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Would it be possible to use beams of neutrinos to image deep layers of the earth?

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Since glass doesn't oxidize like metal, why don't two pieces of very clean glass cold weld when pushed together?

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[WP] Our moon never died, and ended up as a smaller Earth-like body. Humanity is able to reach it for the first time.

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How powerful a magnet would I need to levitate a drop of water due to it's diamagnetic properties?

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If liquid metal does not cause the energy of the impact of a bounced ball to be converted into heat, what form of energy does the entropy take?

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Since our pupils open wider when it's dark, does that mean we have a narrower depth of field at night?

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How do entangled particles behave when one is traveling much faster? Do they fall out of sync like clocks?

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Does the severity of vaccine side-effects correlate with severity of immune response to the disease?

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Mapping camera input to electrodes placed on the tongue can help blind people navigate, but would the brain adapt over time to allow them to actually see using just their tongue and the camera?

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If E=MC2, then if you were to travel at the speed of light or "C", would you theoretically be converted into pure energy?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Would it be possible to use beams of neutrinos to image deep layers of the earth?	17	askscience
Since glass doesn't oxidize like metal, why don't two pieces of very clean glass cold weld when pushed together?	15	askscience
[WP] Our moon never died, and ended up as a smaller Earth-like body. Humanity is able to reach it for the first time.	3	WritingPrompts
How powerful a magnet would I need to levitate a drop of water due to it's diamagnetic properties?	2	askscience
If liquid metal does not cause the energy of the impact of a bounced ball to be converted into heat, what form of energy does the entropy take?	2	askscience
Since our pupils open wider when it's dark, does that mean we have a narrower depth of field at night?	2	askscience
How do entangled particles behave when one is traveling much faster? Do they fall out of sync like clocks?	1	askscience
Does the severity of vaccine side-effects correlate with severity of immune response to the disease?	1	askscience
Mapping camera input to electrodes placed on the tongue can help blind people navigate, but would the brain adapt over time to allow them to actually see using just their tongue and the camera?	1	askscience
If E=MC2, then if you were to travel at the speed of light or "C", would you theoretically be converted into pure energy?	1	askscience