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[WP] Space enthusiasts finally find a signal from space which is likely from an intelligent species. Upon reviewing the signal, which is about 62 light-years away, they realize it is a space probe sent out from Earth, over 400,000 years ago... still recording/communicating back home.

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Is there a maximum resolution that can be achieved on a particular object at any given distance?

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If a baby was born with a rare condition that voided all its 5 basic senses, would it know it existed?

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Would aquatic species that live at extreme depths expand|explode if brought to the surface?

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Stars that are in the outer part of a galaxy spin around the heart of the galaxy just as quickly as the stars in the inner part. Aren't these outer stars traveling much faster (covering more area in the same amount of time), thus experience time differently than the inner ones?

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[WP] Space enthusiasts finally find a signal from space which is likely from an intelligent species. Upon reviewing the signal, which is about 62 light-years away, they realize it is a space probe sent out from Earth, over 400,000 years ago... still recording/communicating back home.	520	WritingPrompts
Is there a maximum resolution that can be achieved on a particular object at any given distance?	1	askscience
If a baby was born with a rare condition that voided all its 5 basic senses, would it know it existed?	1	askscience
Would aquatic species that live at extreme depths expand\|explode if brought to the surface?	1	askscience
Stars that are in the outer part of a galaxy spin around the heart of the galaxy just as quickly as the stars in the inner part. Aren't these outer stars traveling much faster (covering more area in the same amount of time), thus experience time differently than the inner ones?	1	askscience