Subject: When Apophis passes near Earth in 2029, is it likely to destroy any of our satellites? - Quora
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Question: When Apophis passes near Earth in 2029, is it likely to destroy any of our satellites?

Answer from Roy Kiel
It is likely, beings that it is 325 meters (1,066 ft) in size, that it could potentially cause severe damage to our satellite system. My concern is that we haven't had a groun
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Question: What would Africa be like if Europe and every other country had left it alone?

Answer from Tadhg Corcoran
Very hard to say, there was many empires on the continent of Africa, many were very wealthy in gold and other precious resources but what pushed Europe to develop was its smal
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Question: When did you make your first billion?

Answer from Maromo Maredi
It was 2008 and I was still in primary school. Becoming a billionaire felt like the most empowering moment of my life. I had plans.

My primary school bullies were to be taken
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Question: Why doesn’t Mexico do what Venezuela is doing to its government, by taking up arms and fighting the corruption head-on in the streets?

Answer from Jordan Kyte
Don't be ignorant. The circumstances of both countries are VASTLY different. Mexico has, despite a very unpopular president, one of the best living standards in Latin America,
Read More: https://www.quora.com/Why-doesn’t-Mexico-do-what-Venezuela-is-doing-to-its-government-by-taking-up-arms-and-fighting-the-corruption-head-on-in-the-streets#ans44986399
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Question: What would've happened if Japan attacked the Soviet Union instead of the United States?

Answer from Hannah Miyamoto
Among Japanese militarists, a faction—mostly Army-connected—wanted to attack the Soviet Union in the early 1940s instead of the “Southward Advance” preferred by the Japanese N
Read More: https://www.quora.com/What-wouldve-happened-if-Japan-attacked-the-Soviet-Union-instead-of-the-United-States#ans45751916
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Question: How do I prove the straight sea horizon does not mean the earth is flat?

Answer from C Stuart Hardwick
The earth is 24,900 miles in circumference. Divide that by 360 degrees in a circle and you get one degree of curvature in 69.1 miles. Standing at sea level as in the OP’s illu
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Question: How long is too long to work at Google?

Answer from Yunkai Zhou
I worked in Google from 2006 to 2015 (9.5 years). My co-founder worked in Google from 2008 to 2016 (7.5 years). In April 2016, we co-founded Leap-ai [ leap-ai ].

We had no pr
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Question: Hypothetically, if the United Kingdom had allied with the Confederate Army & sent troops to fight, would the South have won the American Civil War?

Answer from Thierry Etienne Joseph Rotty
Yes but not for the reasons most might think. British soldiers wouldn’t have made much difference but the Royal Navy would have tipped the balance.

The Union blockade of the 
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Question: In a 5-star hotel, what happens to all the remaining food after a buffet is over?

Answer from Hans Mulders
Having worked in luxury hotels for most of my career and as F&B Director specifically, I can tell you what my experiences are.
Food which has been sitting in a chafing dish fo
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Question: If an object the same mass as the Earth was to whiz past the Earth but miss by less than 500km, what would be the effects?

Answer from Mats Andersson
The Roche limit  [ en-wikipedia-org/wiki/Roche_limit ]for Earth is 16,000 km. This means that any object—provided it’s big enough so that it is held together by gravity—that c
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