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If a car behind me is travelling with less air friction, does that mean that I'm travelling with more as a result?

43 upvotes • r/askscience

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[DISC] Lonely Attack on the Different World - Chapter 240

31 upvotes • r/manga

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I just finished working in a 24-hour film challenge. AMA

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Given solar and galaxy rotation and universal expansion, how far does the Earth travel in a thirty-year span?

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For what duration does the full moon stay at 100% full?

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What are the smartest ocean lifeforms?

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Rainbows are sundogs but dimmer, right? So, could we ever see a rainbow from a moondog?

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How many of the hundreds of submarines that were in the waters by 1918 were lost and haven't been found again?

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For an adult dragon to achieve liftoff and maintain altitude, what would be its body fat ratio and bone density, while also taking into account additional mass for the toughened esophagus/innards for fire breath?

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If humanity alone ceased to exist suddenly, what would the effect be on the planet's climate?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
If a car behind me is travelling with less air friction, does that mean that I'm travelling with more as a result?	43	askscience
[DISC] Lonely Attack on the Different World - Chapter 240	31	manga
I just finished working in a 24-hour film challenge. AMA	4	IAmA
Given solar and galaxy rotation and universal expansion, how far does the Earth travel in a thirty-year span?	2	askscience
For what duration does the full moon stay at 100% full?	2	askscience
What are the smartest ocean lifeforms?	1	askscience
Rainbows are sundogs but dimmer, right? So, could we ever see a rainbow from a moondog?	1	askscience
How many of the hundreds of submarines that were in the waters by 1918 were lost and haven't been found again?	1	AskHistorians
For an adult dragon to achieve liftoff and maintain altitude, what would be its body fat ratio and bone density, while also taking into account additional mass for the toughened esophagus/innards for fire breath?	1	askscience
If humanity alone ceased to exist suddenly, what would the effect be on the planet's climate?	1	askscience