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If we've only had plastics for the last 80 years, how do we know it will take thousands of years to decompose?

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Why do plastics get weaker when we recycle them?

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Do objects fall at the same rate in a uniform electric field, the way they do in a uniform gravitational field?

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My phantom hand can touch ghosts

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Can you catalyze a nuclear reaction? Do catalysts exist in nuclear physics?

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can wood fires generate UV rays?

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how do trees avoid age related DNA damage?

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Can mitochondria catch viruses?

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We are taught that plants have cell walls, which make their cells rigid. Animals don't, so their cells are squishy. If this is true, how can so many fruits like cantalopes and grapes be squishy?

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How tightly can we compress matter with our current technology?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
If we've only had plastics for the last 80 years, how do we know it will take thousands of years to decompose?	11337	askscience
Why do plastics get weaker when we recycle them?	8	askscience
Do objects fall at the same rate in a uniform electric field, the way they do in a uniform gravitational field?	8	askscience
My phantom hand can touch ghosts	5	nosleep
Can you catalyze a nuclear reaction? Do catalysts exist in nuclear physics?	4	askscience
can wood fires generate UV rays?	3	askscience
how do trees avoid age related DNA damage?	3	askscience
Can mitochondria catch viruses?	2	askscience
We are taught that plants have cell walls, which make their cells rigid. Animals don't, so their cells are squishy. If this is true, how can so many fruits like cantalopes and grapes be squishy?	2	askscience
How tightly can we compress matter with our current technology?	2	askscience