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How could the universe be a few light-years across one second after the big bang, if the speed of light is the highest possible speed?

1582 upvotes • r/askscience

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Why is it still so hard for us to predict the weather?

7 upvotes • r/askscience

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Since the heart is a muscle, how come we can't control it? Is there any other muscle we can't control?

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How quickly would we face devastating consequences if the sun would die today?

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What exactly is the point of searching for habitable planets when all of them are too far away for us to visit?

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If we were to hear a loud noise (+150 dB) next to our ear while we were sedated, would our hearing be impaired?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
How could the universe be a few light-years across one second after the big bang, if the speed of light is the highest possible speed?	1582	askscience
Why is it still so hard for us to predict the weather?	7	askscience
Since the heart is a muscle, how come we can't control it? Is there any other muscle we can't control?	1	askscience
How quickly would we face devastating consequences if the sun would die today?	1	askscience
What exactly is the point of searching for habitable planets when all of them are too far away for us to visit?	0	askscience
If we were to hear a loud noise (+150 dB) next to our ear while we were sedated, would our hearing be impaired?	0	askscience