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r/askscience

26.0M members
r/askscience is a subreddit with 26.0M members. Its distinguishing qualities are that the community is massive in size, and has crazy activity.
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Popular Themes in r/askscience

#1
Advice Requests
: "Between energy drinks and coffee which is generally considered to be healthier and more effective to get energy to study or workout?"
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Popular Topics in r/askscience

#1

Human Hand Roast

: "What happen when Human Hand Roast in high temperature like soft skin roasted chicken everyone eat? Can be human skin recoverable?"
2 posts
#2

Immune System Memory

: "How long does the immune system’s “memory” last?"
1 post
#3

Marine Animals Size

: "Why are marine animals so large?"
1 post
#4

Portuguese Man O' War

: "Why is a Portuguese Man O' War considered to be a colony and not a single animal?"
1 post
#5

Gasses In Ion Engines

: "Why are gasses like Xenon used in Ion Engines if their ionization energy is so high?"
1 post
#6

Snow Height

: "Our mountain of snow on our front lawn has peaked at about 9ft, I think (wish I could post a picture). When I throw more snow to the peak, it now just tumbles down the sides. Given a fixed lawn area, is there a way to calculate if it can go higher?"
1 post
#7

Thirst Signals

: "Conventional wisdom holds that if you're feeling thirsty, you're already dehydrated. But hunger doesn't work the same way. Also, this seems suboptimal - shouldn't your body send Thirst Signals before you become dehydrated? Why is the human body overly conservative with Thirst Signals?"
1 post
#8

Energy Drinks

: "Between Energy Drinks and coffee which is generally considered to be healthier and more effective to get energy to study or workout?"
1 post
#9

Coffee

: "Between energy drinks and Coffee which is generally considered to be healthier and more effective to get energy to study or workout?"
1 post
#10

Moon

: "If we speed up the orbit of the Moon, will it maintain that new speed indefinitely?"
1 post

Member Growth in r/askscience

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