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does anything special happen if wind travels the speed of sound?

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Hypothetically, how small could a human being be?

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If everything moves relatively to each other, why does a person on a space ship experience time moving slower than someone standing still?

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How do scientists know so much about planets that are so far away?

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Were there any steps between the geocentric model and the heliocentric model?

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What does a non base 10 kind of math look like? How does that change math for the user?

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Do new colors get discovered?

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North of the Tropic of Cancer is the sun never on the north half of the sky?

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would you be able to see the clouds we see from space?

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hey r/askscience, can anyone explain to me explain how a Mr. Microphone toy works?

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
does anything special happen if wind travels the speed of sound?	12
Hypothetically, how small could a human being be?	4
If everything moves relatively to each other, why does a person on a space ship experience time moving slower than someone standing still?	3
How do scientists know so much about planets that are so far away?	3
Were there any steps between the geocentric model and the heliocentric model?	1
What does a non base 10 kind of math look like? How does that change math for the user?	1
Do new colors get discovered?	1
North of the Tropic of Cancer is the sun never on the north half of the sky?	0
would you be able to see the clouds we see from space?	0
hey r/askscience, can anyone explain to me explain how a Mr. Microphone toy works?	0