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What is beyond the edge of the "observable universe"?

1084 upvotes • r/askscience

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Apparently New Zealand was first colonised ~800 years ago by Polynesians from islands 1000s of miles away. How did these early settlers set sail and find islands like New Zealand?

11 upvotes • r/AskHistorians

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Why do fizzy drinks 'fizz up' when they're shaken?

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Biologists/Anatomists of reddit why do your nostrils close (swell) up when you lie down (specifically when you're ill/hayfever-y)?

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Are scientists still working on cures or better treatments for ailments that are generally accepted to be treatable but incurable? e.g. Psoriasis, Asthma, Hayfever? Has there been any significant progress recently in any of these (or other) illnesses?

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Apparently New Zealand was first colonised ~800 years ago by primitive people from islands 1000s of miles away. How did primitive people sat sail and find their way to islands like NZ?

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Do we have the technology to genetically alter the Covid-19 virus and spread a new, less fatal, but more contagious strain? Would this be a scientifically viable (if ethically questionable) option?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
What is beyond the edge of the "observable universe"?	1084	askscience
Apparently New Zealand was first colonised ~800 years ago by Polynesians from islands 1000s of miles away. How did these early settlers set sail and find islands like New Zealand?	11	AskHistorians
Why do fizzy drinks 'fizz up' when they're shaken?	6	askscience
Biologists/Anatomists of reddit why do your nostrils close (swell) up when you lie down (specifically when you're ill/hayfever-y)?	4	askscience
Are scientists still working on cures or better treatments for ailments that are generally accepted to be treatable but incurable? e.g. Psoriasis, Asthma, Hayfever? Has there been any significant progress recently in any of these (or other) illnesses?	2	askscience
Apparently New Zealand was first colonised ~800 years ago by primitive people from islands 1000s of miles away. How did primitive people sat sail and find their way to islands like NZ?	1	AskHistorians
Do we have the technology to genetically alter the Covid-19 virus and spread a new, less fatal, but more contagious strain? Would this be a scientifically viable (if ethically questionable) option?	1	askscience