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Is there such a thing as a rogue star outside of a galaxy?

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If the Earth is protected by the Magnetosphere, does the Sun’s Interplanetary Magnetic Field help protect the Solar System from anything?

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How large would the fastest and smartest supercomputers of today be in the 1950s?

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Why are the orbits of groups of celestial bodies primarily disc-shaped?

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Concerning the hidden mass of dark matter and the power of dark energy.

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Does this vague and rudimentary hypothesis on the source of dark matter and dark energy make ANY sense?

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Accepting that cheese tastes good, melted cheese tastes better, and crisped cheese tastes the best, what brings about the new and improved flavor with each state of cheesiness?

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Why are stars formed, instead of massive planets?

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Is there such a thing as a rogue star outside of a galaxy?	1161
If the Earth is protected by the Magnetosphere, does the Sun’s Interplanetary Magnetic Field help protect the Solar System from anything?	2
How large would the fastest and smartest supercomputers of today be in the 1950s?	1
Why are the orbits of groups of celestial bodies primarily disc-shaped?	1
Concerning the hidden mass of dark matter and the power of dark energy.	1
Does this vague and rudimentary hypothesis on the source of dark matter and dark energy make ANY sense?	1
Accepting that cheese tastes good, melted cheese tastes better, and crisped cheese tastes the best, what brings about the new and improved flavor with each state of cheesiness?	1
Why are stars formed, instead of massive planets?	1