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Why do all future NASA rocket designs utilize two external solid rocket boosters. Couldn't the second stage be smaller, and the launch less expensive if they used four?

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If man-kind decided to dispose of all its produced plutonium in the sun. Would an extra terrestrial civilization be able to detect the spectral lines from plutonium?

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From a 3rd grade science question - thoughts?

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Which species of plant can convert the most amount of CO2 into oxygen, while occupying the least volume?

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Is there a Morse Code for mathematical functions?

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If xanthan gum (main ingredient in chewing gum) is tasteless. How did they decide what bubble gum was going to taste like?

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Why transport crude oil around the world on giant tankers? Wouldn't it be more economically feasible to refine it near the source, and ship the final product?

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How closely can science predict the rotational frequency of a pulsar prior to its parent star going supernova?

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Could there even be a universal set clock? How could it practically be done?

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[WP] Every adult on the planet is given a choice whether to continue living, or die all at a specific date and time. If you choose death, $100M is given to anyone or any cause you wish. The only catch, no one knows that everyone got the same offer.

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Why do all future NASA rocket designs utilize two external solid rocket boosters. Couldn't the second stage be smaller, and the launch less expensive if they used four?	1	askscience
If man-kind decided to dispose of all its produced plutonium in the sun. Would an extra terrestrial civilization be able to detect the spectral lines from plutonium?	1	askscience
From a 3rd grade science question - thoughts?	1	askscience
Which species of plant can convert the most amount of CO2 into oxygen, while occupying the least volume?	1	askscience
Is there a Morse Code for mathematical functions?	1	askscience
If xanthan gum (main ingredient in chewing gum) is tasteless. How did they decide what bubble gum was going to taste like?	1	askscience
Why transport crude oil around the world on giant tankers? Wouldn't it be more economically feasible to refine it near the source, and ship the final product?	1	askscience
How closely can science predict the rotational frequency of a pulsar prior to its parent star going supernova?	1	askscience
Could there even be a universal set clock? How could it practically be done?	1	askscience
[WP] Every adult on the planet is given a choice whether to continue living, or die all at a specific date and time. If you choose death, $100M is given to anyone or any cause you wish. The only catch, no one knows that everyone got the same offer.	1	WritingPrompts