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If a GRB happened to be pointed directly at the Earth, how far away would it need to be to not affect the exposed surface life?

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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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Doctor's can reattach smaller amputated limbs with the patient having full to partial control over the reattached limb. Doctors can also transplant organs and those organs will regain nerve function. What exactly is stopping a surgeon from fixing the nerves involved in a paralyzed patient?

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Has there been any research into segmented sleep? Like, are there pros/cons to sleeping in two separate 4 hour chunks vs one 8 hour chunk.

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How does the human body start and fuel a fever?

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Could polarized or transition contact lenses ever be a thing?

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When consciously breathing, how does the body differentiate between diaphragmatic (belly) breathing and chest breathing?

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Why does holding your breath and flexing hard cause veins to bulge and possibly make you pass out?

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Since humans are (generally) social creatures, are there long-term side effects of being alone for long periods of time?

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How fast do hormones travel throughout the body?

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If a GRB happened to be pointed directly at the Earth, how far away would it need to be to not affect the exposed surface life?	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
Doctor's can reattach smaller amputated limbs with the patient having full to partial control over the reattached limb. Doctors can also transplant organs and those organs will regain nerve function. What exactly is stopping a surgeon from fixing the nerves involved in a paralyzed patient?	1	askscience
Has there been any research into segmented sleep? Like, are there pros/cons to sleeping in two separate 4 hour chunks vs one 8 hour chunk.	1	askscience
How does the human body start and fuel a fever?	1	askscience
Could polarized or transition contact lenses ever be a thing?	1	askscience
When consciously breathing, how does the body differentiate between diaphragmatic (belly) breathing and chest breathing?	1	askscience
Why does holding your breath and flexing hard cause veins to bulge and possibly make you pass out?	1	askscience
Since humans are (generally) social creatures, are there long-term side effects of being alone for long periods of time?	1	askscience
How fast do hormones travel throughout the body?	1	askscience