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What kind of temperatures would be necessary for heat to rip atoms apart into solely fundamental particles?

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How much do planets' mass to volume ratio generally vary?

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What species of animal as well as plant life would go extinct if humanity suddenly vanished?

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How long would it take to accelerate to 99.99% of the speed of light if we were provided with a thrust generating a simulated gravity equal to earth's?

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If light cannot escape the pull of black hole it should be possible for it to enter a stable orbit, correct? Then if someone went further than the event horizon would they see light from every moment since the birth of the black hole?

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Should the universe be considered (VERY) young?

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How is it decided what we like?

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Why doesn't the air burn me when I open a pre-heated oven?

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[WP] Humanity discovers source of infinite power and uses it to accelerate to 100% the speed of light to travel the universe. Time dilation causes relative time of travel to be instant and when you stop an infinite amount of time has passed and you've traveled and infinite distance.

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What kind of temperatures would be necessary for heat to rip atoms apart into solely fundamental particles?	490	askscience
How much do planets' mass to volume ratio generally vary?	9	askscience
What species of animal as well as plant life would go extinct if humanity suddenly vanished?	1	askscience
How long would it take to accelerate to 99.99% of the speed of light if we were provided with a thrust generating a simulated gravity equal to earth's?	1	askscience
If light cannot escape the pull of black hole it should be possible for it to enter a stable orbit, correct? Then if someone went further than the event horizon would they see light from every moment since the birth of the black hole?	1	askscience
Should the universe be considered (VERY) young?	1	askscience
How is it decided what we like?	1	askscience
Why doesn't the air burn me when I open a pre-heated oven?	1	askscience
[WP] Humanity discovers source of infinite power and uses it to accelerate to 100% the speed of light to travel the universe. Time dilation causes relative time of travel to be instant and when you stop an infinite amount of time has passed and you've traveled and infinite distance.	0	WritingPrompts