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Why do chip manufacturers not design hexagonal chips for more yield from round silicone wafers?

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When one draws in their stomach, where does the volume go? Can the intestines compress?

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Asumming there was a shade at the Lagrange Point between the Earth and the Sun that can be enabled at will. What would be the impact of 24h without any sunlight on animals and the environment?

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Can a gaseous sphere in space, like gas giants, with the pressure of one atmosphere at their core exist and could a human survive being suspended at its core?

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If you would drop a lot of oxygen and nitrogen into space with no significant relative speed to each other, would you be able to create a sphere in which a human could survive?

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Current super conductor work at 133°K (~ -140°C) at normal pressure. Would it be feasible to have a single well placed super conducting underground line across a region like Europe (or just France/Germany) to balance power between regions?

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Can the body use the energy that went into the chemical reactions that happen when we cook food?

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Why do chip manufacturers not design hexagonal chips for more yield from round silicone wafers?	7
When one draws in their stomach, where does the volume go? Can the intestines compress?	5
Asumming there was a shade at the Lagrange Point between the Earth and the Sun that can be enabled at will. What would be the impact of 24h without any sunlight on animals and the environment?	1
Can a gaseous sphere in space, like gas giants, with the pressure of one atmosphere at their core exist and could a human survive being suspended at its core?	1
If you would drop a lot of oxygen and nitrogen into space with no significant relative speed to each other, would you be able to create a sphere in which a human could survive?	1
Current super conductor work at 133°K (~ -140°C) at normal pressure. Would it be feasible to have a single well placed super conducting underground line across a region like Europe (or just France/Germany) to balance power between regions?	1
Can the body use the energy that went into the chemical reactions that happen when we cook food?	0