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Can looped wire in electromotive induction be insulated? by EideticEntheo in askscience

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From the point of your scientific field, what would be the ideal population on Earth today? by Doctor_Kimble in askscience

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Are orgasms a thing because of natural selection? by macnuggetboi in askscience

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How can you get an abrasion through clothes, without the outer layer of clothing tearing apart? by Marsades in askscience

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How did Earth's oceans become "salty"? by harper_cody in askscience

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Aside from the obvious problem of funding and current technology, would there be any major consequences to mining asteroids and other planets for resources we could use on Earth? by GoldAdler in askscience

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How will we deal with time and days on Mars? by ctennessen in askscience

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The human body attacks and destroys foreign cells right? So why don't the sperm from men get destroyed by the female's immune system? by Adidasbamba123 in askscience

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If cells are constantly dying and replaced, it is possible that a transplanted organ will ever be fully replaced by host cells, effectively replacing the entire transplanted organ? by HanSoloCriesInTheEnd in askscience

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Could we mass produce fast growing plants such as bamboo to reduce carbon in the air? by plebasaurus_rex in askscience

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Why do I get goosebumps when I take morning showers? by mr95xandroid in askscience

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What will happen if say, the speed of light decreased a hundred folds? by SisigAtKape in askscience

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Do people with short term memory loss develope long term memories? by Pokage in askscience

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How much would it take to bring the asteroid "16 Psyche" in the high Earth orbit? by troyaner in askscience

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Why has winter 2016/2017 been so warm? by InadequateUsername in askscience

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If the universe is flat and infinite, what is above or below our universe? by Fisher_of_Bayes in askscience

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