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Q: Poul Anderson short story about sentient dolphin-like race with green blood

RafailI'm looking for the name of a Poul Anderson short story (written prior to 1979). The short story involves a lone space traveler who finds a planet inhabited by a dolphin-like race. He befriends the species, but after doing research on what would happen if more humans come, he begins killing them....

 
2:19 AM
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Q: Why was this NAA flag declined by a moderator?

amflareI ran across this answer in the Late Answers review queue and flagged it Not an Answer as it seemed to be both a partial question and an attempt to reply to a comment. The text of the NAA flag for reference: This was posted as an answer, but it does not attempt to answer the question. It sh...

 
3:14 AM
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Q: Children's short story about material that accelerates away from gravity

LincolnManI am looking for a children's short story about a scientist that invents a material that is pushed away from other matter. It accelerates away from gravity instead of towards it. He makes several small (golf ball sized?) spheres of the material. He could wrap his fingers around a ball, but it wo...

 
 
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4:44 AM
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Q: Answer-based reopen request

AlexA (somewhat common?) point that is made by Primarily-Opinion-Based close-voters is that we can close questions that we think have never been addressed, and simply reopen them when someone does come up with something. For example, this comment: I'm reasonably sure there's no canon answer. If I...

 
 
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7:39 AM
Funny line on Jessica Jones: "You hired someone to stab me." Random perp: "Stab you? Why? How? All you people have impenetrable skin."
I think he's thinking of Luke Cage there.
Although, what with Thor, Hulk, Captain Marvel, Spider-Man, and the many other people who basically do have impenetrable skin, it's not such a silly conclusion to reach.
 
8:21 AM
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Q: do the giant morphing morpher machines ever cause collateral damage when its morphing time?

67degree angle beyblade launchdo the giant morphing morpher machines ever cause collateral damage when its morphing time when they go huge to fight their mega enemies? I mean especially in the series "power rangers beast morphers" but also in the other power ranger series. Like when each power ranger has their different big...

 
 
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12:05 PM
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Q: Are Bellatrix's eyes hooded or heavy-lidded?

SteveHer first mention in goblet of fire describes her as a woman with thick, shining dark hair and heavily hooded eyes but in the rest of the series, she is described as a woman with heavy-lidded eyes. Heavy-lidded eyes would mean narrow eyes with heavy eyelids but hooded eyes would mean small eyelid...

 
12:15 PM
hats compacted into badges!
this will be interesting
also one has "boat" in its name, which is confusnig becauese it has nothing to do with the boad hats
 
 
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1:26 PM
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Q: What is the unifying term for sci-fi/fantasy that explores the supernatural and meaning of humanity?

MariaIs there a term or phrase that encompasses all of these shows? I don’t know the exact term of what I’m asking about, so that’s kind of a sub-question. It’s something like theme, category, or maybe even trope. Traits: - “urban fantasy” or “drama” sci-fi *magical realism * exploration of possibil...

 
1:47 PM
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Q: What happens if you try to apparate into Hogwarts?

Mor ZamirWe learn that using apparition into and out of Hogwarts is not possible. When Dumbledore is using apparition with Harry when they are going to find the locket, Harry asks him how can he do that, and he says that it's something a headmaster can do. When an instructor from the Ministry Of Magic ar...

 
 
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6:29 PM
@b_jonas ?
What’s this about?
 
The new badges
Which come from previous Winterbashes
 
7:12 PM
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Q: How much design work did JARVIS do for the Iron Man suits

CBredlowIn the movies, it’s implied that Tony did all the design work for the various suits, but is that really the case? For things like the suitcase suit, that’s something an AI could solve faster than a person, plus Jarvis had more access to all of the Stark design databases, and could apply those to ...

 
 
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8:26 PM
Is anyone here reading the current Batman comics?
Not Detective Comics, regular Batman
@Stormblessed maybe?
 
8:41 PM
Nah
Brandon Sanderson made me stop reading comics :P
 
Heresy!
 
 
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9:48 PM
@Jenayah why reject this?
Hey mobile chat has functional suggestions for @-ing people now!
 
10:05 PM
@Stormblessed question seems to tackle an adaptation comparison, not just the MCU
 
10:48 PM
I’ve removed the tag.
 
@Stormblessed stackoverflow.blog/2019/06/18/… New badges called "lifejacket" and "lifeboat". They're awarded retroactively too, so many people already have them on Sci Fi, and some have the silver one on Sci Fi Meta.
 
11:11 PM
@b_jonas What’s this about hats though?
 
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Q: Novel: Woman lives her entire life, then finds out it was just practice

OtisI read this book sometime between the late 1980s and the early 1990s. The story follows the life of a woman, which starts when she is a newborn in a kind of robotic creche that cares for her, teaches her how to speak, and provides basic elementary school level knowledge. Once she gets to early ch...

 

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