Joseph Smith didn't really discover any lands, he only lived in already established places. Most of these locations were quite remote, but they were discovered long before he moved there.
Joseph H. Smith invented the lawn sprinkler.
Um... no, that's probably the weirdest rumor about the LDS church I've ever heard. An angel named Moroni, the prophet who hid the gold plates before he died, told Joseph Smith where they were. There is the case of the "Salamander letters", created by con man Mark Hoffman, which letters were allegedly written by Joseph Smith and purported to identify that Moroni had come in the form of a salamander to visit Joseph Smith. However, the Salamander letters were later proven to be forged.
Swiss-type agammaglobulinemia. This was the first type of SCID discovered, in Switzerland in the 1950s.
Type "Will Smith" THINK.
The concept of specific heat was discovered in the late 18th century. The pioneering experiments on specific heat were carried out by scientists like Joseph Black and Pierre-Simon Laplace around the 1760s and 1780s, respectively.
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I totally just discovered a new type of plant.
I'm assuming you mean a Kirtland Safety Society note. It depends on the type and condition of the note. There are a few places you could try to contact to get the note appraised. See the "Related Links" below to find people to appraise it.
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Since normal weed was discovered.
We are looking for the possible blood types of a baby.Parental information:Mrs Smith = Type AO = contributes A or O geneHer father Type A (AA/AO), Mother Type B (BB/BO)Mr. Smith = Type AB = contributes A or B geneBaby Type AB(?)Baby Smith receives one gene from each parent: Baby type AA,Baby type ABBaby type AOBaby type BOThe baby has a 25% chance of having Type AB blood.
Joseph Smith never broke his leg. When Joseph was 7, there was an outbreak of Typhus, which Joseph fell victim to. As Joseph was recovering a fever sore was found on his shoulder. A doctor treated the shoulder, but the sore moved to his lower left leg. The leg swelled up and for two weeks Joseph was in constant pain. A doctor did a surgery to drain the leg, but the pain returned as the wound began to heal. It was found that the infection had entered the bone, and doctors said they would have to amputate the leg. Joseph's mother requested that they try to take out just the diseased part of the bone and tissue, which they did. This was one of the first times a surgery of this type was performed. It took several years for Joseph to fully recover, but his bone regenerated. He used crutches for three years and walked with a limp for the remainder of his life. You can read a more detailed story about Joseph's leg surgery at the "Related Link" below.