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Bird Flu, Swine flu exist and has been past to humans. How come we never have canine or feline flu, despite our close contact to those animals?

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when astronauts use the space station's stationary bicycle, does the rotation of the mass wheel start to rotate the I.S.S. and how do they compensate for that?

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Found a photo of the center of Stalingrad after liberation. Soviet solder's were carrying what appears to be long spears. Was there a significance to this item? Were they finishing off German soldiers that were dying? Link to the photo in the text.

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From what we know of the origins of the life on earth, and how the basic building blocks of earth organism arranged themselves early, in the general science industry is there belief that life throughout the universe will most likely have the same building blocks?

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Could the newly discovered comet C/2019 Q4 (Borisov) disturb any orbiting asteroids?

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So the earth is supposed to be travelling around the sun at approximately 67000 mph/107826 kph. the voyager probes on the JPL site say they are moving at 38,000mph/35,000mph respectively, but doesn't say in what frame of reference. Does the earth catch up to the probes every half year?

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I've come to understand that wave particle duality applies not only to photons, but electrons, protons, and even molecules. I recently read it was tested in a double slit experiment with molecules comprised of 810 atoms even. With that said, How does redshifting apply to matter behaving as a wave?

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How long should debris from the recently destroyed satellite take to deorbit. News was saying decades, but unsure if that was hyperbole or if it was true.

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How long should debris from the recently destroyed satellite take to deorbit? News was saying decades, but unsure if that was hyperbole or if it was true.

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Does the recent destruction of the Russian Satellite this week pose a serious danger?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Bird Flu, Swine flu exist and has been past to humans. How come we never have canine or feline flu, despite our close contact to those animals?	6608	askscience
when astronauts use the space station's stationary bicycle, does the rotation of the mass wheel start to rotate the I.S.S. and how do they compensate for that?	5067	askscience
Found a photo of the center of Stalingrad after liberation. Soviet solder's were carrying what appears to be long spears. Was there a significance to this item? Were they finishing off German soldiers that were dying? Link to the photo in the text.	577	AskHistorians
From what we know of the origins of the life on earth, and how the basic building blocks of earth organism arranged themselves early, in the general science industry is there belief that life throughout the universe will most likely have the same building blocks?	1	askscience
Could the newly discovered comet C/2019 Q4 (Borisov) disturb any orbiting asteroids?	1	askscience
So the earth is supposed to be travelling around the sun at approximately 67000 mph/107826 kph. the voyager probes on the JPL site say they are moving at 38,000mph/35,000mph respectively, but doesn't say in what frame of reference. Does the earth catch up to the probes every half year?	1	askscience
I've come to understand that wave particle duality applies not only to photons, but electrons, protons, and even molecules. I recently read it was tested in a double slit experiment with molecules comprised of 810 atoms even. With that said, How does redshifting apply to matter behaving as a wave?	1	askscience
How long should debris from the recently destroyed satellite take to deorbit. News was saying decades, but unsure if that was hyperbole or if it was true.	1	askscience
How long should debris from the recently destroyed satellite take to deorbit? News was saying decades, but unsure if that was hyperbole or if it was true.	1	askscience
Does the recent destruction of the Russian Satellite this week pose a serious danger?	1	askscience