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Is there an "absolute zero" speed?

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How typical is it for a planet's poles to be its coldest regions? Are there planets that have one of their poles pointing towards the star that is extremely warm?

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Is a single atom/molecule considered to have a "state"?

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Are there any naturally occurring liquids in space?

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The universe is around 14 billion years old. If what we see when we look at distant objects is what they looked like in the past, what would we see if we looked at a point that was 14.1 billion light years away?

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What happens to the .01% of germs soap doesn't kill?

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Do we theoretically have the capability to destroy the Sun?

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How would moving the Earth away from the Sun effect the rest of our solar system?

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Is it possible to hear what other people sound like to themselves, similar to how we can hear what our own voices actually sound like through voice recordings?

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What state of matter would a single molecule of a substance be considered?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Is there an "absolute zero" speed?	1288	askscience
How typical is it for a planet's poles to be its coldest regions? Are there planets that have one of their poles pointing towards the star that is extremely warm?	16	askscience
Is a single atom/molecule considered to have a "state"?	8	askscience
Are there any naturally occurring liquids in space?	6	askscience
The universe is around 14 billion years old. If what we see when we look at distant objects is what they looked like in the past, what would we see if we looked at a point that was 14.1 billion light years away?	3	askscience
What happens to the .01% of germs soap doesn't kill?	1	askscience
Do we theoretically have the capability to destroy the Sun?	1	askscience
How would moving the Earth away from the Sun effect the rest of our solar system?	1	askscience
Is it possible to hear what other people sound like to themselves, similar to how we can hear what our own voices actually sound like through voice recordings?	1	askscience
What state of matter would a single molecule of a substance be considered?	1	askscience