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How do forest fires start in the wild?

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Is there any validity to the claim that the polio "eradication" is a result of the mis-diagnosis of polio in vaccinated individuals?

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If solids dissolve into liquids better at higher temperatures, why do gases dissolve into liquids better at lower temperatures?

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What did I find in my planter bed? (Sorry, no pics)

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Say I've got 100g of raw onion in my salad. Which will make my breath smell worse: eating all the onion at once (then eating the rest of the salad), or eating the salad with the onion spread evenly throughout?

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A mirror is a surface that reflects a two-dimensional representation of the universe (or at least, the part that it can see). Is a four-dimensional mirror possible that reflects a three-dimensional representation of the universe?

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Is it possible to convert the Hubble Space Telescope's original optical flaw into a comparable eyeglass prescription? If so, what would it be?

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
How do forest fires start in the wild?	10
Is there any validity to the claim that the polio "eradication" is a result of the mis-diagnosis of polio in vaccinated individuals?	3
If solids dissolve into liquids better at higher temperatures, why do gases dissolve into liquids better at lower temperatures?	2
What did I find in my planter bed? (Sorry, no pics)	1
Say I've got 100g of raw onion in my salad. Which will make my breath smell worse: eating all the onion at once (then eating the rest of the salad), or eating the salad with the onion spread evenly throughout?	1
A mirror is a surface that reflects a two-dimensional representation of the universe (or at least, the part that it can see). Is a four-dimensional mirror possible that reflects a three-dimensional representation of the universe?	1
Is it possible to convert the Hubble Space Telescope's original optical flaw into a comparable eyeglass prescription? If so, what would it be?	1