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What are all the major chemicals and minerals found or hypothesized so far that make up Titan's atmosphere and surface? (Top 20 chemicals and top 20 minerals)

If you had a 10,000 KG spacecraft and you wanted to put it in an orbit around the planet Jupiter in such a way that it is always over the sunny side of the planet, how far from the planet would that spacecraft have to be and what trajectory/speed would it need?

What exactly is the "Bohemian Grove"? Why do world political leaders go there every year? How many world leaders and leaders of the press are members of the "Bohemian Club"? What kinds of things go on there?

What brand of tires were put on 1978 VW Super Beetles for the US market when the cars were new?

Why do photons not have infinite mass???

Quantum theory states that a particle can exist in one location in space and another, but not in between... Where does this matter go between locations?

The Heisenberg Uncertainty principal more or less states that you can USUALLY locate a particle in space, but there is no guarantee that it will be there.

String threory points to as many as 18 different dimensions...

In sub-atomic physics, you can impart motion on a particle based on the potential of your interacting with it...

This points to the possiblity that every decision we make - no matter how small, creates a different reality, so that there are litterally billions of alternate realities surrounding our existance. Our conscious mind chooses which of these time/space realities we should follow. Perhaps all of us live long and healthy lives, but along different reality paths.

Are we really a three dimensional space/time meat vehicle for a multidimensional being???

This is a 4 part question.

1. Who was the first American President to fly?

2. What type of aircraft did he fly in?

3. Who was his pilot?

4. When did this event occur?

Hint: His flight was after his term in office.

It really irks me when I'm at a restaurant and the waiter asks if I'd like the "SaLmon" (pronouncing the L). It doubley irks me when they offer the "sWordfish" (pronouncing the L). I'm even more annoyed at the incorrect pronunciation of "herb" as "'erb" (see different question).... So I guess if a waiter asked me if I would like to have either the " 'erb crusted saLmon or the grilled sWordfish", I might just blow a head gasket...

I'm I the only one who's annoyed at this?

Is it just me? I'm continually annoyed by the persistance of people to pronounce "Herb" as "'erb" like they are some kind of French snob.

"Herb" is an English word... not a French word... So where did this Frenchified pronunciation come from?

I'm thinking it came from the early days of TV with Julia Childs when she became famous for saying " 'ERbs and Spices!" in a snobbish immitated French accent.

As this was America's first exposure to fancy cooking, it's how the pronunciation became accepted.

Is anyone else annoyed by this?

Does anyone have any facts on how this pronunciation got started?

If you were out in the middle a small pond in a boat and you had a bunch of large bricks in the boat and you threw them overboard into the water, would the water level in the pond go up or down?

What is the airspeed and velocity of an unlaiden swallow?