I like it too! makes much more sense than "lawyer" (that's how avocado more or less sounds in my native Italian)

Matteo Bordone lo chiama tutorialese. Imperversa specialmente tra i cuochi: "andiamo a spadellare quella che è la nostra cicoria"

Italian has:
questo
codesto (now only common in Tuscany)
quello

qui
costì (same as above)
lì

Each rigid body has 3 ortho rotation axes (principal axes) around which pure rotation is possible. Around any other axis it wobbles. In any case, six numbers (a 3x3 symmetric matrix) describes the dynamic behaviour completely.

If everything inside the box is unmovable/indeformable, no. The most you can determine is its inertia tensor.

Around 530 BCE, Ennigaldi-Nanna, the daughter of the last Neo-Babylonian king Nabonidus, founded a museum of ancient Mesopotamian artifacts in the city of Ur. Some of the artifacts in her collection were over 1,500 years old *in her time*. There were museum labels in Akkadian cuneiform.

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ben ritrovata!

I do almost exactly the same! We have blackboards though, so a just munch on a piece of chalk.