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someone took a photo with the camera rotated 180 degrees. My mum does it all the time. Skweekah
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Why is the Mobius Strip that is featured as the Today's Highlights on Answer.com's home page not a Mobius Strip Lol?
It was a mistake in the image placed there.
How do you get the piece of comic strip in the photo place in poptropica?
You have to look around the island is't simple
Is strip mining a positive or negative effect?
please answer my question sincerely, me me & me
What are the release dates for 77 Sunset Strip - 1958 The Positive Negative 3-20?
77 Sunset Strip - 1958 The Positive Negative 3-20 was released on: USA: 27 January 1961
Is strip mining have positive or negative effects?
Most of the times, strip mining has positive and negative consequences. Usually, the viewers get the positive aspect of strip mining, and the performers are affected by the loneliness and long nights of working 12 hour shifts. Err, my sources say that it's actually not that lonely, and the pay is good.... So, I guess strip mining is only positive.
Where is the seventh comic strip?
The seventh comic strip can usually be found after the sixth and before the eighth comic strip in a series or collection. It is typically located in sequential order within the comic strip series.
What is a negative carrier?
A holder in an enlarger or scanner that positions a film strip or mounted slide.
When you hold a strip of paper over a burning candle it moves why?
I'll answer it this way... by example: The same reason this decoration rotates.... (look at the attached photo) I included a link as the photo would not attach.
How do you do a flutter strip test for a negative room pressure?
Stand outside a room. Drop or hold a thin strip of tissue along the bottom of the door. If the tissue is drawn under the door or toward the inside of the room, there is negative room pressure.
How do film cameras take a picture?
there taken like a normal cameraHOW ELSE WOULD THEY BE TAKEN ?A real Answer: But very simplifiedThe film in the camera is a strip of plastic coated with light sensitive chemicals. This is called photo sensitive. When it is colour film: it is sensitive to three colours.When the camera allows light into the camera it does so for a very precise time and at a very precise focus.The brightness or "amount of light" triggers the chemicals in a degree dependent on the amount.This produces a negative. Think of this as a picture on the plastic with all the colours including black and white reversed.The film must be "developed". This is a process where the chemicals on the film are bathed in a series of chemicals to make the image appear and make it permanent.Then the Negative is "printed" to Photo paper. This is very much like making the negative but on paper in the size you want.For a more detailed description there are several good articles in WIKI-Pedia
If a negatively charged polyethylene strip touches a neutral pith ball what charge will it have?
the pith ball takes on a negative charge also, the charge transfers to the pith ball from the strip
Why is it important to check the Gram stained film of the organism before setting up the API 10s strip?
because the API 10s strip only works on gram negative organisms
