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If there was a duplicate earth somewhere in the galaxy, would we be able to detect life (humans) and electricity (e.g. lights) on it with our telescopes?

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Is waking up comparable to a computer's booting process, in that it takes a little while until all "resources" are activated? Do we know which parts of the brain are most prominent in the asleep / awake transition?

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How are translucency and electrical properties of materials connected?

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Can a computer receive data that is truly "pushed" to it, i.e. triggers an instant response?

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What would big cities, e.g. New York, be like if there were only electric cars?

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If there was a duplicate earth somewhere in the galaxy, would we be able to detect life (humans) and electricity (e.g. lights) on it with our telescopes?	1	askscience
Is waking up comparable to a computer's booting process, in that it takes a little while until all "resources" are activated? Do we know which parts of the brain are most prominent in the asleep / awake transition?	1	askscience
How are translucency and electrical properties of materials connected?	1	askscience
Can a computer receive data that is truly "pushed" to it, i.e. triggers an instant response?	1	askscience
What would big cities, e.g. New York, be like if there were only electric cars?	1	askscience