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If the universe is curved and finite, is there any possibility that we might be able to look through a telescope and see our own Galaxy in the distance?

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Why do we find heavy elements in clusters?

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This is a ridiculous but honest question. If we can engineer e coli to smell of wintergreen, could we not repopulate our own colons so our @&%$ don't stink?

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Why can't we run coal furnaces the way we run a rocket stove, and cycle the exhaust through plants to reduce CO2?

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Space is expanding, does this have any local implications?

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Robots were supposed to set us free, but will they do it before making us all paupers?

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Is there anywhere in the USA where we could build something like China's "Green Wall" to trap atmospheric carbon?

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Could a product like LiquiGlide eliminate the need for water in toilets?

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Asking real scientists: what can the average Redditor (from developed nations, 16-35, not rich) do to reduce global climate change?

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How big would mirrors need to be to effectively melt snow off a parked car?

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
If the universe is curved and finite, is there any possibility that we might be able to look through a telescope and see our own Galaxy in the distance?	1
Why do we find heavy elements in clusters?	1
This is a ridiculous but honest question. If we can engineer e coli to smell of wintergreen, could we not repopulate our own colons so our @&%$ don't stink?	1
Why can't we run coal furnaces the way we run a rocket stove, and cycle the exhaust through plants to reduce CO2?	1
Space is expanding, does this have any local implications?	1
Robots were supposed to set us free, but will they do it before making us all paupers?	1
Is there anywhere in the USA where we could build something like China's "Green Wall" to trap atmospheric carbon?	1
Could a product like LiquiGlide eliminate the need for water in toilets?	1
Asking real scientists: what can the average Redditor (from developed nations, 16-35, not rich) do to reduce global climate change?	1
How big would mirrors need to be to effectively melt snow off a parked car?	1