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When potters clay hardens, is that considered lithification?

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How did public lighting work in 17th century Europe?

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I can understand how parallax helps us figure out the distance of the planets in our solar system, but there is no parallax when viewing more distant objects. How do we know something is billions of light years away when all we are seeing is a dot of light?

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Are terms like: maybe, possibly, could, etc. Scientific?

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If we found a fossil of a midget, or an extremely tall person, could they be mistaken for different species?

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When potters clay hardens, is that considered lithification?	2	askscience
How did public lighting work in 17th century Europe?	2	AskHistorians
I can understand how parallax helps us figure out the distance of the planets in our solar system, but there is no parallax when viewing more distant objects. How do we know something is billions of light years away when all we are seeing is a dot of light?	1	askscience
Are terms like: maybe, possibly, could, etc. Scientific?	1	askscience
If we found a fossil of a midget, or an extremely tall person, could they be mistaken for different species?	1	askscience