The human eye can see at least 27 million light years away. That is the current distance of the pinwheel galaxy. Of course it just matters on the apparent magnitude, how bright an object appear from earth, of the object. The Sun's apparent magnitude is -26.7, That is extremely bright seeing as the lower the number the brighter it is, however the absolute magnitude, distance an object looks from 32.6 light years away, of the sun is 5.
The Oort Cloud is part of the Solar System, and it extends out to about one light-year from the Sun - which is the same as saying, a light-year from Pluto.
10 miles
because the force of cohesion of water is far less than the force of adhesion between the molecules of water and the glass top
Not necessarily. Diamond molecules are comparable in mass to those of water, yet diamond has a far higher index of refraction over water.
Pretty far
Minnesota gets tornadoes but not hurricanes. Hurricanes form over wam ocean water and do not last very long over land. Minnesota is much too far from the ocean.
because soem planets are to far away and our eyes cant see that far
Water, water every where as far as the eye can see!
Somewhere over the rainbow
Ask him to come over to your house or you can take a plane/bus to see him or there is always the telephone over which you can call him.
its depth and beauty and how clear the water is and how far down you can see in the water
About three feet of water.
Humans can't see in the ocean because the salt water burns their eyes.
Depends entirely on how clear the water is, how light it is, size and color of what you're trying to see. Can be up to 20 meters in good conditions.
You would most likely see a diving board over a pool of water that is infested with sharks.
A howl is a noise. There is no way to choose how far a noise will travel. Wolves will howl as they see fit, then the noise will carry as far as it can. Longer over water. Longer downwind, shorter upwind. Longer over open ground than through forest. If the wind picks up, the sound of the howl soon drowns in the general rustle and noises of the wind.
He watches over you, so he can see your list. He doesn't have to be there :)
Sun set and moon set would both be over the water.
What you see is NOT a flag it is a thermometer over water. This is the engine temperature light. If it is on the engine is overheating.