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What can be observed at the Big Bear Observatory once the brightness of the sun is filtered?
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When was Big Bear Solar Observatory created?
Big Bear Solar Observatory was created in 1969.
In a 40-day period, at least one bear was observed by a camper in a designated camp site on 28 separate days. According to this information, what is the daily frequency of bear sightings (in which at least one bear is observed)?
28% (apex)
What lake is Big Bear Frontier located close to?
The lake that Big Bear Frontier is located close to is called Big Bear Lake. Big Bear Frontier is also located close to Alpine Slide from Six Flags Magic Mountain, Snow Summit and also the Big Bear Solar Observatory.
In a 40 day period at least one bear was observed by a camper in a designated camp site on 28 separate days. according to this information what is the daily frequency of bear sightings?
70%
In a 40 day period at least one bear was observed by a camper in a designated camp site on 28 separate days. according to this information what is the daily frequency of bear sightings?
70%
What is the brightness of Pluto?
it is the brightest planet in the solar system!;) it was also called teddy bear before the president of the united states in 1902 desided it should be called pluto, for the roman goddess!;)
In hatchet why does Brian feel it is safe to go back and pick berries even though he has seen a bear before?
Brian feels it is safe to go back and pick berries because he has observed the bear to be more interested in fish than in attacking him. Additionally, he plans to make noise to alert the bear of his presence and scare it away if it comes near.
Can sand go through filter paper?
Oil can pass through filter paper. Also bear in mind that there are different grades of filter paper. I personally have filtered oil very successfully, using an ordinary paper towel as my filter paper.
Where does the polar bear get its name?
The Polar Bear was described by Constantine John Phipps as a species, using the Latin for "maritime bear" because of the animal's habitat. This is the scientific name for the Polar Bear (Ursus maritimus). The Inuit people refer to the Polar Bear as Nanook, or Nanuk. This means an "animal worthy of great respect." The "native peoples" generally considered the Polar Bear to be wise, "almost a man". Some believed the bear so powerful, that special rituals were observed when they were hunted, and after killing one. Legends are still told to this day and the Polar Bear is still called "the great lonely roamer" or as their poetry shows, "Pihpqahiak; the ever-wandering one." with much respect by the Inuit. For more details, please see sites listed below.
Where did the phylum name for sponges come from?
The phylum name for sponges, Porifera, is derived from the Latin words "pore" (porus) and "to bear" (ferre), referring to the numerous pores present on their bodies through which water is filtered.
Who named bear grass?
Type your answer here... Lewis and Clark named Bear Grass because they thought the bears liked it. Actually bear grass grows near huckleberries, which are what the bears were really after- so it's a misnomer. Found this out from our wrangler during a trail ride in West Glacier, Montana.
Pictures of all the care bears?
Take care bear,Hopeful heart bear,Friend bear,Best friend bear,Do your best bear,Wish bear,Funshine bear,Thanks a lot bear,Smart heart bear,Champ care bear,Secret bear,Birthday bear,Daydream bear,Good luck bear,Tender heart bear,Bashful heart bear,Grumpy bear,Cheer bear,Harmony bear,Love a lot bear, Laugh a lot bear,Share bear, Surprise bear, and Bedtime bear.
