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What is the farthest apart two atoms or molecules can be and still be considered part of the same whole mass? How does that compare to "normal" distances?

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Why does fire not keep burning the leftover coal if that's also flammable?

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If we discovered irrefutable evidence of intelligent alien life in another galaxy, what could we realistically do to try and contact them?

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Why is it easier for men to loose weight than women? Is it even true?

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If the universe is expanding and galaxies stay the same size, doesn't that mean that those galaxies experience a slight outward preassure?

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Why are gravitational waves limited to speed c?

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Did the first animals to develop eyes and see the sun just stare at it because they had not evolved the instinct to avoid bright light?

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Why haven't we bioengineered or genetically engineered a food that tastes good, is nutritionally rich, as well as quick and cheap to grow?

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Why does the number of protons in an atom determine its properties? The electrons are doing all the work.

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Why do neutrinos rarely interact with other matter while light commonly interacts?

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What is the farthest apart two atoms or molecules can be and still be considered part of the same whole mass? How does that compare to "normal" distances?	1	askscience
Why does fire not keep burning the leftover coal if that's also flammable?	1	askscience
If we discovered irrefutable evidence of intelligent alien life in another galaxy, what could we realistically do to try and contact them?	1	askscience
Why is it easier for men to loose weight than women? Is it even true?	1	askscience
If the universe is expanding and galaxies stay the same size, doesn't that mean that those galaxies experience a slight outward preassure?	1	askscience
Why are gravitational waves limited to speed c?	1	askscience
Did the first animals to develop eyes and see the sun just stare at it because they had not evolved the instinct to avoid bright light?	1	askscience
Why haven't we bioengineered or genetically engineered a food that tastes good, is nutritionally rich, as well as quick and cheap to grow?	1	askscience
Why does the number of protons in an atom determine its properties? The electrons are doing all the work.	1	askscience
Why do neutrinos rarely interact with other matter while light commonly interacts?	1	askscience