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If singularities at the center of black holes don't really exist, or are just a problem with our current models, does that imply a problem with our model of the singularity before the Big Bang?

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If we were magically able to view a supernova from close up (say, at a distance of 1 AU) without being touched by it, what would it look like? A balloon blowing up, or a bomb going off?

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If the planets were all sucked into the Sun, what would happen to all that matter?

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Why does Earth have such a ridiculous variety of minerals and things that help life flourish here? Does every planet have that kind of variety of resources, or do most planets have a much more sparse composition?

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What do fish do with the hydrogen after their gills extract oxygen from water?

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As long as a spacecraft didn't encounter anything else on its journey and didn't run out of fuel, why couldn't it ever reach the speed of light or faster (since there would be nothing in its way to slow it down or stop it)?

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Is there any debate that the dinosaurs died when the meteorite hit?

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Have incidences of regular police brutality (aka not involving military weapons) risen alongside the militarization of police forces?

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If singularities at the center of black holes don't really exist, or are just a problem with our current models, does that imply a problem with our model of the singularity before the Big Bang?	0	askscience
If we were magically able to view a supernova from close up (say, at a distance of 1 AU) without being touched by it, what would it look like? A balloon blowing up, or a bomb going off?	0	askscience
If the planets were all sucked into the Sun, what would happen to all that matter?	0	askscience
Why does Earth have such a ridiculous variety of minerals and things that help life flourish here? Does every planet have that kind of variety of resources, or do most planets have a much more sparse composition?	0	askscience
What do fish do with the hydrogen after their gills extract oxygen from water?	0	askscience
As long as a spacecraft didn't encounter anything else on its journey and didn't run out of fuel, why couldn't it ever reach the speed of light or faster (since there would be nothing in its way to slow it down or stop it)?	0	askscience
Is there any debate that the dinosaurs died when the meteorite hit?	0	askscience
Have incidences of regular police brutality (aka not involving military weapons) risen alongside the militarization of police forces?	0	askscience