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[WP] For hundreds of thousands of years, all "life" in the known universe is sentient machines with no memory of organic beings. Then one day...

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[WP] You run a galaxy-wide Airbnb service that specializes in extremely remote planetary vacations for the most finicky (and wealthy) travelers. Most of your clients are great guests and you've yet to write a negative review. But you have now learned ...l

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[WP] It's 600 years in the future and a form of time travel has been invented in which you can observe the past as it flows. The catch is that you can only do it via control of a tiny fruit fly.

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Why do batteries seem to stay "fresh" in the packaging for years but if I leave them in a toy for a year without using it, they frequently leak/corrode?

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Can any experts weigh in on this Indigogo campaign proposing to build a Self-levitating reactionless thruster?

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When I open the window shade in the morning, how many photons stream in per second? Are we talking million, billions, trillions, or more?

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Are there any technologies on the horizon to fight tornado formation, or to disperse them once they form?

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How much faster could someone run in a vacuum?

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How feasible would it be to build a balloon or blimp-type vehicle that could ascend high enough that the earth would turn below it and the vehicle could then come straight down and be on the other side of a big country or continent?

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When the rain stops in Houston, how much of it will drain into a body of water and how much of it will leave only when it evaporates? How long will it all take?

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[WP] For hundreds of thousands of years, all "life" in the known universe is sentient machines with no memory of organic beings. Then one day...	1	WritingPrompts
[WP] You run a galaxy-wide Airbnb service that specializes in extremely remote planetary vacations for the most finicky (and wealthy) travelers. Most of your clients are great guests and you've yet to write a negative review. But you have now learned ...l	1	WritingPrompts
[WP] It's 600 years in the future and a form of time travel has been invented in which you can observe the past as it flows. The catch is that you can only do it via control of a tiny fruit fly.	1	WritingPrompts
Why do batteries seem to stay "fresh" in the packaging for years but if I leave them in a toy for a year without using it, they frequently leak/corrode?	1	askscience
Can any experts weigh in on this Indigogo campaign proposing to build a Self-levitating reactionless thruster?	1	askscience
When I open the window shade in the morning, how many photons stream in per second? Are we talking million, billions, trillions, or more?	1	askscience
Are there any technologies on the horizon to fight tornado formation, or to disperse them once they form?	1	askscience
How much faster could someone run in a vacuum?	1	askscience
How feasible would it be to build a balloon or blimp-type vehicle that could ascend high enough that the earth would turn below it and the vehicle could then come straight down and be on the other side of a big country or continent?	1	askscience
When the rain stops in Houston, how much of it will drain into a body of water and how much of it will leave only when it evaporates? How long will it all take?	1	askscience