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Ask Jeeves about science

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Here’s a top listing of questions that bring readers to sciencebase from the Ask Jeeves search engine. We cannot promise to answer them all here, but search the site and you may find enlightenment or at the very least some factlets of even more interest.

How old was Einstein when he wrote his papers on relativity?
When were the largest glaciers in history?
Where can I find some wow facts about sodium?
When Mars will look as large as the full Moon to the naked eye?
How much does the Japanese government spend on computers?
What planet is most like Earth?
How many barrels of oil do Americans use every day?
What is the width of a dime?
Why can’t frogs smoke?
How far is Sedna from the sun?
How do humans recognize faces?
What killed Otzi the iceman?
Where is the Earth’s crust thickest?

9 Responses to “Ask Jeeves about science”

  1. Friction in your car’s engine isn’t useful…friction that causes foot blisters when walking isn’t useful…lots of examples around like that.

  2. Amy says:

    When and where is friction not useful ?

  3. souljagirlx00x says:

    hiya,
    could you please tell me what a pancreas is and dose exactley.also ow it helps digest our food.
    i no what it is but still need this information confirmed.( a body part just under your stomach)
    because every website i go on just tells me facts and about pancreas cancers.
    this is for a science project at school and i need to know alot of information before tomorrow.

    thankyou

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