milescrawford/gist:44ce22e6fc8064d54cb25da0a1242218

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1. what's the news launch loves warm
Recording technology improves and makes television easier to edit, satellite technology continues to get better
2. what's the news 1 plus 1
See http://www.nytimes.com/2010/12/03/science/03arsenic.html?pagewanted=1&_r=3 and http://science.nasa.gov/science-news/science-at-nasa/2010/02dec_monolake/ for further information on this controversial finding.
3. how big is earth
5th largest planet in the solar system
4. what is the find mean orbit the sky
planets; sun
5. where does photosynthesis take place
In a plant's leaves
6. why are rabbits white
One of the most common types of rabbit to be bred for meat is New Zealand white rabbit .
7. what causes gravity
Gravity is available in water just as there is gravity everywhere on earth .
8. what causes gravity
Gravity is available in water just as there is gravity everywhere on earth .
9. what causes the tides
tides are the periodic rise and fall of sea level. tides are caused by the differences in how much the moon's gravity pulls on different parts of earth
10. ask aristo what is the deepest part of the ocean
The deepest parts of the ocean are trenches.
11. what is the Mariana trench
Deepest place in the Pacific Ocean. 11km deep (Mount Everest could fit inside)
12. how many pairs are in the human genome
There are 3 billion pairs in the 46 human chromosomes.
13. album with take to get to mars from earth
10 months
14. how long will it take to get from earth to mars
Earth, and Mars are the terrestrial planets.
15. what is the any
I didn't see any whales.
16. what is DNA
Yes
17. how do tides work
The moon's gravity pulls the water on the front-side & the Earth a little bit leaving the water behind (back-side). Low tides are the areas where water rushes from to the areas of high tide.
18. how does the sun
Differential rotations is the rotation of body in which different parts of a body have different periods of rotations .
19. what open
Scientific ideas are open to revision.
20. how faraway is the moon
The moon formed when the debris after Theia's crash formed around the earth's surface (1000 years after the crash). Afterwards, the parts escaping formed into the moon, closer than it is today.
21. what is the meaning of life
As of now, no other life in universe other than earth.
22. what things a track magnets
nails, paper clips, cars, refrigerator
23. what are things that are a tractor to magnets made off
Iron, steel and certain other metals
24. who is this song
Elvis Presley; black song covers
25. what causes
no answers
26. how old is Benjamin Franklin
Benjamin Franklin learned that lightning was a form of electricity.
27. who is that golf
A developer wants to extend a golf course into a wetland.
28. who is that dog
A dog is living.
29. what is the biggest dog in the world
El perro es
30. how much a male lion ways
9.1 inches
31. ask echo ask aristo
pedir
32. what famous people were born in 19 in December 19th 1974
Winter lasts from December 22 to March 19.
33. what famous people were born on December 19th 1974
Aristotle was a famous Greek philosopher.
34. Neanderthal man
Neanderthals and modern humans had different ways of dealing with environmental fluctuation and the survival challenges it posed.
35. what time
There is no passage of time.
36. what 5
Trees are planted 5' apart.
37. what is the -3
It is not possible to go on to infinity in the efficient cause because to take away the cause would take away the effect
38. what is the negative a fact
Copyrightable
39. what causes tides
Moon and the tides The moon causes many of the tides in the Earth's oceans.
40. what causes tides
Moon and the tides The moon causes many of the tides in the Earth's oceans.
41. what causes the tides
tides are the periodic rise and fall of sea level. tides are caused by the differences in how much the moon's gravity pulls on different parts of earth
42. what is water made of
H2o Hydrogen(2 parts) 2parts Oxygen(1 part)
43. what does water contain
Oxygen, carbon dioxide, and nitrogen
44. what is my ptosis
we
45. what causes the tides
tides are the periodic rise and fall of sea level. tides are caused by the differences in how much the moon's gravity pulls on different parts of earth
46. what is helium
S: He Z: 2 A: 4.0
47. how many elements are there in the periodic table
more than 100
48. population of the world
4% water, 16% population
49. what planet is the center of our solar system
Jupiter
50. when does photosynthesis take place
Stages of Photosynthesis
51. how many people are in the on the planet
7.3 billion
52. aristo what's the population of African Americans in Omaha Nebraska
Carbohydrates, fats and proteins Carbohydrates The main source of energy for most Asians, Africans and Latin Americans is carbohydrates in the food they eat.
53. what time is it
Equal
54. what is the meaning of life
As of now, no other life in universe other than earth.
55. what is bee pollen
Bee pollen can be found naturally on plants and flowers.
56. how do bees pollinate
Bees need flowers for sustenance, and flowers need bees for pollination.
57. what causes the tides
tides are the periodic rise and fall of sea level. tides are caused by the differences in how much the moon's gravity pulls on different parts of earth
58. bees
KQED: Better Bees: Super Bee and Wild Bee
59. what causes the tides
tides are the periodic rise and fall of sea level. tides are caused by the differences in how much the moon's gravity pulls on different parts of earth
60. who am I going to marry
Many people become engaged or marry during this time.
61. what is a fidget spinner
no answers
62. on
no answers
63. what is the to yellow for in the sky
'Yellow sky at the end of the day means rain and wind are on the way'. A yellow tint to the sky at sunset is often a sign of unsettled weather. Dust, salt particles, and increasing humidity in the atmosphere produce the colour.
64. what is the yellow for a book in big sky
'Yellow sky at the end of the day means rain and wind are on the way'. A yellow tint to the sky at sunset is often a sign of unsettled weather. Dust, salt particles, and increasing humidity in the atmosphere produce the colour.
