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Since diamonds can burn, how are volcanoes able to carry them to the surface intact?

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Water pressure involves weight of the water above pushing down. When this weight is lifted by carrying a vessel of water to orbit, how does water pressure vary as a function of position inside a water tank? Does volume matter?

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Could a siphon work across gravity wells via a space elevator?

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How do animals like spiders, cows, or koalas know what to eat?

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How would time dilation impact a spacecraft in a highly elliptical orbit with a close approach to the event horizon of a massive black hole?

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Since objects that approach an event horizon appear to freeze from the perspective of an outside observer, would an object in a highly elliptical orbit that does not cross the horizon appear freeze only to eventually come out the other side millions (billions?) of years in the future?

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An outside observer sees you slowing down as you approach a black hole event horizon. Without crossing an event horizon, how much time dilation is possible? Could you reemerge hundreds, thousands, millions, billions of years in the future after what to you felt like a quick flight?

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If small pollinator-friendly corridors were left between productive agricultural fields, could local pollinators keep up agricultural needs or would honeybees still need to be trucked in at various times around the year?

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Could a speaker be operated at a frequency that could reduce a jar of peanuts to peanut butter, and how loud would it have to be?

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Would anti-elements annhilate differently than anti-protons and anti-electrons? What would result from the annhilation of a proton with a larger nucleus of anti-lead?

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Since diamonds can burn, how are volcanoes able to carry them to the surface intact?	2	askscience
Water pressure involves weight of the water above pushing down. When this weight is lifted by carrying a vessel of water to orbit, how does water pressure vary as a function of position inside a water tank? Does volume matter?	1	askscience
Could a siphon work across gravity wells via a space elevator?	1	askscience
How do animals like spiders, cows, or koalas know what to eat?	1	askscience
How would time dilation impact a spacecraft in a highly elliptical orbit with a close approach to the event horizon of a massive black hole?	1	askscience
Since objects that approach an event horizon appear to freeze from the perspective of an outside observer, would an object in a highly elliptical orbit that does not cross the horizon appear freeze only to eventually come out the other side millions (billions?) of years in the future?	1	askscience
An outside observer sees you slowing down as you approach a black hole event horizon. Without crossing an event horizon, how much time dilation is possible? Could you reemerge hundreds, thousands, millions, billions of years in the future after what to you felt like a quick flight?	1	askscience
If small pollinator-friendly corridors were left between productive agricultural fields, could local pollinators keep up agricultural needs or would honeybees still need to be trucked in at various times around the year?	1	askscience
Could a speaker be operated at a frequency that could reduce a jar of peanuts to peanut butter, and how loud would it have to be?	1	askscience
Would anti-elements annhilate differently than anti-protons and anti-electrons? What would result from the annhilation of a proton with a larger nucleus of anti-lead?	1	askscience