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I prefer the old format where replies from contacts were listed separately. Why does Yahoo not consult the users before changing their format?

Recently a galaxy has been discovered that is over 13 billion light years away. As far as I understand, according to the Big Bang Theory, everything started at some point in space and we have been moving away from that point ever since. So for us to be 13 billion light years away from the centre or even 6.5 billion light years away (assuming that the newly discovered galaxy is moving in the opposite direction), we must have travelled at a speed far beyond the speed of light to get here or if we are still travelling at the speed of light which it would mean we should not see any stars. Any ideas?

With the increased burning of fossil fuel causing an increase in the concentration of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere, are there any records of a corresponding decrease in the concentration of oxygen?

I know the concentration of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere is minute compared to the concentration of oxygen but since all the oxygen to burn the fossil fuel must have come from the atmosphere there must be some decrease in oxygen.

The movie was on TV when it was interrupted by "Breaking News" announcing that Bin Laden had been killed. Then followed an hour or more documentary about both the attack and other information about Bin Laden. The program never returned to the movie. The movie was about a woman whose husband had disappeared after being ordered to pay child support and he authorities refusing to take action unless the wife found the husband. That is where the break occurs. It is supposed to be a true story. Unfortunately I cannot remember the exact title of the movie and I would like t know what eventually happened.