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If our star system was near (relatively) a dense nebula, would we see blue skies during the day, but amazing swathes of color at night?

21 upvotes • r/askscience

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Putting lights inside your gun placements makes your turrets look badass at night.

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Quantum theorists: What can we take away from this latest delayed-choice contextual measuring experiment?

9 upvotes • r/askscience

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Quantum physics / observation effect: Is there a decoherence model in which decoherence does not occur in objective physical reality, but rather in the perception of the observer?

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Sleep: have there been any studies into sleep quality across a community / nation on a per-night basis?

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How come the theoretical Alcubierre drive doesn't necessarily violate relativity, but FTL communication does?

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Is a milder response to a booster vaccination (when compared to a previous booster) an indication that the immune system is 'better informed' about that disease? Or is it more likely to just be random?

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Tumour-eating maggots: could we genetically engineer a larva that only eats tumour tissue and doesn't need to breathe air?

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stupid sexy flame essence

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Neurologists (etc.) of Reddit: does Autistic Savant syndrome imply that we don't use our memories anywhere near their full potential?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
If our star system was near (relatively) a dense nebula, would we see blue skies during the day, but amazing swathes of color at night?	21	askscience
Putting lights inside your gun placements makes your turrets look badass at night.	12	OnceHumanOfficial
Quantum theorists: What can we take away from this latest delayed-choice contextual measuring experiment?	9	askscience
Quantum physics / observation effect: Is there a decoherence model in which decoherence does not occur in objective physical reality, but rather in the perception of the observer?	4	askscience
Sleep: have there been any studies into sleep quality across a community / nation on a per-night basis?	1	askscience
How come the theoretical Alcubierre drive doesn't necessarily violate relativity, but FTL communication does?	1	askscience
Is a milder response to a booster vaccination (when compared to a previous booster) an indication that the immune system is 'better informed' about that disease? Or is it more likely to just be random?	1	askscience
Tumour-eating maggots: could we genetically engineer a larva that only eats tumour tissue and doesn't need to breathe air?	1	askscience
stupid sexy flame essence	1	OnceHumanOfficial
Neurologists (etc.) of Reddit: does Autistic Savant syndrome imply that we don't use our memories anywhere near their full potential?	1	askscience