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What is the number one piece of evidence that completely, without doubt, that disputes young earth creationism?

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Why did human body hair evolve? Does it really cause any significant warming or other bodily function?

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Why does half of a tree change colors in the Autumn while the other half stays green?

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So how sure are we that WIFI and other wireless signals don't cause biological harm?

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Does increased mental exertion, such as heavy studying, complex math, puzzles etc..., burn more calories compared to normal day to day mental activities?

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Will the burials done by humans of humans, dogs, livestock etc... eventually fossilize cause a disproportionately large amount of fossils that would have otherwise not have happened naturally?

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Why are some infectious diseases seasonal? For example influenza. What is the virus doing between seasons? Is it lying dormant or are there still small amounts of infection going around until the season starts?

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What would we experience on the surface if the earth physically flipped on its axis over a period of 24 hours? i.e. North America shifts into the southern hemisphere, Australia to the northern hemisphere etc...

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How fast do various microorganisms travel in MPH/KPH? For example, could a flagellated microorganism, if put in water and could only go forward, travel anywhere close to 1 MPH/KPH?

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A science professor once told me that if you happen to be drinking and driving, carry a bar of soap with you. If you were to be pulled over, eat the bar of soap and you would pass a breathalyzer test. Is there any truth to this? If so, whats the science behind it?

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What is the number one piece of evidence that completely, without doubt, that disputes young earth creationism?	1	askscience
Why did human body hair evolve? Does it really cause any significant warming or other bodily function?	1	askscience
Why does half of a tree change colors in the Autumn while the other half stays green?	1	askscience
So how sure are we that WIFI and other wireless signals don't cause biological harm?	1	askscience
Does increased mental exertion, such as heavy studying, complex math, puzzles etc..., burn more calories compared to normal day to day mental activities?	1	askscience
Will the burials done by humans of humans, dogs, livestock etc... eventually fossilize cause a disproportionately large amount of fossils that would have otherwise not have happened naturally?	1	askscience
Why are some infectious diseases seasonal? For example influenza. What is the virus doing between seasons? Is it lying dormant or are there still small amounts of infection going around until the season starts?	1	askscience
What would we experience on the surface if the earth physically flipped on its axis over a period of 24 hours? i.e. North America shifts into the southern hemisphere, Australia to the northern hemisphere etc...	1	askscience
How fast do various microorganisms travel in MPH/KPH? For example, could a flagellated microorganism, if put in water and could only go forward, travel anywhere close to 1 MPH/KPH?	1	askscience
A science professor once told me that if you happen to be drinking and driving, carry a bar of soap with you. If you were to be pulled over, eat the bar of soap and you would pass a breathalyzer test. Is there any truth to this? If so, whats the science behind it?	1	askscience