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How does carbon dating actually work? Do they just see how much carbon has decomposed? If so, how can they tell how much was originally there?

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When boiling water, tiny bubbles form on the bottom of the pot before actually boiling, but don’t float up. Why is this?

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When the body loses weight, where does the weight go? Is it just though using the bathroom or are there other ways the body sheds the weight?

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Why does the human body have two kidneys but only one of most other organs?

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In terms of gravity, why does heat rise?

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How does carbon dating actually work? Do they just see how much carbon has decomposed? If so, how can they tell how much was originally there?	6
When boiling water, tiny bubbles form on the bottom of the pot before actually boiling, but don’t float up. Why is this?	1
When the body loses weight, where does the weight go? Is it just though using the bathroom or are there other ways the body sheds the weight?	1
Why does the human body have two kidneys but only one of most other organs?	1
In terms of gravity, why does heat rise?	1