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If you coated the bottom of a boat in NeverWet, would it travel faster through the water?

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If the earth rotated fast enough, could centrifugal force overcome gravity?

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If the earth's magnetic field is donut/torus shaped, is there more danger of cosmic rays at the poles?

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Does the Cambrian Explosion coincide with the move from ocean-based to land-based life forms?

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Could you theoretically 'cap' a black hole by building a mega-sphere around it?

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If every car on earth suddenly accelerated eastward, would it affect the earths rotational speed?

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Would Titan catch fire if we accidentally ignited its methane lakes with a rocket?

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Could Titan's hydrocarbon lakes ignite if we tried to land near them?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
If you coated the bottom of a boat in NeverWet, would it travel faster through the water?	1562	askscience
If the earth rotated fast enough, could centrifugal force overcome gravity?	13	askscience
If the earth's magnetic field is donut/torus shaped, is there more danger of cosmic rays at the poles?	6	askscience
Does the Cambrian Explosion coincide with the move from ocean-based to land-based life forms?	3	askscience
Could you theoretically 'cap' a black hole by building a mega-sphere around it?	2	askscience
If every car on earth suddenly accelerated eastward, would it affect the earths rotational speed?	1	askscience
Would Titan catch fire if we accidentally ignited its methane lakes with a rocket?	1	askscience
Could Titan's hydrocarbon lakes ignite if we tried to land near them?	1	askscience