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For questions about the viability of life in certain conditions. For example, it could be used in questions asking about the possibility of life on a planet or other astronomical body.
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Is it possible to perform surgery on your own spine?
All in all, it's pretty unrealistic. Then again, if it's SciFi, why not.
Even the documented real cases where people have (allegedly) done surgery on themselves are for the most part somewhere in bet …
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Why are escape pods used instead of transporters whenever an alarm sounds to abandon the ship?
Since nothing is said about what "transporter" means, I will assume it is something like in Star Trek, a sort of matter-to-energy conversion of the object/person to be transported, some sort of energy …
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