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Sometimes in the summer, especially when the sun is breaking through the clouds, it feels like the sun is "hammering down" much more than on other equally hot but clear-skied days. Is there an objective aspect to this, or is it purely subjective?

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Do freezing pipes only burst when they are closed on all ends, or do they also burst if faucets are left open?

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Research seems to suggest that a natural Covid infection confers no better protection than a vaccination. However, there's all this news about nasal spray vaccination that supposedly will lead to better protection. Is that not something you would get from a natural infection?

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To my understanding, the reason why indoor air in winter is so dry is because when heated up, the relative humidity decreases because air's capacity to hold moisture increases. Does that mean people wouldn't have dry skin if they didn't heat the place?

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Young birds spend a lot of time in the nest being fed by their parents. Why aren't the nests full of bird poop?

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I just watched a repair video of a color CRT monitor. The part I don't understand is, if they R/G/B dots are right next to each other, how can you freely rotate the deflection yoke without getting a rainbow effect?

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Sometimes in the summer, especially when the sun is breaking through the clouds, it feels like the sun is "hammering down" much more than on other equally hot but clear-skied days. Is there an objective aspect to this, or is it purely subjective?	1	askscience
Do freezing pipes only burst when they are closed on all ends, or do they also burst if faucets are left open?	1	askscience
Research seems to suggest that a natural Covid infection confers no better protection than a vaccination. However, there's all this news about nasal spray vaccination that supposedly will lead to better protection. Is that not something you would get from a natural infection?	1	askscience
To my understanding, the reason why indoor air in winter is so dry is because when heated up, the relative humidity decreases because air's capacity to hold moisture increases. Does that mean people wouldn't have dry skin if they didn't heat the place?	1	askscience
Young birds spend a lot of time in the nest being fed by their parents. Why aren't the nests full of bird poop?	1	askscience
I just watched a repair video of a color CRT monitor. The part I don't understand is, if they R/G/B dots are right next to each other, how can you freely rotate the deflection yoke without getting a rainbow effect?	1	askscience