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Why is the ozone hole only over Antarctica?

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Since objects get denser as they get colder, would you be able to get ice that was cold enough to sink in water?

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Why does water all freeze at once at 32 Fahrenheit (0 Celsius) instead of gradually getting thicker/harder as it cooled?

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Why doesn't a bubble pop when freezing?

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Do large meteor showers heat the air up enough to effect weather?

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Why does 1 revolution of the moon around earth equal exactly 1 rotation of the moon?

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If you were on the moon during a blood moon, would everything appear reddish colored?

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Have most humans always been right hand dominant? And why?

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Why would the water level change if the ice caps melt?

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Why does water all freeze at once at 32 Fahrenheit (0 Celsius) instead of gradually freezing and getting thicker as temperature drops.

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Why is the ozone hole only over Antarctica?	598
Since objects get denser as they get colder, would you be able to get ice that was cold enough to sink in water?	11
Why does water all freeze at once at 32 Fahrenheit (0 Celsius) instead of gradually getting thicker/harder as it cooled?	9
Why doesn't a bubble pop when freezing?	4
Do large meteor showers heat the air up enough to effect weather?	2
Why does 1 revolution of the moon around earth equal exactly 1 rotation of the moon?	1
If you were on the moon during a blood moon, would everything appear reddish colored?	1
Have most humans always been right hand dominant? And why?	1
Why would the water level change if the ice caps melt?	1
Why does water all freeze at once at 32 Fahrenheit (0 Celsius) instead of gradually freezing and getting thicker as temperature drops.	1