James

I remember a animated... Thing, I can't remember much of it, but there was a child/descendant of Brainiac who actually joined the Justice League, he was like a young boy and he spoke of how he wanted to bring order to the Universe. I remember several chess games in his head against his former self as his former self talked him into returning to his old ways, and when he turned, he gave Superman a crown of kryptonite. Can anyone tell me what it's from?

My sister recently obtained this yellow propane tank looking thing that has two valves, one has a red handle, the other has a blue one, I'm wondering what the deal with this thing is because I've never seen a tank with two nozzles before and I can't find anything like it online.

I m planning on renting a house soon, and getting solar panels to reduce the electric bill, would installing solar panels count as like an addition to the house, belonging to the property owner, or would I still own the solar panels?

You know, from the meme with obama?

I mean does Unlimited spoil anything about league and build on prior knowledge from it? As in, do I need any more information other than having general knowledge about the Justice League? I just watched Young Justice and having seen batman beyond and hearing about the last episode of unlimited, I want to watch Unlimited first to get to that episode quicker.

Assuming there was a human who could draw it, do we have the materials to make a bow that could fire arrows or bolts or whatever that has better range and or stopping power than a gun? (assuming the human is the size of an average human today) and if so, what would it have to be made of, what kind of draw weight and all that good stuff?

I'm just wondering if in English, or in any other language there is a different way to describe how squids move through water versus how fish move through water. There is obvious mechanical differences and I feel that labelling them all under the blanket term "Swim" Would be like saying that your car walks down the road.

In the beginning of the book of Job, Satan was allowed in heaven amongst the other "Sons of God" if Satan himself can enter heaven, why should a priest stop a demon from crossing a line? Where did such a concept come from?

Obviously the planet would need a stronger magnetic field to protect from the greater solar radiation, but I'm wondering.

Not asking of political problems, but problems of accuracy. Could a map where East is up be as accurate as a North up or a South up map?

ok, assuming we genocided off competing predators in our territory and assuming there was 130,000 people to be provided for, and assuming there was a rich variety of wildlife as well as plantlife, how much territory would be needed?

Just wondering, they look really cool in sci-fi environments, but why don't we have them today?

Trying to figure out whether it's just a guy thing or not.

For example, incisions along fingers running parallel to the finger in question.

If it is true, what's the difference?