r/askscience • • 16h ago

Human Body With lab grown meat becoming more popular would it be possible to lab grow yourself and make steaks out of your lab grown self?

483 Upvotes

r/askscience • • 19h ago

Biology Are there any examples of an invasive species that was soon wiped out because a predator (i clouding humans) found them to be delicious?

428 Upvotes

r/askscience • • 6h ago

Human Body What fluid dynamic or thermodynamic mechanisms cause exhaled human breath to feel cool through pursed lips but warm through an open mouth?

72 Upvotes

r/askscience • • 14h ago

Earth Sciences What is the science behind sandbars?

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Ive been surfing fro several years now and ive noticed that theres always multiple sandbars that run parallel to shore. Often they are broken apart perpendicularly by ripcurrents, however they seem to almost always have the same distance between them. Between the sandbars the ocean floor is deeper by several feet. On days where the waves and period are larger a 3rd sandbar will allow waves to break further out due to the waves slowing down as they “feel” the bottom. My question is; does the period dictate the distance between them or is there any math behind it??

Heres a perfect visual:

https://imgur.com/a/33y5yk4