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Why can a 5 foot 8 inch man dunk a basketball on a 10 foot rim while some people of taller stature can’t?
You asked: Why can a 5 foot 8 inch man dunk a basketball on a 10 foot rim while some people of taller stature can’t? What accounts for the ability to jump so high? Marshall Brain Answered: There are t… more →
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Why can a 5 foot 8 inch man dunk a basketball on a 10 foot rim while some people of taller stature can’t?
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wrote 1 year ago: You asked: Why can a 5 foot 8 inch man dunk a basketball on a 10 foot rim while some people of talle … more →
What happens to our sun once it runs out of fuel?
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wrote 1 year ago: You asked: What happens to our sun once it runs out of fuel? Marshall Brain answers: Our sun is a gi … more →
How do we know the age of the universe?
wrote 1 year ago: You asked: How do we know the age of the universe? Marshall Brain Answered: Scientists currently est … more →
How fast is the fastest microprocessor chip, now and in the future?
wrote 1 year ago: You asked: How fast is the fastest microprocessor chip, now and in the future? Marshall Brain answer … more →
Is it possible to turn Mars into another Earth?
wrote 1 year ago: You asked: Is it possible to turn Mars into another Earth? Marshall Brain answers: The process of tu … more →
Is USB 3.0 really faster than USB 2.0?
wrote 1 year ago: USB 3.0 is definitely faster at the as-designed level. USB 1.0 maxes out at 12 megabits per second ( … more →
Will humans ever be able to directly control machines with their brains?
wrote 1 year ago: You asked: Will humans ever be able to directly control machines with their brains? Marshall Brain a … more →
Is it possible to blow your nose so hard your brain bursts?
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wrote 1 year ago: You asked: Is it possible to blow your nose so hard your brain bursts? — Zack (via Facebook) M … more →
How will graphene change the world?
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wrote 1 year ago: You Asked: How will graphene change the world? Marshall Brain Answered: Graphene is a very simple su … more →
Green Eggs & Ham—A Lesson in Persistence
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wrote 1 year ago: Green Eggs & Ham – A Lesson in Persistence I noticed that it was Dr. Seuss’ birthday the o … more →
How do dog whistles work?
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wrote 1 year ago: You Asked: How do dog whistles work? — David, Pomonapark, Fla. Marshall Brain Answers: A dog w … more →
How do party snaps (aka snap-n-pops) work?
wrote 1 year ago: You Asked: How do party snaps work? — Boris, New York, N.Y. Marshall Brain Answers: The video … more →
Why are there dots around the edges of some car windshields?
wrote 1 year ago: You Asked: Why are there dots around the edges of some car windshields? — Jim, Annandale, Va. … more →
What's the difference between a commercial aircraft engine and a fighter aircraft engine?
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wrote 1 year ago: You Asked: What’s the difference between a commercial aircraft engine and a fighter aircraft e … more →
What is a cutless bearing?
wrote 1 year ago: You Asked: What is a cutless bearing? —- Bill, The Villages, Fla. Marshall Brain Answers: A cu … more →
What is Freemasonry?
wrote 1 year ago: You Asked: What is Freemasonry? — Candice, Denver, Colo. Marshall Brain Answers: Here are two … more →
Will there be enough food to feed people in 2050?
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wrote 1 year ago: You Asked: Will there be enough food to feed people in 2050? — Garry, Bristol, United Kingdom … more →
