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What's making my green peppers turn red next to tomatoes?

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Jupiter has a strong radiation belt - is there a "safe" altitude at which a human-manned space station could orbit?

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Is there a "safe" altitude at which a manned space station could orbit Jupiter to avoid damage from the radiation belt and interference from the magnetosphere? For a story I'm writing.

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Assuming money wasn't a problem, is there a theoretical limit to how tall we could make a building with current materials and engineering?

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In an explosion, blast overpressure can cause injury or death even aside from heat and shrapnel. How would an insect's exoskeleton affect its ability to survive blast overpressure as compared to a person? What about something squishy like a slug?

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Humans generally use specific patterns of vocal inflection like rising pitch when asking questions; do any animals exhibit the same patterns in vocalizations?

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What's making my green peppers turn red next to tomatoes?	1	askscience
Jupiter has a strong radiation belt - is there a "safe" altitude at which a human-manned space station could orbit?	1	askscience
Is there a "safe" altitude at which a manned space station could orbit Jupiter to avoid damage from the radiation belt and interference from the magnetosphere? For a story I'm writing.	1	askscience
Assuming money wasn't a problem, is there a theoretical limit to how tall we could make a building with current materials and engineering?	1	askscience
In an explosion, blast overpressure can cause injury or death even aside from heat and shrapnel. How would an insect's exoskeleton affect its ability to survive blast overpressure as compared to a person? What about something squishy like a slug?	1	askscience
Humans generally use specific patterns of vocal inflection like rising pitch when asking questions; do any animals exhibit the same patterns in vocalizations?	1	askscience