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July 1
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July 2
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- Helium
- Not a fan anymore
- Moving a large object
- Brain development
- Iron Balls
- Horses living underground
- Copper battery contacts
- Decrement table used to calculate pregnancy rate
- Moving a small object
- Temperature indicating coolant - by color
- Temperature indicating coolant - by magnetic property
- Circuits and electric fields
July 3
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July 4
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- New Madrid earthquake damage zone
- Finasteride and anabolic steroids
- Suggestions for excess solar energy
- UV incidence
- The die is cast
- Why are thorium and uranium so stable?
July 5
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- Smelly hot water
- Artist renditions of spacecraft instead of photos
- Bats eating mosquitoes
- "Sparkler bomb"
- Attempting to identify this insect
- Equation of plane
- Juno orbiter
July 6
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- Robin mother won't feed chicks
- Does cannibalism cause insanity?
- Point at which pressure converts solid into liquid
- Heavy duty breakers
July 7
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- Wind strength of compressed air
- Total solar eclipse
- Snake ID?
- Railway Prince Rupert–Valemount
- Main Battle Tanks
- Safety valve
July 8
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- That thing that squishes dough
- Hepatitis B carrier can bring children without to transfer them his virus?
- Bristles on Zora
- Californian bird that smashes snails?
- Bombs used by US police
- Contaminating Jupiter
- UHD: How does forward compatibility work?
- Clock accuracy on spacecraft like Juno
- Effect of a magnetar-strength magnetic field on matter
July 9
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- Voltage generation
- Bootleg ground
- Need help identifying Southwest U.S. plant
- Propeller orientation and placement
July 10
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- sleeping on trains
- Are transparent solar panels bogus?
- Mars today and yestreen
- Ionic strength fraction
- Miracle Mineral Supplement
July 11
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- Thinking of taking part in one of clinical trials
- Magnetism
- Primary sources studying the efficacy of condoms after one year of use
- Relation between activity coefficient and thermal expansion coefficient
- Why do you have to use an inhaler upside down?
- Sky glow
- Washing machines: vertical and horizontal axles
July 12
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July 13
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- medication side effects appearing long after starting the drug
- Why faster than light travel is impossible
July 14
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- Before seeking FDA approval of a drug in the USA, how do they test the drugs for infants or children?
- Chem elements in the infoboxes
- Deflection how much is safe?/
- Is there an Aether?
- Rabies vaccine "forbidden"?
- Wind strength of compressed air, part two
July 15
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July 16
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July 17
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- Physics curiosity
- Why is the UK and US building different trident-armed submarines?
- conical pendulum -Referencedesk Archives/Science2016May31
- Dogs protecting humans
- Cats protecting humans?
- SAS snipers training to shoot the engine blocks of speeding trucks?
July 18
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- Roughly how many people may have been alive during the last glacial maximum?
- Websites extracting phone numbers
- Searching For Easiest Way
- About Latitudes
July 19
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July 20
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July 21
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July 22
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- Physiological signs
- Lapidary
- Digging Earth
- Civil engineering projects
QuestionEnergy efficiency of batteries- Genetics and inheritance
- Radioactive heat from radium
- Hot humid weather and joints
July 23
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- Why is there so much broken pottery buried in every garden in Great Britain?
- Finasteride and Estradiol
- Quartary consumers
- Water poisoning is not caused by inadequate salt intake?
- Is appearance of white hair in early age belongs to psychological troubles?
July 25
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- Glassy carbon
- Question about gardasil research
- Kingsfoil
- Nichrome wire heating element calculation
- Efficiency of carbohydrates to fat conversion
July 26
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- Why do some plates fuse and others don't?
- What is an "at-grade road"?
- Tying off and cutting arteries in surgery
- Cross check
July 28
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- Hearing Distance in humans.
- Identifing sound from batbox
- Would the existence gravitational waves imply the possibility of antigravitational waves?
July 29
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- Attracting a float in a pool
- Is vision permanently corrected after laser eyes surgery?
- Hitting walls
- Caitlyn Jenner: Why no baldness in older transgender men?
July 30
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- Perceptions of suicide
- Code of ethics that psychotherapists are supposed to follow
- Do the same areas of a man's brain light up when his nipples are stimulated in comparison to when his genitals are stimulated?
- Sahara desert
- Estimating the weight of a dinosaur from its footprint