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When you roll a snowball across a snowy surface, why does it grow rather than shrink? Why is the transfer of snow always from the surface to the snowball?

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Does humidity affect dogs the same way it affects humans being that their cooling mechanism doesn't depend on the evaporation of sweat?

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How far into the future can we accurately predict sunrise and sunset times?

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How many molecules of a substance are needed for it to have a state?

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How accurately do statistics such as death rates for different activities predict future results? If there is 1 death for every 2000 base jumps historically, is that the same as saying you have a 1 in 2000 chance of dying on any given jump?

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When you roll a snowball across a snowy surface, why does it grow rather than shrink?

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Given birth and death rates, what's the closest we can estimate the world's population at any given point in time?

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Does zero divided by zero equal zero or is it undefined?

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Why does spinning batteries keep them alive for a little bit longer?

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I live in a 36 story, ~450 unit apartment building. What would happen if we all flushed our toilets at the same time?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
When you roll a snowball across a snowy surface, why does it grow rather than shrink? Why is the transfer of snow always from the surface to the snowball?	3313	askscience
Does humidity affect dogs the same way it affects humans being that their cooling mechanism doesn't depend on the evaporation of sweat?	43	askscience
How far into the future can we accurately predict sunrise and sunset times?	5	askscience
How many molecules of a substance are needed for it to have a state?	2	askscience
How accurately do statistics such as death rates for different activities predict future results? If there is 1 death for every 2000 base jumps historically, is that the same as saying you have a 1 in 2000 chance of dying on any given jump?	2	askscience
When you roll a snowball across a snowy surface, why does it grow rather than shrink?	1	askscience
Given birth and death rates, what's the closest we can estimate the world's population at any given point in time?	1	askscience
Does zero divided by zero equal zero or is it undefined?	1	askscience
Why does spinning batteries keep them alive for a little bit longer?	1	askscience
I live in a 36 story, ~450 unit apartment building. What would happen if we all flushed our toilets at the same time?	1	askscience