that causes it to last so long?

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If a black hole collision happened 1 light year away, what would happen when the gravitational waves hit the Earth?

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Would a hollow, steel ball the same diameter and weight as a cue ball perform the same way on a pool table?

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Why would the photons in a traveling light clock move diagonally?

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I saw the Karman Line defined as the height where the speed required to maintain lift on an aircraft equals the orbital velocity. How does this definition account for different aircraft generating different amounts of lift?

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Why doesn't the water vapor in clouds either disperse or condense? Why does it stay together, but still not just immediately condense as water molecules attract each other?

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What does it mean for light to travel as a wave?

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Why do hexagons pop up in relation to the five Platonic solids?

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How can dreams create a whole narrative to explain unexpected sounds that happen in real life while you're sleeping?

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Who in history has killed the most people?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
What is it about paper that causes it to last so long?	1	askscience
If a black hole collision happened 1 light year away, what would happen when the gravitational waves hit the Earth?	1	askscience
Would a hollow, steel ball the same diameter and weight as a cue ball perform the same way on a pool table?	1	askscience
Why would the photons in a traveling light clock move diagonally?	1	askscience
I saw the Karman Line defined as the height where the speed required to maintain lift on an aircraft equals the orbital velocity. How does this definition account for different aircraft generating different amounts of lift?	1	askscience
Why doesn't the water vapor in clouds either disperse or condense? Why does it stay together, but still not just immediately condense as water molecules attract each other?	1	askscience
What does it mean for light to travel as a wave?	1	askscience
Why do hexagons pop up in relation to the five Platonic solids?	1	askscience
How can dreams create a whole narrative to explain unexpected sounds that happen in real life while you're sleeping?	1	askscience
Who in history has killed the most people?	0	AskHistorians