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The sun is ~8 light minutes away from the Earth. If it were to explode would we see the explosion before it actually hit us? Would the explosion be at the speed of light or would it take a substantial amount of time to reach us?

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If I drink 8 5% ABV 12 oz cans of beer, have I essentially drank the alcohol equivalent of 1 12 oz can of 40% ABV liquor?

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What would be the effect of detonating a large yield thermonuclear bomb in the eye of a hurricane?

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Could a planet and it’s moon theoretically ever “switch” gravitational roles with each other?

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What is the psychology that determines if an individual is going to be more liberal or conservative?

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[AMA Request] Anyone who has been called by a polling company for the US Presidential election.

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How concerned should we be about the Fukushima reactor seeping into the Pacific Ocean?

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If the moon is about 1 light second from earth, when we see it, is it 1 second in the past, or is it further back due to the sun's light first having to reach the moon and reflect back to earth?

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If the moon is about 1 light second from earth, when we see it, is it 1 second in the past, or is it further back due to the sun's light first having to reach the moon and reflect back to earth?

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If the moon is about 1 light second from earth, when we see it, is it 1 second in the past, or is it further back due to the sun's light first having to reach the moon and reflect back to earth?

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The sun is ~8 light minutes away from the Earth. If it were to explode would we see the explosion before it actually hit us? Would the explosion be at the speed of light or would it take a substantial amount of time to reach us?	1	askscience
If I drink 8 5% ABV 12 oz cans of beer, have I essentially drank the alcohol equivalent of 1 12 oz can of 40% ABV liquor?	1	askscience
What would be the effect of detonating a large yield thermonuclear bomb in the eye of a hurricane?	1	askscience
Could a planet and it’s moon theoretically ever “switch” gravitational roles with each other?	1	askscience
What is the psychology that determines if an individual is going to be more liberal or conservative?	1	askscience
[AMA Request] Anyone who has been called by a polling company for the US Presidential election.	1	IAmA
How concerned should we be about the Fukushima reactor seeping into the Pacific Ocean?	1	askscience
If the moon is about 1 light second from earth, when we see it, is it 1 second in the past, or is it further back due to the sun's light first having to reach the moon and reflect back to earth?	1	askscience
If the moon is about 1 light second from earth, when we see it, is it 1 second in the past, or is it further back due to the sun's light first having to reach the moon and reflect back to earth?	1	askscience
If the moon is about 1 light second from earth, when we see it, is it 1 second in the past, or is it further back due to the sun's light first having to reach the moon and reflect back to earth?	1	askscience