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Time-tested explanation of a phenomenon that occurs in the natural world?
A scientific is an explanation as to why a natural phenomenon occured
Is a tornado natural or human?
Tornadoes are a natural phenomenon.
Is climate change cause by natural phenomena or artificial?
it is a natural phenomenon
What natural phenomenon is explained by the story of Persephone?
seasons
What is a verbal predictable natural phenomenon?
Law of Nature
A natural phenomenon is explained by the Midas myth Midas?
a
What is the natural phenomenon in the myth The Gorgons Head?
Coral reefs.
What is the phenomenon in the myth?
The phenomenon in the myth is the occurrence or event that is being described, such as a natural disaster, magical event, or supernatural occurrence. It is often the central element of the story and can have a significant impact on the characters or world of the myth.
Why was hephaestus' evil?
Hephaestus was never depicted as such in Greek myth.
What was the myth attribute of Hephaestus?
he is a god
What myth was Hephaestus in?
The myth about Achilles and how he had new armor made by Hephaestus god of fire after his friend got killed in his old armor.
What Greek myth was Hephaestus in?
The myth about Achilles and how he had new armor made by Hephaestus god of fire after his friend got killed in his old armor.
What is a myth story?
A myth is a traditional story concerning the early history of a people or explaining some natural or social phenomenon, and typically involving supernatural beings or events. Eg, the heroes of Greek myth.
Who did vulcan or Hephaestus make weapons for?
Hephaestus made weapons for the gods and heroes of Greek myth.
What do you man Hephaestus isn't real?
Hephaestus is the creation of Greek myth, which is the religion of ancient Greeks.
Who protects Hephaestus?
The Greek god Hephaestus protects his Mother, Hera in a Greek God myth.
Who does Hephaestus protect?
The Greek god Hephaestus protects his Mother, Hera in a Greek God myth.
