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What is the evidence supporting the hypothesis of continental dift?
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What was Alfred wegeners accomplishments?
He proposed the idea of continental dift, which is very cool!
What experiments did Alfred wegener use to surrport his idea on continental dift?
He investigated rock layer deposits in Greenland and Norway looking for matches that would show common history.
Heap of snow blown together by the wind called?
snow dift
Where is the oil drain bolt for Honda crf150r dift bike?
at the botom of the dirt bike
How are the dift health dimension related to one another?
The relation between them is that balance must always be present among all of them. If there is no balance, you could not say that you are healthy, you must not only be healthy in one dimension, you must be healthy in all dimensions.
Where is the best place to put a engine in a car?
in the back you can dift if it is here!! Engine placement is best located where with full fuel and driver the car achieves at or nearly 50/50 weight bias. Alot of racers will move the engine back a few inches to achieve this.
Why do ball roll faster on the floor than in grass?
AnswerA ball rolls faster on grass than on dirt because grass is softer than dift. Dirt is harder and dirty. Another view:A ball rolls faster on a groomed green than it does on beach sand or freshly turned garden soil because the green is firmer than the other surfaces, not because it is softer. The green absorbs less of the energy imparted to the ball when it is set in motion. A ball wouldn't do well in wild grasses, or even on an ordinary slightly untended lawn.it can roll faster than dirt because grass has soil in the grass.don't ,listen to the top because they are the dome one on earth . i even check it out so oh . if u have a gmail just send me stuff and i will ask u any qeustion please have one now or ur deadAnother view:"A ball rolls faster on a groomed green than it does on beach sand or freshly turned garden soil because the green is firmer than the other surfaces, not because it is softer." Yes, but not all beaches are created equal. Daytona Beach, for example, has very fine grains of sand that settle very flatly and firmly as the tide goes out, leaving a packed surface that even a car tire does not much disturb. This surface rolls FASTER than Augusta National on a Sunday at the Masters, and it rolls more "true" also. Daytona Beach is closer to the felt surface of a pool table than is Augusta National -- firm and smooth.
