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How do paleontologists know if a rock has a fossil inside of it?

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Can you still breath under cardiac arrest?

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wouldn't shining a flashlight in a room made if mirrors make the light blindingly bright since it will reflect infinitely?

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Wouldn't shining a flashlight in a room full of mirrors make the light infinitely bright? Wouldnt the light be reflected back and forth infinitely?

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If someone dies would It be possible to keep the brain alive my cycling blood through it? Couldn't they do that until they figure out how to restart the heart?

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Why were ancient ruins left in disarray instead of knocked down and reused?

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If two pairs of identical twins have kids would the children look the same

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How does the quantity of electrons, neutrons, and protons in an atom affect the atom's quality? How and why do these qualities create organic and nonorganic matter?

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How do paleontologists know if a rock has a fossil inside of it?	1
Can you still breath under cardiac arrest?	1
wouldn't shining a flashlight in a room made if mirrors make the light blindingly bright since it will reflect infinitely?	1
Wouldn't shining a flashlight in a room full of mirrors make the light infinitely bright? Wouldnt the light be reflected back and forth infinitely?	1
If someone dies would It be possible to keep the brain alive my cycling blood through it? Couldn't they do that until they figure out how to restart the heart?	1
Why were ancient ruins left in disarray instead of knocked down and reused?	1
If two pairs of identical twins have kids would the children look the same	1
How does the quantity of electrons, neutrons, and protons in an atom affect the atom's quality? How and why do these qualities create organic and nonorganic matter?	1