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It depends on the object that it goes through, because if a the surface of an object is big, the more drag it produces. If the object has a small surface that meets the air, then it won't produce drag that much.
Waves can and do meet boundaries in their medium. When a wave meets a boundary, it can be reflected or transmitted. Reflection can be partial or complete. Reflection can also involve a phase flip
* Refraction occurs when a wave crosses a boundary from one medium to another. A wave entering a medium at an angle will change direction. * Diffraction refers to the "bending of waves around an edge" of an object. Diffraction depends on the size of the object relative to the wavelength of the wave. * Reflection:Waves can and do meet boundaries in their medium. When a wave meets a boundary, it can be reflected or transmitted. Reflection can be partial or complete. Reflection can also involve a phase flip (change of phase of 180 degrees.) * All these phenomena apply to electromagnetic waves, such as light waves, as well as to pressure waves and water waves.
they annihilate each other
the force goes through the object
the rebound
Thermal Layer
Horizon line?
A continental slide is the new crust on the earth surface. It happens when two plates below the earth surfaces meets and the boundary became deep trenches.
A continental slide is the new crust on the earth surface. It happens when two plates below the earth surfaces meets and the boundary became deep trenches.
Yes. The boundary between the continents is the southern boundary of Panama, which meets the northern boundary of Colombia.
A natural spring
It is a plate which meets the Eurasian plate, thus creating a transform boundary.
Water is formed as a liquid when steam meets a cold surface.
When two air masses meet, the boundary that separates them is called a front. A front is the abrupt transition air between the two masses.
Haiti is located near the northern boundary of the Caribbean plate, close to where it meets the North American plate. Please see the related question.
The meniscus covers the distal surface of the femur where it meets the tibia. This cartilage provides smooth movement and shock absorption.