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Could astronauts swim in a liquid in microgravity?

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What force(s) account for Newton's Laws of Motion?

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Does the body of an acoustic guitar amplify the sound from the strings, or just direct it?

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When radiation or carcinogens cause a cancer, is it because they were directly altering the DNA, or because the increased cellular division, to repair the damage, introduced copy errors that led to cancer?

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How (in)efficient would it be to incorporate a gasoline-powered heater to warm the batteries of an eletric car, and/or perhaps run the heater?

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How much would it help space travel if humans were bred or engineered to be the size of, say, mice?

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Is there ever going to be a single event that will clearly indicate that global warming and anthropogenic climate change is happening?

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Could astronauts swim in a liquid in microgravity?	1
What force(s) account for Newton's Laws of Motion?	1
Does the body of an acoustic guitar amplify the sound from the strings, or just direct it?	1
When radiation or carcinogens cause a cancer, is it because they were directly altering the DNA, or because the increased cellular division, to repair the damage, introduced copy errors that led to cancer?	1
How (in)efficient would it be to incorporate a gasoline-powered heater to warm the batteries of an eletric car, and/or perhaps run the heater?	0
How much would it help space travel if humans were bred or engineered to be the size of, say, mice?	0
Is there ever going to be a single event that will clearly indicate that global warming and anthropogenic climate change is happening?	0