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If one were traveling in a spacecraft at near the speed of light, would the surrounding stars still appear stationary, or would they appear to be moving?

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I watched an unblinking star, move in a sinusoidal path from the southwestern sky to the northeastern sky before going behind the tree line in about 10-12 seconds. Not a plane, or a satellite. Any ideas what that would be?

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With the current numbers, where will this coronavirus rank in history on the list of contagiousness and spreadability of known viruses?

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Who proofreads articles that show up on my news dashboard?

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With the Pentagon just recently coming out and saying they have “off-world vehicles not made on this earth,” is the reaction from the public what you expected? Why or why not?

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Who was the most evil person in history and why?

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On June 25, 2020 there were 2,466 Covid deaths, nearly 2-4x greater than any day near it, why was that one day so many?

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Would a spacecraft be less likely to run into an orbiting planet if it were going faster?

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If a fly is flying around inside a car, and the car is traveling at 80mph, is the fly flying at 80mph in order to not splat into the back window?

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If we are able to travel fast enough to another star system, how would we slow down?

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If one were traveling in a spacecraft at near the speed of light, would the surrounding stars still appear stationary, or would they appear to be moving?	1	askscience
I watched an unblinking star, move in a sinusoidal path from the southwestern sky to the northeastern sky before going behind the tree line in about 10-12 seconds. Not a plane, or a satellite. Any ideas what that would be?	1	askscience
With the current numbers, where will this coronavirus rank in history on the list of contagiousness and spreadability of known viruses?	1	askscience
Who proofreads articles that show up on my news dashboard?	1	askscience
With the Pentagon just recently coming out and saying they have “off-world vehicles not made on this earth,” is the reaction from the public what you expected? Why or why not?	1	askscience
Who was the most evil person in history and why?	1	askscience
On June 25, 2020 there were 2,466 Covid deaths, nearly 2-4x greater than any day near it, why was that one day so many?	1	askscience
Would a spacecraft be less likely to run into an orbiting planet if it were going faster?	1	askscience
If a fly is flying around inside a car, and the car is traveling at 80mph, is the fly flying at 80mph in order to not splat into the back window?	1	askscience
If we are able to travel fast enough to another star system, how would we slow down?	1	askscience