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SZ Artikel über Tf Trainees aus Ägypten

99 upvotes • r/drehscheibe

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30 ungenutzte Züge? 🇫🇷🇩🇪

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In a museum I saw a display about a 8.5 earthquake in Crete on 21 July A.D. 365 - how did geologists find out about the magnitude?

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When countries went to war in the 16th or 17th century - did their leaders think about sacrificing young people?

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TIL that London's East End is where the poor lived because of the wind (= pollution) from the west, and it is downstream of the Themse. Is that true for all major cities in the 12th-18th century?

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What is the single most important building in human history?

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Is there a maximum size a human body can be?

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Parts of Ricinus communis plant are highly toxic, yet humans found out that Castor oil might be a good thing to have. How did mankind find this out? Luck, stupidity or science?

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I am currently re-reading Bill Bryson's "History of nearly Everything", published in 2003. Which of the missing puzzle pieces have been found, which questions answered since then (e.g. in Cosmology or Particle Physics)?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
SZ Artikel über Tf Trainees aus Ägypten	99	drehscheibe
30 ungenutzte Züge? 🇫🇷🇩🇪	28	drehscheibe
In a museum I saw a display about a 8.5 earthquake in Crete on 21 July A.D. 365 - how did geologists find out about the magnitude?	10	askscience
When countries went to war in the 16th or 17th century - did their leaders think about sacrificing young people?	4	AskHistorians
TIL that London's East End is where the poor lived because of the wind (= pollution) from the west, and it is downstream of the Themse. Is that true for all major cities in the 12th-18th century?	2	AskHistorians
What is the single most important building in human history?	1	AskHistorians
Is there a maximum size a human body can be?	1	askscience
Parts of Ricinus communis plant are highly toxic, yet humans found out that Castor oil might be a good thing to have. How did mankind find this out? Luck, stupidity or science?	1	askscience
I am currently re-reading Bill Bryson's "History of nearly Everything", published in 2003. Which of the missing puzzle pieces have been found, which questions answered since then (e.g. in Cosmology or Particle Physics)?	1	askscience