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If oxygen bottles were rigged to provide an engine with air through the intake, would it be possible to drive a vehicle with an internal combustion engine on the moon?

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If I could scoop a cup of material out of a black hole, what would it look like?

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Are neutron stars transparent? Since neutrons are neutrally charged, they shouldn't interact with protons, thus making neutron stars transparent, visibly. Or am I totally incorrect?

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Could my car run on the moon? Assuming I had a compressed oxygen system feeding the engine, could I drive on the moon?

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Is there a global population number for modern societies that is sustainable, and would, in theory, use resources at the same rate that they are naturally replenished?

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If oxygen bottles were rigged to provide an engine with air through the intake, would it be possible to drive a vehicle with an internal combustion engine on the moon?	2	askscience
If I could scoop a cup of material out of a black hole, what would it look like?	2	askscience
Are neutron stars transparent? Since neutrons are neutrally charged, they shouldn't interact with protons, thus making neutron stars transparent, visibly. Or am I totally incorrect?	2	askscience
Could my car run on the moon? Assuming I had a compressed oxygen system feeding the engine, could I drive on the moon?	1	askscience
Is there a global population number for modern societies that is sustainable, and would, in theory, use resources at the same rate that they are naturally replenished?	1	askscience