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How come when some things get too hot, they start on fire, and other things melt?

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Could there be planets (or life) that exist entirely in spectrums of light that we can't see?

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When forgetting someone (like after they die), why is the first thing to be forgotten their voice?

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Why is yellow so hard to see?

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Is it possible to melt wood?

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If I were to fire a powerful laser pointer into space, what are the odds that light would eventually hit a planet? A star? A moon? Just some random space rock?

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Why do thermoses keep things cold longer than hot?

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What percentage of it's lifetime has earth been earthquaking?

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Why do thermoses keep things cold longer than they keep things hot?

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With a telescope the right size and shape pointed at the horizon, could one possibly see one's own backside around the earth?

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