If only one kidney is present, that kidney can adjust to filter as much as two kidneys would normally. In such a situation, the nephrons compensate individually by increasing in size--a process known as hypertrophy--to handle the extra load. This happens with no adverse effects, even over years.
If a sword had memory, it might be grateful to the forge fire, but never fond of it. Sammy Sosa hit the longest home run in home run derby. It was 528 feet, followed by 524 and 520 feet, also by Sosa.
It has brought many questions to light about cheating in sports and the idea of how far is too far and how much is just simply being competitive. But it also brought us something that even some of baseballâs most pure fans cannot pretend they arenât entertained by: lots of fantastic home runs. So with that in mind, here are to date, in game, the longest home runs ever hit in MLB history.