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Did people believe early reports of the Bonneville Salt Flats? What was the initial reaction to accounts of a stark white, perfectly flat desert made of salt that stretches for 30,000 acres?

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How do we know that the digits of pi go on forever?

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When an artist mixes up a color to use in a painting, what is happening on a microscopic level when the pigments combine to make a new color?

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When I drop a 4 Square ball onto the ground that is spinning clockwise, it bounces back up spinning counterclockwise. Why?

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Why do we have the term “prime number?” Are prime numbers particularly useful for anything? Or is it just a “hey, look at this unique property these numbers have” kind of thing?

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What keeps the Great Red Spot of Jupiter intact? Why does it not just dissipate like storms on Earth?

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Next time the earth’s gravitational field flips, how will we know it is happening? Is it a gradual, or a rapid process?

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Is interstellar navigation possible without computers?

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What was the texture of dinosaur scales? We’re they smooth like a snake? Or bumpy like a crocodile?

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Are children born with bacteria in their digestive tract? Or do they have to acquire them somehow?

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Did people believe early reports of the Bonneville Salt Flats? What was the initial reaction to accounts of a stark white, perfectly flat desert made of salt that stretches for 30,000 acres?	1	AskHistorians
How do we know that the digits of pi go on forever?	1	askscience
When an artist mixes up a color to use in a painting, what is happening on a microscopic level when the pigments combine to make a new color?	1	askscience
When I drop a 4 Square ball onto the ground that is spinning clockwise, it bounces back up spinning counterclockwise. Why?	1	askscience
Why do we have the term “prime number?” Are prime numbers particularly useful for anything? Or is it just a “hey, look at this unique property these numbers have” kind of thing?	1	askscience
What keeps the Great Red Spot of Jupiter intact? Why does it not just dissipate like storms on Earth?	1	askscience
Next time the earth’s gravitational field flips, how will we know it is happening? Is it a gradual, or a rapid process?	1	askscience
Is interstellar navigation possible without computers?	1	askscience
What was the texture of dinosaur scales? We’re they smooth like a snake? Or bumpy like a crocodile?	1	askscience
Are children born with bacteria in their digestive tract? Or do they have to acquire them somehow?	1	askscience