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How is Voyager 1 able to transmit data back to Earth across such vast distances?

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Is it p theoretically possible to live on a planet in a binary star system, and never see the second star, or only be able to see one at a time?

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Is there a limit to how many freeze-thaw cycles that the same sawdust can be used for pykrete? I.e. does the sawdust ever degrade in such a way as it is no longer useable for pykrete?

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Why do squirrels run in front of cars?

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Is South America essentially an enormous water desalination plant?

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How are southern China and Southeast Asia so "moist" even though they are at the same latitudes as north africa and the middle east, which are all subject to the same global trade winds?

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What do scientists mean when they say only 10% of the Ocean has been mapped?

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
How is Voyager 1 able to transmit data back to Earth across such vast distances?	4
Is it p theoretically possible to live on a planet in a binary star system, and never see the second star, or only be able to see one at a time?	1
Is there a limit to how many freeze-thaw cycles that the same sawdust can be used for pykrete? I.e. does the sawdust ever degrade in such a way as it is no longer useable for pykrete?	1
Why do squirrels run in front of cars?	1
Is South America essentially an enormous water desalination plant?	1
How are southern China and Southeast Asia so "moist" even though they are at the same latitudes as north africa and the middle east, which are all subject to the same global trade winds?	1
What do scientists mean when they say only 10% of the Ocean has been mapped?	0