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What can we see in the night sky that is no longer there

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If there were multiple universes, could physics behave differently in each one?

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If for some reason we didn't have nighttime on Earth, when would we have discovered other stars and planets?

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Why do cameras have lens distortion but the human eye does not?

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How does the Hubble telescope stay pointed exactly in one spot without any movement?

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If we found the center of the universe, would we find evidence of the big bang?

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Evolution seems to always make reproduction a very high priority. So why don't all species reproduce asexually?

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Do we have a powerful enough telescope to make out a sphere shape of any stars?

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If global warming worked in reverse and made the Earth colder rather than warmer, would that have any major consequences?

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If Mars did have life millions of years ago, would any fossils be visible on the surface?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
What can we see in the night sky that is no longer there	1	askscience
If there were multiple universes, could physics behave differently in each one?	1	askscience
If for some reason we didn't have nighttime on Earth, when would we have discovered other stars and planets?	1	askscience
Why do cameras have lens distortion but the human eye does not?	1	askscience
How does the Hubble telescope stay pointed exactly in one spot without any movement?	1	askscience
If we found the center of the universe, would we find evidence of the big bang?	1	askscience
Evolution seems to always make reproduction a very high priority. So why don't all species reproduce asexually?	1	askscience
Do we have a powerful enough telescope to make out a sphere shape of any stars?	1	askscience
If global warming worked in reverse and made the Earth colder rather than warmer, would that have any major consequences?	1	askscience
If Mars did have life millions of years ago, would any fossils be visible on the surface?	1	askscience