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How do we make transistors (so small)?

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Do trees or other plants "think"?

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Do two small forces have the same gravitational effect on each other as two large forces?

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How did we know what to make the first space suits out of before sending anyone to space?

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How do your eyes dilate?

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If something is moving very fast towards you, will it appear to be moving faster than the speed of light?

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If I throw a baseball at 110 MPH, is my hand also moving at 110 MPH? If not, how fast does my hand need to move in order to pitch 110 MPH?

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Could light (or other information, like gravity) travel through a wormhole? How might this affect space-time on both sides?

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If there were a large mirror 1 million lightyears away, could we look into it and see what earth was like 2 million years ago?

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If I you could see far enough, when you look at the horizon would you eventually see your own back?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
How do we make transistors (so small)?	1	askscience
Do trees or other plants "think"?	1	askscience
Do two small forces have the same gravitational effect on each other as two large forces?	1	askscience
How did we know what to make the first space suits out of before sending anyone to space?	1	askscience
How do your eyes dilate?	1	askscience
If something is moving very fast towards you, will it appear to be moving faster than the speed of light?	1	askscience
If I throw a baseball at 110 MPH, is my hand also moving at 110 MPH? If not, how fast does my hand need to move in order to pitch 110 MPH?	1	askscience
Could light (or other information, like gravity) travel through a wormhole? How might this affect space-time on both sides?	1	askscience
If there were a large mirror 1 million lightyears away, could we look into it and see what earth was like 2 million years ago?	1	askscience
If I you could see far enough, when you look at the horizon would you eventually see your own back?	1	askscience