They'd better do an extreme change of that dog's diet, or it will be a corpse soon.

As cells reproduce, a certain structure called a telomere degrades. Eventually, when the telomeres are too short, the cells can't replace themselves because the failure rate becomes too high.

God, I hope not. Not in the current global environment.

https://i.pinimg.com/736x/12/c3/61/12c361a9d96658e300a372df749eff3e.jpg

For more info.

See: Wilhelm scream

See https://www.cdc.gov/parasites/toxoplasmosis/treatment.html.

Only thing that comes to mind is a suspended bed.

Well, find another apartment. The day you leave, plug the bathtub drains and turn on the water.

Record it for a few days, then call the police.

Not specific to the poles, but any landing at all depends on the planet.

The gas giants don't have a solid surface to land on, no matter if it's a polar landing or not.

Mercury, Earth, Mars, and Pluto could all have a successful polar landing. Venus is iffy, because of the corrosive atmosphere and immense atmospheric pressure.

The rest of the planets in Sol system just don't have a surface to land on.

Might have been worth more than 5 bucks if it wasn't a 1963 issue... It's called a Red Seal bill. Pretty cool item, but only a curiosity.

https://oldcurrencyvalues.com/red_seal_five_dollar_bills/

Work your ass off. Be a top-tier academic, and athlete. Study science.

Cotton