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to r/askscience by EZ_LIFE_EZ_CUCUMBER
3 months ago
Are volcanic eruptions on Earth to a fignificant extend influenced by gravitational pull of our Moon?
Planetary Sci.
to r/askscience by UnamedStreamNumber9
3 months ago
If most asteroids are bound together rubble piles, why don’t they fly apart during near earth passages?
Planetary Sci.
to r/askscience by xenidee
3 months ago
Why do some places right next to the sea have relatively low humidity while some have high humidity?
Planetary Sci.
to r/askscience by inconsiderate7
3 months ago
Would the sun getting "hotter" be worse than man made climate change?
Planetary Sci.
to r/askscience by nopaisparaviejos
3 months ago
Is the Earth's crust thicker under mountain ranges? If so, does it get thinner again after the mountain range erodes away?
Planetary Sci.
to r/askscience by nico64
3 months ago
Overall, is the Eastern Pacific warming due to El Niño compensated by the same Western Pacific cooling ?
Planetary Sci.
to r/askscience by battle_dodo
3 months ago
If the diameter of gas giant planets include the gas, why don't we include our atmosphere when we calculate the diameter of Earth?
Planetary Sci.
to r/askscience by pyros_it
3 months ago
Is there a minimum gravity required to hold a breathable atmosphere?
Planetary Sci.
to r/askscience by Fine-Alternative8772
3 months ago
Will we ever experience an astroid hitting earth again?
Planetary Sci.
to r/askscience by duploq
3 months ago
How rare is water throughout the universe?
Planetary Sci.
to r/askscience by Longjumping-Grape-40
3 months ago
How do we know what earth's outer core can transmit seismically versus the inner core, when all waves have to pass through the inner core anyway?
Planetary Sci.
to r/askscience by MSClockwork
6 months ago
Can you see a solar eclipse from a position outside the Earth even if a solar eclipse couldn't be seen IN Earth?
Planetary Sci.
to r/askscience by informaldebauchery
6 months ago
North of the arctic circle, during a polar day can people see constellations?
Planetary Sci.
to r/askscience by Durable_me
6 months ago
Why are rocks on Mars so sharp and not all rounded by the sandstorms ?
Planetary Sci.
to r/askscience by nonferrouscasting
6 months ago
Why did it take so long for Apollo 11 to reach the moon?
Planetary Sci.
to r/askscience by SickleStars
6 months ago
In 250 million years, how much longer will a year be?
Planetary Sci.
to r/askscience by Fresh_Author89
6 months ago
How many stars in the sky don't exist?
Planetary Sci.
to r/askscience by Savings-Leather4921
6 months ago
If our earth is getting warmer, does that mean bird migration is going to change?
Planetary Sci.
to r/askscience by Far_Investigator9251
6 months ago
What would happen during meteor strike?
Planetary Sci.
to r/askscience by hadfunthrice
6 months ago
Do more meteorites strike the earth between the tropics than outside them?
Planetary Sci.
to r/askscience by BoosherCacow
6 months ago
If we were to have a conversation out in the open on Mars, would the thinner atmosphere mean we would have to speak louder than normal to be heard?
Planetary Sci.
to r/askscience by aefie
3 months ago
Would most earth-like planets with active tectonics have land masses at their poles like Antarctica, or is this just a coincidence?
Planetary Sci.
to r/askscience by LacedVelcro
6 months ago
Is there a limit to how close to the equator a polar vortex can get? Or cross it?
Planetary Sci.
to r/askscience by MarshyBars
6 months ago
Can the earths equator move to the arctic if earths tilt was adjusted accordingly?
Planetary Sci.
to r/askscience by D3vilsluck
6 months ago
What would it look like if two planets were to collide head on?
Planetary Sci.