#science ask

(containment, creation, and release of the antimatter will be handwaved as magic but scientifically plausible methods of the above would be appreciated. I really just want accurate numbers since a character will be explaining this.)

If the CN Tower in Toronto, CA  were to be enveloped in water from lake ontario, How much weight and force before the tower snaps and breaks apart? (Water will be launching inland, snake like, and coiling around said tower [also snake like])

Not exactly. As far as I am aware, the idea of lobsters being immortal is a myth that originated in memes at some point. They do get really old though and have an interesting aging concept.

Lobsters, unlike us, don't stop growing once they have reached adulthood and since they need to get a larger shell every time they grow, they shed their old one. This process is energy consuming and grows more energy consuming the longer the lobster lives. At some point, very old lobsters may die from the exhaustion of trying to shed their hard parts (I believe about a tenth goes out this way.) so they certainly do die of old age just like we do when at some point our body stops working.

Another thing a lot of older lobsters die from are shell diseases.

What Lobsters do have though (and what I assume is the reason people call them immortal) is the lack of senescence (deterioration of the body with age) so through their life their body does not weaken over time. There are multiple theories why that is the case but the one I think is most likely is that they are able to endlessly repair their DNA and produce Telomerase in their cells so the cells don't die/age in a sense like ours do.

Like many bonding actions, hugging is primarily a show of trust. The action of hugging simultaneously makes you vulnerable to your partner while being protective towards them. This show of trust builds a positive relationship between the participants.

So I came across this strange guy a few weeks ago. I tried looking about on the internet and asked professors and colleagues, but nobody could give me an answer.

So I shall go to the internet at large; does anybody know what’s going on with this guy?