I believe the answer you are looking for is It is destroyed, I hope this helps!
True.
It is easier since there are a lot of theories that could sum up and provide evidence to support that an object has life than life itself.
One popular theory is the cell theory which states that all organism is made up of cells, cell that came from those pre-existing cells, and reproduce by those cells themselves.
An earthquake is the sudden release of energy from the crust of the Earth, that results in a seismic wave. Using a seismograph, the interior of the Earth is mapped, finding the epicenter (origin) and magnitude (strength) of the quake.
Very, very rare. Uranium used in power plants is typically only 3% U-235 (the explosive stuff), while bomb-grade uranium is nearly pure U-235. Simply, the concentration of U-235 in reactor-grade uranium is too small to start a chain reaction and detonate like a bomb.
