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When did monotremes, marsupials, and mammals split from each other?

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What is the average insolation in the local interstellar medium?

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My pseudoscience-o-meter went off; can any tagged commentor comment?

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Geometry of a growing black hole.

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How much does the Earth deflect spacetime?

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Physically, how big is NASA's curiousity?

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Pancakes and the zombie apocalypse

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Question about the construction of the tetrad in Rovelli et al.s "Covariant Loop Quantum Gravity".

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Why is space-time assumed to be 3+1 by definition in Rovelli et al.'s "Covariant Loop Quantum Gravity"?

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Is the dominance of matter over antimatter simply a fact of our locally observable region of the universe? Or is there something more fundamental to it?

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
When did monotremes, marsupials, and mammals split from each other?	28
What is the average insolation in the local interstellar medium?	2
My pseudoscience-o-meter went off; can any tagged commentor comment?	1
Geometry of a growing black hole.	1
How much does the Earth deflect spacetime?	1
Physically, how big is NASA's curiousity?	1
Pancakes and the zombie apocalypse	1
Question about the construction of the tetrad in Rovelli et al.s "Covariant Loop Quantum Gravity".	1
Why is space-time assumed to be 3+1 by definition in Rovelli et al.'s "Covariant Loop Quantum Gravity"?	1
Is the dominance of matter over antimatter simply a fact of our locally observable region of the universe? Or is there something more fundamental to it?	1