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Are there any animals in Carnivora that are now completely herbivorous?

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If the entire volume of the observable universe were suddenly filled protons arranged so that each one was separated from the next by the distance of a proton's radius, would it produce a single black hole, or multiple ones?

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If ozone is O3 and regular oxygen is O2, why is the ozone layer so high up, above so much O2? Shouldn't O3 be a heavier molecule and sink more easily?

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Quick question regarding 3 dimensional waves.

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Cleaning with baking soda! Cleaning with vinegar! Cleaning with baking soda AND Vinegar?? I don't know; I'm asking Askscience!

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Since the photon is the force carrier of the electromagnetic force, does that mean that when two magnets repel or attract one another, it is photons that are pushing them apart or pulling them together?

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If the universe is expanding, then the further back in time we go, the more densely compact galaxy clusters should be. So when we look further away, why don't we see that, in things like the 2dF Redshift Survey and Sloan Digital Sky Survey?

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So, 1+1+1+1+1= -1/2. I heard someone mention that you can also do infinite sums with complex numbers too, but I haven't seen any examples. What would something like 1+i+1+i+1+i... be? what about 1-i+1-i+1-i...?

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What sort of strange effects might we expect from a mobius strip made of graphene or silicene? Would such a structure even be possible?

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In Michael Chrichton's "Sphere," where he was describing the "exotic-gas atmosphere" of the sea floor habitat, it only has 2% oxygen. is this realistic? What would an "exotic-gas" pressurized atmosphere consist of?

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Are there any animals in Carnivora that are now completely herbivorous?	1	askscience
If the entire volume of the observable universe were suddenly filled protons arranged so that each one was separated from the next by the distance of a proton's radius, would it produce a single black hole, or multiple ones?	1	askscience
If ozone is O3 and regular oxygen is O2, why is the ozone layer so high up, above so much O2? Shouldn't O3 be a heavier molecule and sink more easily?	1	askscience
Quick question regarding 3 dimensional waves.	1	askscience
Cleaning with baking soda! Cleaning with vinegar! Cleaning with baking soda AND Vinegar?? I don't know; I'm asking Askscience!	1	askscience
Since the photon is the force carrier of the electromagnetic force, does that mean that when two magnets repel or attract one another, it is photons that are pushing them apart or pulling them together?	1	askscience
If the universe is expanding, then the further back in time we go, the more densely compact galaxy clusters should be. So when we look further away, why don't we see that, in things like the 2dF Redshift Survey and Sloan Digital Sky Survey?	1	askscience
So, 1+1+1+1+1= -1/2. I heard someone mention that you can also do infinite sums with complex numbers too, but I haven't seen any examples. What would something like 1+i+1+i+1+i... be? what about 1-i+1-i+1-i...?	1	askscience
What sort of strange effects might we expect from a mobius strip made of graphene or silicene? Would such a structure even be possible?	1	askscience
In Michael Chrichton's "Sphere," where he was describing the "exotic-gas atmosphere" of the sea floor habitat, it only has 2% oxygen. is this realistic? What would an "exotic-gas" pressurized atmosphere consist of?	1	askscience