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Are there any ways in which a lunar space station would be cheaper or have advantages over the ISS for science and research purposes?

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Do our eyes have grain (like film) and our brain just filters it out?

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Would giants really move as slow as they do in movies?

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If you were Superman and could fly at 99% the speed of light - if you set off in a random direction into space how long would it be on average before you ran into a celestial object?

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A question of mice and men...

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When we sterilize an object we clean it of infectious organisms, but when we sterilize a human we render them unable to reproduce. Does this mean that science regards sperm as an infectious organism?

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Is it known why humans around the world naturally prefer cold/hot/carbonated beverages over flat or room-temperature beverages?

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"Shit-eating subhuman scum" is the PM I received after posting this comic idea I brought to life with AI. Along with hundreds of other anti-AI messages. These people are unhinged.

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Do different air states mix at the same rates? Eg: temperature / humidity.

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Are there any ways in which a lunar space station would be cheaper or have advantages over the ISS for science and research purposes?	2	askscience
Do our eyes have grain (like film) and our brain just filters it out?	1	askscience
Would giants really move as slow as they do in movies?	1	askscience
If you were Superman and could fly at 99% the speed of light - if you set off in a random direction into space how long would it be on average before you ran into a celestial object?	1	askscience
A question of mice and men...	1	askscience
When we sterilize an object we clean it of infectious organisms, but when we sterilize a human we render them unable to reproduce. Does this mean that science regards sperm as an infectious organism?	1	askscience
Is it known why humans around the world naturally prefer cold/hot/carbonated beverages over flat or room-temperature beverages?	1	askscience
"Shit-eating subhuman scum" is the PM I received after posting this comic idea I brought to life with AI. Along with hundreds of other anti-AI messages. These people are unhinged.	1	DefendingAIArt
Do different air states mix at the same rates? Eg: temperature / humidity.	1	askscience