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How would we battle climate change if it was getting gradually colder, instead of hotter?

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Could viral mutations, at some point in time in history, have cause skin color of some humans to later change permanently?

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I've heard people say that the muon g-2 experiment can open ways to new science, and that the outcome or possibilities are unpredictable. How do you in layman terms test and understand something thats new?

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Could there theoretically exists nebulas containing oxygen so that you could breathe in space?

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Does the body fight off second hand cigarette smoke if you're around it for a long time?

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When something is healing, why does it have to hurt?

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After 2 years, why don't we have a "scifi-covid-detection-device" or something? Is it really not possible to create something like that?

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How are we sure that there is a vacuum permeating across the universe? What if it's just around a solar system as some kind of a "gravity bubble" that sustains the planets?

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How would we battle climate change if it was getting gradually colder, instead of hotter?	1
Could viral mutations, at some point in time in history, have cause skin color of some humans to later change permanently?	1
I've heard people say that the muon g-2 experiment can open ways to new science, and that the outcome or possibilities are unpredictable. How do you in layman terms test and understand something thats new?	1
Could there theoretically exists nebulas containing oxygen so that you could breathe in space?	1
Does the body fight off second hand cigarette smoke if you're around it for a long time?	1
When something is healing, why does it have to hurt?	1
After 2 years, why don't we have a "scifi-covid-detection-device" or something? Is it really not possible to create something like that?	1
How are we sure that there is a vacuum permeating across the universe? What if it's just around a solar system as some kind of a "gravity bubble" that sustains the planets?	1