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A fly (or any other insect) is trapped in my car as I drive to a new location (let's say 50 miles away) where it then flies out when I open my door. Is the insect going to continue on as normal in this new location? Or has me moving it to a new unfamiliar spot doomed it in some way?

1456 upvotes • r/askscience

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If you were standing on the surface of Pluto (or one of the outer planets), how much illumination would the sun actually provide for you to see with the naked eye?

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[AMA Request] One of the voiceover artists or writers from Most Extreme Elimination Challenge.

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How does plant germination work differently than the sperm + egg combination we all learn about?

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Is there a specific medical reason why 4 hours is the cutoff time to see a doctor after ED drug's effects won't go away?

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When you go SCUBA diving (or any activity that has your face submerged for lengths of time), does it have any measurable impact on the bacteria and/or micro-creatures living on your face?

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Do we know anything about the solar system that preceded our own (size of the star, number of planets, if any, etc), or is it even possible to discern information about that solar system?

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If I have two telescopes, and I wanted to do astrophotography and get a binocular view to make it seem more 3D, how far apart would the telescopes need to be? 100ft? 1 mile?

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How accurate or dramatized is the dialogue thought to be in period pieces (Tudors, specifically)?

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When you pull a weed but don't get the roots, how is it able to grow back even though you've presumably removed its source of photosynthesis-supplied food?

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A fly (or any other insect) is trapped in my car as I drive to a new location (let's say 50 miles away) where it then flies out when I open my door. Is the insect going to continue on as normal in this new location? Or has me moving it to a new unfamiliar spot doomed it in some way?	1456	askscience
If you were standing on the surface of Pluto (or one of the outer planets), how much illumination would the sun actually provide for you to see with the naked eye?	9	askscience
[AMA Request] One of the voiceover artists or writers from Most Extreme Elimination Challenge.	6	IAmA
How does plant germination work differently than the sperm + egg combination we all learn about?	2	askscience
Is there a specific medical reason why 4 hours is the cutoff time to see a doctor after ED drug's effects won't go away?	2	askscience
When you go SCUBA diving (or any activity that has your face submerged for lengths of time), does it have any measurable impact on the bacteria and/or micro-creatures living on your face?	1	askscience
Do we know anything about the solar system that preceded our own (size of the star, number of planets, if any, etc), or is it even possible to discern information about that solar system?	1	askscience
If I have two telescopes, and I wanted to do astrophotography and get a binocular view to make it seem more 3D, how far apart would the telescopes need to be? 100ft? 1 mile?	1	askscience
How accurate or dramatized is the dialogue thought to be in period pieces (Tudors, specifically)?	0	AskHistorians
When you pull a weed but don't get the roots, how is it able to grow back even though you've presumably removed its source of photosynthesis-supplied food?	0	askscience