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Do we really know what Earth's core is made of?

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Something I never quite understood from high school biology: What determines whether or not a gene is dominant?

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Can we observe two galaxies that cannot observe each other due to distance in space/time?

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A little clarification on Radiolab's recent show "Colors," please. [Warning: Layman]

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If a vertebrae in the spine is out of alignment, does the body have a way of putting it back into alignment on its own?

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What sorts of non-harmful micro-organisms live in our brains, if any?

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Does pollen carry or assist the spread of illness?

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What happens if you take antibiotics and probiotics at the same time?

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Bacteriophages are interesting! A little like pitting two enemies (viruses and bacteria) against one another. A few questions, though:

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Does a cell tower signal travel in a straight line from the tower to your phone through obstacles, or will it follow a path of least interference?

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Do we really know what Earth's core is made of?	878
Something I never quite understood from high school biology: What determines whether or not a gene is dominant?	55
Can we observe two galaxies that cannot observe each other due to distance in space/time?	15
A little clarification on Radiolab's recent show "Colors," please. [Warning: Layman]	10
If a vertebrae in the spine is out of alignment, does the body have a way of putting it back into alignment on its own?	7
What sorts of non-harmful micro-organisms live in our brains, if any?	5
Does pollen carry or assist the spread of illness?	5
What happens if you take antibiotics and probiotics at the same time?	5
Bacteriophages are interesting! A little like pitting two enemies (viruses and bacteria) against one another. A few questions, though:	4
Does a cell tower signal travel in a straight line from the tower to your phone through obstacles, or will it follow a path of least interference?	3