The word "theory" in the English language is often used to mean conjecture or speculation, but in science it actually has a special meaning:

" A set of statements or principles devised to explain a group of facts or phenomena, especially one that has been repeatedly tested or is widely accepted and can be used to make predictions about natural phenomena."

So, when something is proven by science (or has not been proven false despite many, many decades of repeated testings), it's a "theory." When scientists are guessing, they call it "hypothesis."

Fixed, thanks Paul!

The thumbprints would drive me crazy!

English is a tough language for non-native speakers...

Howl's Moving Castle is pretty good, but Spirited Aways is much better, IMHO.

Fixed. Thanks HermitCrab!

Not a moleskin, Moon? C'mon anyone who outs Merlin as the maker of Stonehenge can at least afford a Moleskin...

Ah Miss C! That comment's priceless!

Very cool. This reminds me of the levitating frog (using a magnetic field, no less!)

Don't forget the mites ...

Stonehenge would be a lot better if they let you inside the ring (even if they have to rope-off the stones).

The tour lied about "they'll let you in up close" - they don't. Not anymore anyways. Still, I was glad I got to see it, albeit from a distance.

I agree that Bath is a lot more fun! Try the Sally Lund Bun when you're there!

Looks fantastic, but I'll probably worry about that thing dropping on my head while I sleep!

A Beautiful Mind is about John Nash, who suffered from schizophrenia.

Thank you pld & Jeff, it's fixed now...

They don't have maps in Russia?