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What laws of science would have to be changed in order for the MCU to exist?

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Would a body in space be able to keep a breathable atmosphere, no matter how big the body is, so long as it has a gravitational field like earths?

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Is daytime on the summer solstice the same length of time as the night on the winter solstice?

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Why is Venus's surface atmospheric pressure 90 times more than earth's when it only has a surface gravity of 0.9G?

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Materials science has come a long way since the Hindenburg disaster. Are hydrogen filled airships still too dangerous to be used?

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Would two pitchers 1Kg pitchers of water come to the boil in a microwave in the same time as if there was only one 1Kg pitcher of water?

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There has been an accident and an astronaut is floating away into outer space. What happens next?

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How does the mouth produce a low pressure so that liquid can travel up a drinking straw?

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
What laws of science would have to be changed in order for the MCU to exist?	1
Would a body in space be able to keep a breathable atmosphere, no matter how big the body is, so long as it has a gravitational field like earths?	1
Is daytime on the summer solstice the same length of time as the night on the winter solstice?	1
Why is Venus's surface atmospheric pressure 90 times more than earth's when it only has a surface gravity of 0.9G?	1
Materials science has come a long way since the Hindenburg disaster. Are hydrogen filled airships still too dangerous to be used?	1
Would two pitchers 1Kg pitchers of water come to the boil in a microwave in the same time as if there was only one 1Kg pitcher of water?	1
There has been an accident and an astronaut is floating away into outer space. What happens next?	0
How does the mouth produce a low pressure so that liquid can travel up a drinking straw?	0