Open Question: Briefly explain how the different atmospheric properties of Earth and Venus can be expla?
Open Question: How to convince a Young Earth Creationist the world is Old.?
You can never convince someone to believe something they don't, don't waste your time trying. If it bothers you so much stay away from them but another persons beliefs shouldn't bother you.
Open Question: An aluminum sphere has a radius of 46 cm on the Earth.?
Brett Member since:March 27, 2011Total points:28 (Level 1)It is then taken to a distant planet where the atmospheric pressure P is much larger than on the Earth. If the sphere has a radius of 38 cm on that planet, what is P?Answer QuestionBe the first to answer this question.
Open Question: Earth gets closer to moon?
In fact, the Moon will only be 221,556 miles away! This event, called a lunar perigee, is a source of contention between scientists and astrological theorists. Some believe that having the Moon so close can cause all sorts of natural disasters, such as the 1938 New England hurricane, Cyclone Tracy in 1974, and Hurricane Katrina in 2005 - all events which fell on or near the appearance of a "SuperMoon."
Experts claim that most of this worries are completely unfounded. The biggest known change caused by a lunar perigee involves the Earth's ocean tides - high tides are higher than usual, and low tides are lower. Not so fast though! Dr. Victor Gostin of Adelaide University says there MAY also be a correlation between SuperMoons and tectonic activity! The nearer Moon may be associated with a shift in "Earth tides" which can trigger large-scale earthquakes near the Equator.
Time will tell who's right. Check out this article for more on this phenomenon and come to your own conclusions.
Open Question: The parallax of Jupiter is measured by two observatories on opposite sides of the Earth to be 4.1 arc seconds.?
Open Question: Reconnaissance which are communication and or earth observation satellites?
TBA Member since:July 07, 2010Total points:55 (Level 1)Im doing a report for school on how reconnaissance/communication /earth observation satellites are "space exploration." were learning about how sputnik 1 was the 1st artificial satellites and how spurred the space race. Well, how does today's satellites, like the reconnaissance/communication /earth observation satellites are space exploration. I guess overall how does the previous satellites i mentioned relate to space exploration, like in terms of what advantages they have tied to space exploration, if those satellites even do some type of space exploration.Answer QuestionBe the first to answer this question.
Open Question: How is heat energy transmitted from the sun to the earth and what happens to the energy when it is received..?
"Explain how heat energy is transmitted from the Sun to the Earth and what happens to the energy when it is received both in the atmospheric and on the surface of the Earth.
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