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Tail lights must be red and visible from behind at least how many feet in California?
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Tail lights must be red visible from behind at least?
500 ft. (150 meters)
Tail lights must be red and visible from behind at least how many feet?
1,000 feet
What is the science behind LED lights?
Honestly I do not know what the science is behind these lights but i thought it would be a good idea to at least give the question an answer
When should back lights be visible off the rear?
At at least 500 feet, but most likely a lot further back.
What should you do when there is a ambelance behind you in a car?
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From the center of California (Sacramento) it is about 2,785 miles to Fort Myers. Allow at least 40 driving hours (behind the wheel and moving) to get there.
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What region of earth has the least amount of lights?
Antarctica. (excluding the northern lights)
What planet can you see in the night sky California february 2010?
Mars is easily visible high in the evening sky this season. ============================================ Also ... Saturn is rising in the southeast, visible by 9 PM, almost due south by 12 Midnight. Mercury, Venus, and Jupiter are there, but all appear too close to the sun to be easily visible, for at least several more weeks.
What percent of the moon surface is not visible from the earth?
47% at least.
What percent of the Moon's surface is not visible from earth?
At least 47%.
What you can see from space in earth?
I'm not sure exactly what you are asking. Do you mean "What features on Earth can you see from space?" There are no man-made objects on Earth that are visible in daytime from even low-Earth orbit about 120 miles up, not even the Great Wall of China. You need at least a small telescope to see any man-made features. You can see things like lakes and big rivers. For example, you could not see Hoover Dam, but you could see Lake Mead behind hit. At night, it's a different story; city lights are clearly visible and give you at least the outline of the city and the major highways between them.
