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Does drinking a shot of hard liquor kill the bacteria in a person's mouth?

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If a single atom is vibrating (the random motions due to heat) and that atom is isolated in a vacuum, does the atom slowly cool down (vibrate less), or does it always have the same temperature? And if it DOES vibrate less over time, then how is it doing that?

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Are certain parts of the universe expanding faster than others?

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If light has momentum, and light can never travel slower than c, does light have infinite momentum?

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How can we tell other galaxies aren't made of anti-matter?

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Where are the red colored molecules going when I urinate a lot when I drink a large quantity of red wine?

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When will the universe run out of hydrogen? Or will it?

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When an alarm needs to be set for early morning, I almost always set my alarm one and a half hours early, and in thirty minute intervals to prepare myself for waking up. Is this habit negatively affecting my body?

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Can cross-eyed or lazy-eyed people appreciate a 3D movie?

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Does drinking a shot of hard liquor kill the bacteria in a person's mouth?	521	askscience
If a single atom is vibrating (the random motions due to heat) and that atom is isolated in a vacuum, does the atom slowly cool down (vibrate less), or does it always have the same temperature? And if it DOES vibrate less over time, then how is it doing that?	4	askscience
Are certain parts of the universe expanding faster than others?	2	askscience
If light has momentum, and light can never travel slower than c, does light have infinite momentum?	1	askscience
How can we tell other galaxies aren't made of anti-matter?	1	askscience
Where are the red colored molecules going when I urinate a lot when I drink a large quantity of red wine?	1	askscience
When will the universe run out of hydrogen? Or will it?	1	askscience
When an alarm needs to be set for early morning, I almost always set my alarm one and a half hours early, and in thirty minute intervals to prepare myself for waking up. Is this habit negatively affecting my body?	1	askscience
Can cross-eyed or lazy-eyed people appreciate a 3D movie?	1	askscience