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A neutron star can spin up to 600 times a second, I can't even fathom that, would it appear to be still?

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If someone light years away viewed earth they'd be viewing say, the civil war. If we froze time and went to that same spot and used their telescope would we see what they see or would we see modern times?

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Do bees become emotionally attached or less defensive around their keepers?

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How come if we put a ball in a box in 3d it hides it, but in 4d it can't be hidden?

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I pushed the sun through Sag A* in Universe Sandbox 2, and I don't understand what happened?

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What's the difference between a naked singularity and whatever the big bang was before the universe started?

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If you froze time and travelled 65 million lightyears to a giant telescope that was pointed at earth and then unfroze it would you see the dinosaurs or the earth you just left?

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In a survival situation how much salt water would keep you from dying of dehydration but not shut your organs down?

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Is this a paradox or am I dumb?

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How come when a water droplet touches a paper towel the wet spit is circular as opposed to any other shape?

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A neutron star can spin up to 600 times a second, I can't even fathom that, would it appear to be still?	1	askscience
If someone light years away viewed earth they'd be viewing say, the civil war. If we froze time and went to that same spot and used their telescope would we see what they see or would we see modern times?	1	askscience
Do bees become emotionally attached or less defensive around their keepers?	1	askscience
How come if we put a ball in a box in 3d it hides it, but in 4d it can't be hidden?	1	askscience
I pushed the sun through Sag A* in Universe Sandbox 2, and I don't understand what happened?	1	askscience
What's the difference between a naked singularity and whatever the big bang was before the universe started?	1	askscience
If you froze time and travelled 65 million lightyears to a giant telescope that was pointed at earth and then unfroze it would you see the dinosaurs or the earth you just left?	1	askscience
In a survival situation how much salt water would keep you from dying of dehydration but not shut your organs down?	1	askscience
Is this a paradox or am I dumb?	1	askscience
How come when a water droplet touches a paper towel the wet spit is circular as opposed to any other shape?	1	askscience