After the airplane flew around the world, scientists compared the two clocks. The clock on the fast-moving airplane was slightly behind the clock on the ground. So, the clock on the airplane was traveling slightly slower in time than 1 second per second.

I also learnt what general relativity is.It is how space is distorted because of massive objects. Imagine setting a large object in the center of a trampoline. The object would press down into the fabric, causing it to dimple. If you then attempt to roll a marble around the edge of the trampoline, the marble would spiral inward toward the body, pulled in much the same way that the gravity of a planet pulls at rocks in space. 
https://www.space.com/17661-theory-general-relativity.html(This is the link if you're interested;) )

What’s more, your friend’s rocket will appear shorter than your own. If your rocket speeds up, your mass and that of the rocket will increase. The faster you go, the heavier things become and the more your rocket will resist your efforts to make it go faster. Einstein showed that nothing that has a mass can ever reach the speed of light.
Basically, The general theory of relativity is a theory of gravity. Instead of gravity being an invisible force and pulling stuff, gravity is a curving of space and time. The more massive an object, the more it wraps its space around it.

imagine you are in a rocket, in deep space, floating around. Inside the rocket everything is floating ( no gravity in space), but when you on the rocket engines and the rocket starts to move, all of the objects including you in the rocket start to fall to the floor( or move towards the rocket thrusters). This means that when we are moving, we stop floating around. So there is no gravity. If you are standing up right now and not floating, does this means that you are moving?
The only way to know that if you are moving is from an inertial observer seeing you( an observer that is away from all gravity fields, just like in deep space or if u feel weightless), so if you jump down from a building, ur an inertial observer, since you feel no weight on you, and ur floating. The people in the building as you see, will be going upwards and accelerating. And the floor is also accelerating to you so you will crash and die. 
About gravity being a curving or wrapping of spacetime, heres an example:
the sun is massive enough to warp space across our solar system — a bit like the way a heavy ball resting on a rubber sheet warps the sheet. As a result, Earth and the other planets move in curved paths (orbits) around it.

This warping also affects measurements of time. We tend to think of time as ticking away at a steady rate. But just as gravity can stretch or warp space, it can also dilate time. If your friend climbs to the top of a mountain, you’ll see his clock ticking faster compared to yours; another friend, at the bottom of a valley, will have a slower-ticking clock, because of the difference in the strength of gravity at each place. Like if you are in spaceship and you are supposed to go straight and your spaceship sensors says that you are going straight, you are actually moving towards a planet. You will also feel no difference in the spaceship about moving not straight, but from an observer you are slowly moving towards the planet. This is because the planet has a wrap of spacetime around it and you are following the wrap, so you cannot go straight because the floor prevents you from doing so. And not because of gravity pulling you towards it.
This is my research findings of the general theory of relativity.

However, lines other than 3...d5 give White at least an edge, making this a good choice for aggressive play at lower levels, where opponents are unlikely to know that 3...d5 is best.

The gambit should not be accepted, since 3...exf4 4.e5 Qe7 5.Qe2 forces Black's knight to retreat with 5...Ng8, and after 6.Nf3, Black must be careful not to lose on the spot, for example after 6...d6? 7.Nd5!, when the dual ideas of Nxc7 and exd6 will win the game quickly. Retreating immediately with 4...Ng8 is better, but after 5.Nf3 with the idea of d4 followed by Bxf4, White has a nice game.

Other lines for Black include 3...d6 4.Nf3 Nc6 5.Bb5 Bd7 6.d3, when the threat of Bxc6 followed by taking on e5 induces 6...exf4 7.Bxf4, leaving White with a pleasant position; and also 3...Nc6? 4.fxe5! Nxe5 5.d4, when both 5...Nc6 and 5...Ng6 are met by 6.e5 with a winning advantage to White. Material is not as important as the attack in this position, so White should not be afraid to sacrifice.

At the start of the first iteration, under both interpretations, the probability of surviving the experiment is 50%, as given by the squared norm of the wave function. At the start of the second iteration, assuming a single-world interpretation of quantum mechanics (like the widely-held Copenhagen interpretation) is true, the wave function has already collapsed; thus, if the experimenter is already dead, there is a 0% chance of survival for any further iterations. However, if the many-worlds is true, a superposition of the live experimenter necacerrily  exists (as also does the one who dies). Now, barring the possibility of life after death, after every iteration only one of the two experimenter superpositions – the live one – is capable of having any sort of conscious experience. Putting aside the philosophical problems associated with indiviual identity and its persistance, under the many-worlds interpretation, the experimenter, or at least a version of them, continues to exist through all of their superpositions where the outcome of the experiment is that they live. In other words, a version of the experimenter survives all iterations of the experiment. Since the superpositions where a version of the experimenter lives occur by quantum necessity (under the many-worlds interpretation), it follows that their survival, after any realizable number of iterations, is physically necessary; hence, the notion of quantum immortality.

A version of the experimenter surviving stands in stark contrast to the implications of the Copenhagen interpretation, according to which, although the survival outcome is possible in every iteration, its probability tends towards zero as the number of iterations increases. According to the many-worlds interpretation, the above scenario has the opposite property: the probability of a version of the experimenter living is necessarily one for any number of iterations.

wikipedia btw

Of course, despite this now being repeated as an explanation for disappearances in the Triangle on numerous documentaries and articles since then, it turns out magnetic variation is something ship captains (and other explorers) have known about and had to deal with pretty much as long as there have been ships and compasses. Dealing with magnetic declination is really just “Navigation by Compass” 101 and nothing to be concerned about, nor anything that would seriously throw off any experienced navigator.

 Coast Guard revisited the issue after a TV producer in London inquired about it for a program he was working on.  In this case, they correctly changed their tune about the magnetic field bit stating,

source:http://www.todayifoundout.com/index.php/2014/01/myth-bermuda-triangle/

Although Tetris is a hard game to master with many different mechanics, with enough practice and experience, you could easily improve in it with enough practice. Tetris really fascinated me with its many mechanics and different strategies, but I didn't only just learn how to improve in Tetris, I also realised that humans can do many things if they put in the effort to do so.

also i didnt copy and paste this so uh my hands AAAA

where was this kind of language during my english compos what a scam i want a refund

In today’s world, many of us rely on social media platforms such as Facebook, Twitter, Snapchat, YouTube, and Instagram to find and connect with each other. While each has its benefits, it’s important to remember that social media can never be a replacement for real-world human connection. It requires in-person contact with others to trigger the hormones that alleviate stress and make you feel happier, healthier, and more positive. Ironically for a technology that’s designed to bring people closer together, spending too much time engaging with social media can actually make us feel more lonely and isolated and exacerbate mental health problems such as anxiety and depression .

Add the garlic and cook another minute, then turn off the heat and put the pancetta and garlic into a large bowl.

In a small bowl, beat 3 eggs and mix in about 1/2 cup of parmesan cheese

Once the water has reached a rolling boil, add the dry pasta, and cook, uncovered, at a rolling boil.

When the pasta is al dente (still a little firm, not mushy), use tongs to move it to the bowl with the bacon and garlic. Let it be dripping wet. Reserve some of the pasta water.

Move the pasta from the pot to the bowl quickly, as you want the pasta to be hot

Toss everything to combine, allowing the pasta to cool just enough so that it doesn't make the eggs curdle when you mix them in. 
Add the beaten eggs with cheese and toss quickly to combine once more. Add salt to taste. 
Lastly, add some pasta water back to the pasta to keep it from drying out quickly.