/u/phrresehelp's posts in /r/askscience
What is it about the human eyes that one is able to tell "wisdom", "sage" or "he has seen shit" by just looking at them?
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How there ever been a Coronal Mass Ejection large enough to have collapsed the Earth's Magnetic filed at the plane of impact? What would be the effect to the biological life if it did? How strong would it have to be?
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Assume I could go back in time 65million years ago. Would my current vaccines and antibiotics work to protect me from the diseases of the past?
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Is it true that allergies are more prevalent in Western societies because we have became so obsessed about disinfecting this and hygiene this, that are immune system is just "bored" looking for stimulus?
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What is the exact science, mechanics and specific minutia that people don't think about when considering creating artificial gravity in space?
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Why as you go up in atmosphere it gets colder but then it inverts and gets warmer before finally going cold again
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How long does bacterial maintain the immunity to a drug? Can we use old-long forgotten antibiotics to mix up our arsenal?
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