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Anything that goes against the natural laws of physics must be untrue, right?

Hopefully most of you will understand what I'm getting at...

She's literally been using this site every day tirelessly for years.

Doesn't this freak anyone else out?

...on a scroll and claimed it to be the true word of "God", would you then follow it faithfully and add it to an extension to your holy book and core beliefs?

If not, why do you accept the same thing from thousands of years ago which has probably been mistranslated and manipulated to the point that the messages are completely different to the original texts anyway?

What the hell do people mean when they say this??

I have a "Celestron Astromaster 70AZ".

http://www.celestron.com/astronomy/celestron-astro...

Will it fit in this bag? I really don't understand the measurements.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Extra-Large-Oversized-Ca...

I know it's not a telescope bag, but it claims to be durable...plus, proper cases for the size of my telescope are very expensive and difficult to find.

My telescope is a "Celestron Astromaster 70AZ".

http://www.celestron.com/astronomy/celestron-astro...

I really don't understand the measurements given in the site. Are they displaying the actual measurements of the telescope and tripod, or the lens? It's all very confusing to me.

The case I'm looking to get is this... http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Large-carry-bag-for-trip...

And these are the measurements of the case...

Size: 700mm(L)x130mm(W)x120mm(D) (27.6"x5.1"x4.7")

Circumference: approx. 500mm (20")

Diameter: approx: 150mm (5.9")

Design: zip open/close at one end.

It's an old movie, I think it was in black and white.

What I remember about it was that a man is recovering from amnesia and has a key with him, and he later realises where the key belongs to and that his secretary is his wife.

Most creationists try to debunk evolution- like as though creationism would then be true by default.

Lets assume evolution was unheard of.

Would that mean creationism is automatically true without you having to prove it?

For example, there are things so small that the human eye cannot see, but can with help from a microscope.

If a germ could look through a microscope specially designed for them, I guess they'd see even more minute life.

What do you think?

I guess it's similar to the question, "Is there a limit to the vastness of the universe"...but in size rather than distance.

1) Tuna

2) Cheese

3) Some type of meat

4) His own blood

5) Peanut butter

6) None of these/Pure Holy Saltine goodness

Serious answers only!

Serious answers only!!