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The Criollo, possibly a one of a kind prototype from Argentina. Made circa 1900, it appears to be a... modification... to a 1879 Remington? or a Mauser?

218 upvotes • r/ForgottenWeapons

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Premio para el que dice el nombre de la cancion

114 upvotes • r/dankgentina

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Reading about the Siege of Rome of 408, I learned that the siege was lifted only after the Romans paid a very large ransom. How was the treasured to be given to the besiegers collected in those times?

18 upvotes • r/AskHistorians

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How do underwater cables deal with tectonic rifting? Is it even an issue?

8 upvotes • r/askscience

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Would a white hole eventually become a black hole, since spewing out so much matter would make that matter bunch up and become so dense it would collapse under its own gravity?

1 upvotes • r/askscience

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When a radioactive element decays, why do we measure the time it would take for HALF of a determined quantity of said material (half life) to decay and not for ALL of said quantity to decay?

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Do Black holes have infinite density? If so, do they all have the same size, with only mass and event horizon size changing?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
The Criollo, possibly a one of a kind prototype from Argentina. Made circa 1900, it appears to be a... modification... to a 1879 Remington? or a Mauser?	218	ForgottenWeapons
Premio para el que dice el nombre de la cancion	114	dankgentina
Reading about the Siege of Rome of 408, I learned that the siege was lifted only after the Romans paid a very large ransom. How was the treasured to be given to the besiegers collected in those times?	18	AskHistorians
How do underwater cables deal with tectonic rifting? Is it even an issue?	8	askscience
Would a white hole eventually become a black hole, since spewing out so much matter would make that matter bunch up and become so dense it would collapse under its own gravity?	1	askscience
When a radioactive element decays, why do we measure the time it would take for HALF of a determined quantity of said material (half life) to decay and not for ALL of said quantity to decay?	1	askscience
Do Black holes have infinite density? If so, do they all have the same size, with only mass and event horizon size changing?	1	askscience