Yes, you do need Dream Points in order to get additional Garden Beds as well new islands. For the beds, at 900 points, it will gain you a third bed, at 2,100 points which will give you a 4th bed, 3,500 Dream Points will add a 5th bed, 10,000 Points will give you a sixth one, the 7th bed will need 20,000 points, the 8th bed needs 30,000 points, 9th bed needs 50,000 points and the 10th bed will require 100,000 points.
Provided you're using Pokémon Black and/or Pokémon White to sync to the Pokémon Dream World then you will need 2,500 Dream Points in order to access the Windswept Sky but you are also required to have beaten 4 Gyms.
The Sparkling Sea requires you needing 5,000 Dream Points as well as all 8 Gym Badges.
Provided you're using Black 2 or White to sync to the Dream World then the Pleasant Forest and Rugged Mountain will require 3,000 points and you also need to beat all 8 Gyms. The Windswept Sky and the Spooky Manor both require 1,500 points and 4 Badges.
The Icy Cave and Dream Park do not require any Dream Point requirements or Badge requirements.
how many lines are in a rainbow
The halfway points are the points which mark the half distance covered by the flight. These lie in the mid of both the above mentioned places. These points change for different locations. Halfway points for the above mentioned places are - Knoxville, Tennessee.
40 points.
No. There is no end, and a line from the sun through you always points to the center of the rainbow.
There are no you points but there are i points.
Because from every point on the rainbow, the angle between the direction to thesun and the direction to your eye has to be the same angle. The only collectionof points that can do that is all the points on a circle.
above, below, and over the rainbow
The end points of Odysseus' voyage are defined: from Troy to Ithaka. Those are existing places. The islands he visits on the way are not geographically defined.
74 i points.
At 48 you get Rainbow Medal '28800 yo points'
Because at every point IN the rainbow, the angle between the direction to the sun and the direction to your eye has to be the same angle. The only bunch of points that can satisfy that requirement is a bunch of points that are all on the same circle.
Light doesn't travel along the rainbow! It travels straight to your eye from every point of the rainbow. The points capable of producing a rainbow for a single individual observer happen to comprise a circular region in space.