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Does all the heat in the molten mantle and core of the earth affect average surface temperature at all?

20 upvotes • r/askscience

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I don't believe what I'm hearing.

11 upvotes • r/nosleep

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Could there be a loud sound so short in duration (billionths of a second) that our brains can't process it's existence?

8 upvotes • r/askscience

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Why does time run slower when you are deeper in a gravitational field as opposed to higher? Like being in a subterranean mine, opposed to being in orbit.

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If a metal structure in the vacuum of space was partially destroyed from a super hot local explosion, would the damaged metal edges glow/emit light from the increase in temperature? Or would they cool very quickly and not glow, because space is so cold?

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Felt kind of alone.

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Dualsense hand cramping issues, anyone have a solution?

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In a binary star-system, does each star have dedicated planets orbiting it, or do the planets orbit both stars simultaneously?

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Are there are particles or objects in space that just sit motionless/still forever with no force at all acting upon them?

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Do dark colors only conduct heat more when there is more light to absorb, or do dark colored things conduct heat regardless of external illumination?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Does all the heat in the molten mantle and core of the earth affect average surface temperature at all?	20	askscience
I don't believe what I'm hearing.	11	nosleep
Could there be a loud sound so short in duration (billionths of a second) that our brains can't process it's existence?	8	askscience
Why does time run slower when you are deeper in a gravitational field as opposed to higher? Like being in a subterranean mine, opposed to being in orbit.	4	askscience
If a metal structure in the vacuum of space was partially destroyed from a super hot local explosion, would the damaged metal edges glow/emit light from the increase in temperature? Or would they cool very quickly and not glow, because space is so cold?	2	askscience
Felt kind of alone.	2	LiminalSpace
Dualsense hand cramping issues, anyone have a solution?	1	playstation
In a binary star-system, does each star have dedicated planets orbiting it, or do the planets orbit both stars simultaneously?	1	askscience
Are there are particles or objects in space that just sit motionless/still forever with no force at all acting upon them?	1	askscience
Do dark colors only conduct heat more when there is more light to absorb, or do dark colored things conduct heat regardless of external illumination?	1	askscience