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- 22 October 27
- 23 October 29
- 24 October 30
- 25 October 31
October 1
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October 2
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- angular momentum of primordial black hole
- black hole
- Ancestors of human beings during the age of dinosaurs
- Do all objects (different masses) feel equal force in the Equivalence Principle?
October 5
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- Natural law of Multiplication
- Is there a relation between famine and skin darkening - scientifically?
October 7
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- Thought Experiment / Equivalence Principle
- How many watts per kilo of building is each mercalli scale number?
- If the butt of a rifle were so small as the bullet, how much damage would shooting it cause to the shooter?
October 8
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October 9
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October 10
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October 12
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October 13
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- CO2 and drowsiness
- Why does urine drop from the penis after the brain believes it has done urinating?
- Physics Question- Is it harder to hit home runs with a softball or baseball?
October 14
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- pH - actually math question.
- Drug testing.
- Color theory.
- What type of owl is this?
- Sharp drop of agricultural carbon dioxide emissions since 2012/13
- is escape velocity real?
- Slightly salted peanuts for the squirrels
October 15
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- Approximately how old is this tree?
- Blood backflow in IV
- XY chromosome disorders.
- Escape at less than escape velocity?
- Obtaining carbon-oxygen compounds by burning
October 16
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October 17
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- Bacopa Monnieri
- Touch and death
- 1st, 2nd law of thermodynamics and the rest
- Dating ancient artifacts that do not contain carbon
- Are one-to-one comparisons between superlative physical traits of small animals versus large animals "fair"?
October 18
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- elements most similar to iron chemically
- Real-life mist from Stephen King
- Washing machines
- Civil engineering accidents
October 19
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October 20
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October 21
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October 22
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October 23
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- Extrasensory perception and quantum entanglement
- How much information can be stored in a single atom?
October 24
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October 26
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October 27
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October 29
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October 30
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