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What happens to electrons when covalent bonds break?

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When I touch something cold, what exactly is the feeling/sensation of "cold"?

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Do glasses prevent the evolution of the human eye?

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Why do we believe scientists that say the world is going to be so unbelievably warm due to humans in 100 years but they cannot even accurately predict the next day's forecast?

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I know this is in the sidebar, but I'm worried. Just recently the left side of my neck (and part of my face) I have a lot of swollen lymph nodes. Could it be allergies or what?

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Is it possible that there are things faster than light, but we just cannot measure them?

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Would there be any benefit to having a polymerase enzyme that works from the 3' to 5' end? In addition to DNA polymerase that works from 5' to 3'?

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If I have two glasses of water: one at 0°C and one at 100°C; and put them in a room at 50°C, will they reach 50°C at the same time?

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How do behavioral scientists distinguish between an animal's personal behavior and an animal's natural behavior?

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As Earth travels through the expanding universe, is it possible we travel through a 'concentration gradient' of dark matter and experience time dilation?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
What happens to electrons when covalent bonds break?	1	askscience
When I touch something cold, what exactly is the feeling/sensation of "cold"?	1	askscience
Do glasses prevent the evolution of the human eye?	1	askscience
Why do we believe scientists that say the world is going to be so unbelievably warm due to humans in 100 years but they cannot even accurately predict the next day's forecast?	1	askscience
I know this is in the sidebar, but I'm worried. Just recently the left side of my neck (and part of my face) I have a lot of swollen lymph nodes. Could it be allergies or what?	1	askscience
Is it possible that there are things faster than light, but we just cannot measure them?	1	askscience
Would there be any benefit to having a polymerase enzyme that works from the 3' to 5' end? In addition to DNA polymerase that works from 5' to 3'?	1	askscience
If I have two glasses of water: one at 0°C and one at 100°C; and put them in a room at 50°C, will they reach 50°C at the same time?	1	askscience
How do behavioral scientists distinguish between an animal's personal behavior and an animal's natural behavior?	1	askscience
As Earth travels through the expanding universe, is it possible we travel through a 'concentration gradient' of dark matter and experience time dilation?	1	askscience