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Are there any known traits in animals/plants that have absolutely no evolutionary or practical purpose?

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How many elements are present in the human body outside of the obvious (Na, Ca, K, C, H, O, Mg)? Do we have trace amounts of elements like uranium, gold, silver, etc...?

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Is there a minimum size of a body of water that is affected by the moons gravitational tidal effects? For example, does the water in a toilet bowel move slightly based on moon position?

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Can a fetus in the womb have an allergic reaction? E.g. If someone has a peanut allergy, did they experience any ill effects in the womb when mom ate some peanut butter?

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Many modern day Christian denominations believe the end times are unfolding. What other time periods were considered "apocalyptic" in the sense of Christ returning and the world "ending?"

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Why does vegetation/trees grow more densely along roadways and fences? I especially notice this in drier/desert climates.

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Are all the planets in our solar system on the same plane like most images depict? If so why?

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Tesla theorized on wireless electrical power. Is it even possible to transmit electricity wirelessly in our modern world?

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With the vast amount of digital data available in the world today and its ease of accessability, what type of energy requirements does it need? Does this pose a future problem?

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Why would zombies need a direct blow to their heads to kill them? Physiologically speaking, wouldn't a gun shot to their chest damaging their heart, thus preventing blood systemic flow be more detrimental and effective?

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Are there any known traits in animals/plants that have absolutely no evolutionary or practical purpose?	2	askscience
How many elements are present in the human body outside of the obvious (Na, Ca, K, C, H, O, Mg)? Do we have trace amounts of elements like uranium, gold, silver, etc...?	2	askscience
Is there a minimum size of a body of water that is affected by the moons gravitational tidal effects? For example, does the water in a toilet bowel move slightly based on moon position?	2	askscience
Can a fetus in the womb have an allergic reaction? E.g. If someone has a peanut allergy, did they experience any ill effects in the womb when mom ate some peanut butter?	2	askscience
Many modern day Christian denominations believe the end times are unfolding. What other time periods were considered "apocalyptic" in the sense of Christ returning and the world "ending?"	2	AskHistorians
Why does vegetation/trees grow more densely along roadways and fences? I especially notice this in drier/desert climates.	1	askscience
Are all the planets in our solar system on the same plane like most images depict? If so why?	1	askscience
Tesla theorized on wireless electrical power. Is it even possible to transmit electricity wirelessly in our modern world?	1	askscience
With the vast amount of digital data available in the world today and its ease of accessability, what type of energy requirements does it need? Does this pose a future problem?	1	askscience
Why would zombies need a direct blow to their heads to kill them? Physiologically speaking, wouldn't a gun shot to their chest damaging their heart, thus preventing blood systemic flow be more detrimental and effective?	1	askscience