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If the Big Bang happened 14 or so billion years ago, doesn't that mean it's impossible for matter to occupy space more than 14 billion light years away from the epicenter of the Big Bang?

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Why did humans lose instinctual behaviors like knowing how to mate without having an awkward conversation with your parents?

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What range of gravity would humans be able to survive in for extended periods of time?

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In a talk, Lawrence Krauss said that we might be able to use the LHC to create a new universe which appears as a small singularity to us, but from inside appears to be expanding much like our own universe. Can anyone give any more information on this idea?

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In a book I am writing, a 1 cubic meter block of steel is compressed to the size of a pencil eraser. What sort of reactions would take place when such a large amount of energy is applied to the cube?

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How far into the past could the conditions be right for life such as our own to exist?

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Would two particles that are quantum entangled be able to "communicate" if one of those particles is sent into the future through time dilation?

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If we stream live video to a spacecraft near a giant black hole like in Interstellar, what would the video look like?

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Is someone who is 180lbs and 14% body fat more or less healthy than someone who is 160lbs and 14% body fat (if they are the same height)?

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What sort of damage would be caused by firing a metal rod the width of a human hair through your body?

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If the Big Bang happened 14 or so billion years ago, doesn't that mean it's impossible for matter to occupy space more than 14 billion light years away from the epicenter of the Big Bang?	1	askscience
Why did humans lose instinctual behaviors like knowing how to mate without having an awkward conversation with your parents?	1	askscience
What range of gravity would humans be able to survive in for extended periods of time?	1	askscience
In a talk, Lawrence Krauss said that we might be able to use the LHC to create a new universe which appears as a small singularity to us, but from inside appears to be expanding much like our own universe. Can anyone give any more information on this idea?	1	askscience
In a book I am writing, a 1 cubic meter block of steel is compressed to the size of a pencil eraser. What sort of reactions would take place when such a large amount of energy is applied to the cube?	1	askscience
How far into the past could the conditions be right for life such as our own to exist?	1	askscience
Would two particles that are quantum entangled be able to "communicate" if one of those particles is sent into the future through time dilation?	1	askscience
If we stream live video to a spacecraft near a giant black hole like in Interstellar, what would the video look like?	1	askscience
Is someone who is 180lbs and 14% body fat more or less healthy than someone who is 160lbs and 14% body fat (if they are the same height)?	1	askscience
What sort of damage would be caused by firing a metal rod the width of a human hair through your body?	1	askscience