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Are trinary star systems possible?

26 upvotes • r/askscience

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“I’ve always loved watching bubbles float toward the sky.”

18 upvotes • r/TwoSentenceHorror

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If quarks are supposed to come in quark-antiquark pairs, how is it there are only 3 quarks, and no antiquarks, in protons and neutrons?

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If quarks are point-like particles and also probability waves, how are scientists able to differentiate between protons and neutrons or able to add/remove protons or neutrons from the nucleus? Wouldn't the atomic nucleus be a probability-blur of up/down quarks, gluons, and (maybe) mesons?

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How is it that there are fossilized remains of microbial life –like bacteria, but not soft organ tissues?

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Are there any techniques we can use to look past the Cosmic Microwave Background?

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How do Olympic gymnasts maintain any sense of orientation when they’re flipping and twisting that much?

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Could polarized or transition contact lenses ever be a thing?

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Has the speed of light (or other fundamental constants) changed at all over the course of the universe’s existence?

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How does the human body “ignite” a fever and what does it use for “fuel” to sustain a higher body temperature?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Are trinary star systems possible?	26	askscience
“I’ve always loved watching bubbles float toward the sky.”	18	TwoSentenceHorror
If quarks are supposed to come in quark-antiquark pairs, how is it there are only 3 quarks, and no antiquarks, in protons and neutrons?	12	askscience
If quarks are point-like particles and also probability waves, how are scientists able to differentiate between protons and neutrons or able to add/remove protons or neutrons from the nucleus? Wouldn't the atomic nucleus be a probability-blur of up/down quarks, gluons, and (maybe) mesons?	12	askscience
How is it that there are fossilized remains of microbial life –like bacteria, but not soft organ tissues?	7	askscience
Are there any techniques we can use to look past the Cosmic Microwave Background?	6	askscience
How do Olympic gymnasts maintain any sense of orientation when they’re flipping and twisting that much?	3	NoStupidQuestions
Could polarized or transition contact lenses ever be a thing?	1	askscience
Has the speed of light (or other fundamental constants) changed at all over the course of the universe’s existence?	1	askscience
How does the human body “ignite” a fever and what does it use for “fuel” to sustain a higher body temperature?	1	askscience