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Why does a bit of water make some surface less slippery?

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How fast would this guy hit the ground if he fell (velocity)?

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How fast would I have to be traveling in space where a rocket would no longer be able to cause me to accelerate?

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Why does breathing on a spoon (moisture) make it more likely to hang onto my nose?

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How close could we get to the sun and still survive?

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Best way to estimate percentage of total with “number of samples until positive” methodology?

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If an astronaut were in geostationary orbit and then was nudged ever so slightly towards earth, how fast would they be going when they entered the atmosphere?

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Best way to estimate a percent of total population with an interesting sampling method.

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Why does my cereal get soggy when I pour milk on it?

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Why does a bit of water make some surface less slippery?	18
How fast would this guy hit the ground if he fell (velocity)?	1
How fast would I have to be traveling in space where a rocket would no longer be able to cause me to accelerate?	1
Why does breathing on a spoon (moisture) make it more likely to hang onto my nose?	1
How close could we get to the sun and still survive?	1
Best way to estimate percentage of total with “number of samples until positive” methodology?	1
If an astronaut were in geostationary orbit and then was nudged ever so slightly towards earth, how fast would they be going when they entered the atmosphere?	1
Best way to estimate a percent of total population with an interesting sampling method.	1
Why does my cereal get soggy when I pour milk on it?	0