I'm not blaming anyone, it's just kind of funny that the sudden increase in global warming happened when Bush is in office (at least to someone who disagrees with everything bush says and does, like me). A better explanation is that we have been dumping more greenhouse gas in the air than what there should be for more than 1 and a half centuries. Now, our actions are starting to hurt us.
That's what I've heard, but i just read a few things that says different information. During 2005, the sea level rising accelerated by 50% (Discover Magazine. The ice melting has steadilly been accelerating about 8% per decade (http://www.cbc.ca/cp/world/050928/w092896.html).
(also from the above link).
I'm against the death penalty for two reasons
1) I think it's wrong to kill anyone under any circumstance and
2) Wouldn't it be more painfull to be locked up your entire life than to be killed calmly. Ask yourself this question; would it hurt more to be locked up and bored your whole life or to be killed with zero pain.
I heard about this t-rex that paleontologists found earlier this year with cells still inside of its fossilized leg. The scientists said the probability of cloning it is very low, but they will not take the risk.
If it's fossilized quickly maybe the DNA will still be in good condition.Please give me more information if you know what I'm talking about.
I was actually thinking about this earlier today... Is it possible to make a lightsaber (well, kind of) by having a metal stick (or something like that) with electricity running through it? Will it work pretty much the same way? Maybe it can have a thing around it extremely cold to lower the temperature of the "lightsaber."
I've heard that some fish evolved into amphibians to escape predators in the ocean. The fish would swim into rivers and eventually became fresh-water fish (so they could survive while the predators couldn't) and others transformed into giant salamanders that went on land and in water. Eventually, over an extremely long period of time, the skin of the salamanders thickened into scales and created land loving lizards. Then dinosaurs came from the lizards which made birds and mammels. Primates came from mammels and here we are today.
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