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Does the core of the earth rotate at the same rate as the surface? If it's slower, does that friction contribute to the present in the core and outer core?

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Is it possible to transplant a fetus from a one woman to another?

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Why were infant and mother birth mortality rates so high in earlier centuries?

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Any idea what this fossil is?

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About how much does it cost to run three 100 watt equivalent cfl bulbs for 14 hours a day?

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The example of less massive objects orbiting more massive is always portrayed as the more massive object warping space time on a horizontal plane. Wouldn't that plane also be vertical? Furthermore, wouldn't there be infinite planes surrounding an object from all directions?

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Does the core of the earth rotate at the same rate as the surface? If it's slower, does that friction contribute to the present in the core and outer core?	1185
Is it possible to transplant a fetus from a one woman to another?	2
Why were infant and mother birth mortality rates so high in earlier centuries?	2
Any idea what this fossil is?	1
About how much does it cost to run three 100 watt equivalent cfl bulbs for 14 hours a day?	1
The example of less massive objects orbiting more massive is always portrayed as the more massive object warping space time on a horizontal plane. Wouldn't that plane also be vertical? Furthermore, wouldn't there be infinite planes surrounding an object from all directions?	1