Electrons are not that slow and light travels at...well... the speed of light, which is so fast that it can go around the entire earth 7 times in a second.
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Access the Internet and even streaming websites such as YouTube, Netflix, Hulu, Amazon Instant Video, etc.
Unconsciousness should occur pretty quickly with a GSW to the pulmonary artery, but death certainly wouldn't be instantaneous. Despite what you see in movies, on TV and in video games, even a GSW to the noggin (head) doesn't cause instant death. The person may drop and never make a purposeful movement again, but the dying process isn't like flipping a light switch. Its more like flipping 40-50 light switches over a few minutes.
Check for updates (if necessary) and most WiFi enabled players allow you to access streaming websites such as YouTube, Netflix, Hulu, and Amazon Instant Video
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Yes, "instant" has a prefix. The prefix in "instant" is "in-".
Both alternating current (AC) and direct current (DC) describe the nature of the current in terms of its direction. DC describes when the flow of electric charge goes in a constant direction whereas AC describes when the flow of electric charge constantly reverses; in other words, the electrodes of the power source constantly switch between positive and negative.
As more customers were connecting to the internet using AOL's internet services, AOL became more and more popular. AOL first launched its homepage in 1995 after successfully launching their instant messaging service.
An electric current flowing through a long conductor has electrons moving end to end, uniformly pushing one ahead of the other. The starting and stopping of flow of electrons from end to end is essentially instant.
we do not get instant energy from glucose but if we drink redbull we will get instant energy