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Fox News Health Stoja Popovic, from Bosnia and Herzegovnia, had refused to go to the doctor ever since she realized the protruding mass was unusual. "At first I thought I was putting on weight, but very soon I realized there was something wrong. But I didn't feel pa Read more ... in ... so I just continued to live as usual,” she said.

Peter Russell Elfvin I quit taking your "everyone says it so it must be true" test of scientific knowledge. Your questions and answers are often ill informed. A hypothesis is a possible explanation a scientist comes up with to explain his observations. The hypothesis is Read more ... then tested. If the hypothesis is supported, the scientist writes a paper on his tested hypothesis and other scientists try to tear it apart with their experiments. If the tested hypothesis withstands multiple tests it is called a theory, but scientists can still still come up with other hypotheses and test them, even if they are in conflict with the tested hypothesis. I draw your attention to an experiment at CERN a while ago where the time it took neutrinos to travel from Geneva to Rome was measured. Also, weight is a vector product. An astronaut in orbit is at a point where gravity and the force needed to pull him into a circular path are in balance, hence no vector, hence weightless. His mass remains the same as always but he is weightless. In English this is confusing because both weight and mass are often stated as pounds. No one seems to use Slug as a unit of mass anymore. In metrics, the unit of mass is the kilogram and the unit of weight is the Newton. Columbus was trying to find an alternate route to the Indies and China. He thought the earth was smaller than it is, so when he got to he Caribbean, he thought he was in the South China Sea. Also, the earth may move at the same speed if you are using angular velocity as a measure. Please say in your question what your unit of measure is. Half my right answers were no more than guesses because of your badly worded questions and your tendency to redefine the question with your answer. Example: "did people believe the earth was flat in 1492?" Answer EDUCATED people knew it was round and its approximate size. So why did Columbus believe it was smaller?

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John Baldea This is what a LEADER does unlike obomass and "LIBERALS". http://www.foxnews.com/world/2015/02/16/egypt-hits-isis-affiliated-terrorists-in-libya-after-video-showing-mass/