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If many neodymium magnet discs are laid out flat next to eachother, will they collectively "pull harder" on a chunk of metal if the polarities are all facing the same direction, as opposed to just laying them out without regard to "which direction they're pointing"?

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If a large gravitational event changed the velocity of our solar system (such as the collision of 2 galaxies flinging off a star), would we feel the velocity change standing on Earth?

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Heard an interview with a guy who was present for many nuclear bomb tests. He said he could see the bones in his hands through his closed eyes due to the gamma rays. Is this true?

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Do we have any idea how far the "surface" of a black hole is below the event horizon?

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Sugar gives me ADD, as in I can't focus on anything but reddit at work. Do any artificial sweeteners do this too?

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AskScience, is this "Cool Planet" biomass to gasoline claim utter BS or plausible?

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If Jupiter were at the distance of the Moon to Earth...would the earth break up due to the stronger gravity of Jupiter, much like that asteroid did?

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How big would the boom be if you split just ONE atom?

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If, from the perspective of light, the trip is instantaneous from point A to point B...what about when there is no point B?

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From what height in space would falling result in enough speed to burn upon re-entry into the atmosphere?

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If many neodymium magnet discs are laid out flat next to eachother, will they collectively "pull harder" on a chunk of metal if the polarities are all facing the same direction, as opposed to just laying them out without regard to "which direction they're pointing"?	1
If a large gravitational event changed the velocity of our solar system (such as the collision of 2 galaxies flinging off a star), would we feel the velocity change standing on Earth?	1
Heard an interview with a guy who was present for many nuclear bomb tests. He said he could see the bones in his hands through his closed eyes due to the gamma rays. Is this true?	1
Do we have any idea how far the "surface" of a black hole is below the event horizon?	1
Sugar gives me ADD, as in I can't focus on anything but reddit at work. Do any artificial sweeteners do this too?	1
AskScience, is this "Cool Planet" biomass to gasoline claim utter BS or plausible?	1
If Jupiter were at the distance of the Moon to Earth...would the earth break up due to the stronger gravity of Jupiter, much like that asteroid did?	1
How big would the boom be if you split just ONE atom?	1
If, from the perspective of light, the trip is instantaneous from point A to point B...what about when there is no point B?	1
From what height in space would falling result in enough speed to burn upon re-entry into the atmosphere?	1