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Teacher: Tom, I want you, in a single sentence, to use the words, defense, defeat and detail. Tom: Certainly. When the horse jumped over the defense, defeet crossed over before detail.

(N) Isaiah 43:19 Behold, I will do a new thing; now it shall spring forth; shall ye not know it? I will even make a way in the wilderness, and rivers in the desert.

Kekpler-442b is a recently discovered planet that is thought to be suitable for life. It is located 1,200 light years away from this Earth. Some would like to suggest that in the future we should send humans to that planet to establish human life on it. If those humans could travel at the speed of light, which is impossible now, it would take them 1,200 Earth yeas to reach it. If that were to be successfully attempted, what age would the people be when they reached that planet? https://www.msn.com/en-US/news/scienceandtechnology/scientists-discover-a-planet-that-may-be-even-more-habitable-than-earth/ar-AA1no98B The answer to our question lies in an interesting effect of living on the International Space Station. Let us say that NASA obtained two clocks that were totally in sync with each other. IOW, over all periods of extended time, they maintained exactly the same time. No difference of any amount ever existed between them. One clock remains on Earth, while the second clock it taken to the International Space Station. one-hundred years pass and the second clock is returned to Earth. At the time it is noted that it differs from the first clock by one second. In short, it is one second behind the time on the first clock. If he second clock had been further from the Earth, it would have slowed more. It the International Space station had been traveling faster, the second clock would have been slower. If that second clock had been traveling at the speed of light, it would have stopped completely and 100 years later it would have reported the exact same time as it was when it departed the Earth. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Time_dilation NOTE: In asking the question, I have gone beyond the information found in the two cited articles.

A Homeless Woman Given Child: Lauren Jope was given $20 to care for a 7-yearold female. After she decided that the child would be given to someone, and therefore potentially endangered, she agreed and took the girl back to the homeless camp to care for her. The child had been given to her by the girl'nd grandfather, who later told people that she had been kidnapped. At that point the police became involved as there was a video of Lauren leaving with the girl. After giving the child some food, Lauren took her to the police. The girls grandfather has been arrested and charged with a crime. So, who is Lauren Jope? She is a local college student who is attempting to better herself by getting an education. Yes, she is homeless. When approached by the grandfather, she was deeply concerned as to what would happen to the child, if given to someone else--even a pervert. So, she took action. I hope that the public will help lauren with some of her needs. https://6abc.com/post/jason-warren-left-7-year-old-granddaughter-with-homeless-woman-lauren-jope-to-go-drinking-sacramento-county-sheriffs-office/14781521/ NOTE: I have given more information than is available at the link above, which I have obtained from other sources.