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An object is travelling through space at near the speed of light. Its particles however, are hot enough that, when their thermal vibrations send them in the same direction as the larger object, the combined velocity 'should' be faster than light. What happens now?

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What natural resources did the Eastern Roman Empire have?

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Why did air breathers evolve back to live in the water several times? (ichthyosaurs, plesiosaurs, mosasaurs, pseudosuchia, cetaceans, and seals) What advantages did they immediately have over the existing fish?

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How long did the Tatars/Mongols remain a threat to the East Slavs?

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If the Earth's atmosphere was 100% oxygen, but only 21% as dense, would it be breathable?

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Of the elephant and its extinct relatives, which species had the largest brain-to-body mass ratio?

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What evolutionary benefits does (relative) intelligence have for cetaceans, corvids, elephants and other non-primates?

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Was the Proto-Indo-European expansion due more to the domestication of the horse or that of the cow?

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If energy cannot be destroyed, why does the Earth continually need the Sun's light?

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Have there been musicians/composers who, at their time, were undeniably the most well known musicians/composers?

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An object is travelling through space at near the speed of light. Its particles however, are hot enough that, when their thermal vibrations send them in the same direction as the larger object, the combined velocity 'should' be faster than light. What happens now?	1	askscience
What natural resources did the Eastern Roman Empire have?	1	AskHistorians
Why did air breathers evolve back to live in the water several times? (ichthyosaurs, plesiosaurs, mosasaurs, pseudosuchia, cetaceans, and seals) What advantages did they immediately have over the existing fish?	1	askscience
How long did the Tatars/Mongols remain a threat to the East Slavs?	1	AskHistorians
If the Earth's atmosphere was 100% oxygen, but only 21% as dense, would it be breathable?	1	askscience
Of the elephant and its extinct relatives, which species had the largest brain-to-body mass ratio?	1	askscience
What evolutionary benefits does (relative) intelligence have for cetaceans, corvids, elephants and other non-primates?	1	askscience
Was the Proto-Indo-European expansion due more to the domestication of the horse or that of the cow?	1	AskHistorians
If energy cannot be destroyed, why does the Earth continually need the Sun's light?	0	askscience
Have there been musicians/composers who, at their time, were undeniably the most well known musicians/composers?	0	AskHistorians