	1. what's the news launch loves warm
	Recording technology improves and makes television easier to edit, satellite technology continues to get better
	2. what's the news 1 plus 1
	See http://www.nytimes.com/2010/12/03/science/03arsenic.html?pagewanted=1&_r=3 and http://science.nasa.gov/science-news/science-at-nasa/2010/02dec_monolake/ for further information on this controversial finding.
	3. how big is earth
	5th largest planet in the solar system
	4. what is the find mean orbit the sky
	planets; sun
	5. where does photosynthesis take place
	In a plant's leaves
	6. why are rabbits white
	One of the most common types of rabbit to be bred for meat is New Zealand white rabbit .
	7. what causes gravity
	Gravity is available in water just as there is gravity everywhere on earth .
	8. what causes gravity
	Gravity is available in water just as there is gravity everywhere on earth .
	9. what causes the tides
	tides are the periodic rise and fall of sea level. tides are caused by the differences in how much the moon's gravity pulls on different parts of earth
	10. ask aristo what is the deepest part of the ocean
	The deepest parts of the ocean are trenches.
	11. what is the Mariana trench
	Deepest place in the Pacific Ocean. 11km deep (Mount Everest could fit inside)
	12. how many pairs are in the human genome
	There are 3 billion pairs in the 46 human chromosomes.
	13. album with take to get to mars from earth
	10 months
	14. how long will it take to get from earth to mars
	Earth, and Mars are the terrestrial planets.
	15. what is the any
	I didn't see any whales.
	16. what is DNA
	Yes
	17. how do tides work
	The moon's gravity pulls the water on the front-side & the Earth a little bit leaving the water behind (back-side). Low tides are the areas where water rushes from to the areas of high tide.
	18. how does the sun
	Differential rotations is the rotation of body in which different parts of a body have different periods of rotations .
	19. what open
	Scientific ideas are open to revision.
	20. how faraway is the moon
	The moon formed when the debris after Theia's crash formed around the earth's surface (1000 years after the crash). Afterwards, the parts escaping formed into the moon, closer than it is today.
	21. what is the meaning of life
	As of now, no other life in universe other than earth.
	22. what things a track magnets
	nails, paper clips, cars, refrigerator
	23. what are things that are a tractor to magnets made off
	Iron, steel and certain other metals
	24. who is this song
	Elvis Presley; black song covers
	25. what causes
	no answers
	26. how old is Benjamin Franklin
	Benjamin Franklin learned that lightning was a form of electricity.
	27. who is that golf
	A developer wants to extend a golf course into a wetland.
	28. who is that dog
	A dog is living.
	29. what is the biggest dog in the world
	El perro es
	30. how much a male lion ways
	9.1 inches
	31. ask echo ask aristo
	pedir
	32. what famous people were born in 19 in December 19th 1974
	Winter lasts from December 22 to March 19.
	33. what famous people were born on December 19th 1974
	Aristotle was a famous Greek philosopher.
	34. Neanderthal man
	Neanderthals and modern humans had different ways of dealing with environmental fluctuation and the survival challenges it posed.
	35. what time
	There is no passage of time.
	36. what 5
	Trees are planted 5' apart.
	37. what is the -3
	It is not possible to go on to infinity in the efficient cause because to take away the cause would take away the effect
	38. what is the negative a fact
	Copyrightable
	39. what causes tides
	Moon and the tides The moon causes many of the tides in the Earth's oceans.
	40. what causes tides
	Moon and the tides The moon causes many of the tides in the Earth's oceans.
	41. what causes the tides
	tides are the periodic rise and fall of sea level. tides are caused by the differences in how much the moon's gravity pulls on different parts of earth
	42. what is water made of
	H2o Hydrogen(2 parts) 2parts Oxygen(1 part)
	43. what does water contain
	Oxygen, carbon dioxide, and nitrogen
	44. what is my ptosis
	we
	45. what causes the tides
	tides are the periodic rise and fall of sea level. tides are caused by the differences in how much the moon's gravity pulls on different parts of earth
	46. what is helium
	S: He Z: 2 A: 4.0
	47. how many elements are there in the periodic table
	more than 100
	48. population of the world
	4% water, 16% population
	49. what planet is the center of our solar system
	Jupiter
	50. when does photosynthesis take place
	Stages of Photosynthesis
	51. how many people are in the on the planet
	7.3 billion
	52. aristo what's the population of African Americans in Omaha Nebraska
	Carbohydrates, fats and proteins Carbohydrates The main source of energy for most Asians, Africans and Latin Americans is carbohydrates in the food they eat.
	53. what time is it
	Equal
	54. what is the meaning of life
	As of now, no other life in universe other than earth.
	55. what is bee pollen
	Bee pollen can be found naturally on plants and flowers.
	56. how do bees pollinate
	Bees need flowers for sustenance, and flowers need bees for pollination.
	57. what causes the tides
	tides are the periodic rise and fall of sea level. tides are caused by the differences in how much the moon's gravity pulls on different parts of earth
	58. bees
	KQED: Better Bees: Super Bee and Wild Bee
	59. what causes the tides
	tides are the periodic rise and fall of sea level. tides are caused by the differences in how much the moon's gravity pulls on different parts of earth
	60. who am I going to marry
	Many people become engaged or marry during this time.
	61. what is a fidget spinner
	no answers
	62. on
	no answers
	63. what is the to yellow for in the sky
	'Yellow sky at the end of the day means rain and wind are on the way'. A yellow tint to the sky at sunset is often a sign of unsettled weather. Dust, salt particles, and increasing humidity in the atmosphere produce the colour.
	64. what is the yellow for a book in big sky
	'Yellow sky at the end of the day means rain and wind are on the way'. A yellow tint to the sky at sunset is often a sign of unsettled weather. Dust, salt particles, and increasing humidity in the atmosphere produce the colour.