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How was the universe truly created?
God made it.
Who and what constitutes not belonging?
"For one to truly belong to the present, first they must belong to their past." - Bruce Veitch
What are the planets in the universe?
No body truly knows all the planets in the universe but ask a science teacher or a student that studies planetary science.
What is the only concept in the universe that cannot be truly classified as a form of matter?
Anti- Matter
How did Galileo conclude that the earth isn't in the middle of the universe?
Galileo concluded the that the earth wasn't the center of the universe because of how all the stars and planets moved. If the earth was truly the center of the universe, it wouldn't revolve.
How do you write in Arabic Inna Lillahi wa Inna ileyhi Raj'oon which means Truly we belong to Allah and truly to Him shall we return?
إنا لله وإنا إليه راجعون
Why do you refer to string theory as a philosophical thought?
Because it is one of many theories that have attempted to explain the formation and existence of the universe; no-one can truly know how the universe reached its current state.
What are chocolate milk made of?
milk from cows and chocolate syrup this is truly evidence that: 'All your base are belong to us'
To truly make an apple pie from scratch you must first create the universe?
Yes. From a certain point of view - Yes.
What is the answer to life death and universe?
Truly, the only universal correct answer to life, death, and the universe is:"I do not know. I am too puny and inconsequential to know or understand such important matters like those."No one knows "the answer" or answers.
What does a Lego universe dice do?
Not much, there just for making up games. But you can do an acheivment called 'Truly Random!' in which you have to roll a 6 100 times.
What group does a great dane belong to?
The Herding group. Great Danes originated from Germany and were truly used for chasing and herding wild boars.
