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What does static electricity look like?
It look like a ball and it has a small ball inside
What shape of a sphere look like?
Think of any ball you have ever held in your hand. A baseball, a softball, a tennis ball, a bowling ball - those are all spheres.
What would it look like if a bowling ball fell from the top of the empire state building?
very messy if it hit somebody
What does a Cannonball jellyfish look like?
A see threw cannon ball(jelly inside) with tentacles
What does bowling uniform and bowling equipment look like?
Bowling does not have a uniform per se. Most professional tend to wear slacks and a button up loose shirt with their names on the back of them. Common bowling equipment consist of a bowling ball, weighing between 6-16 pounds and a pair of bowling shoes. The shoes normally consist of a rubber heel and a slide pad on the front.
Where can you buy a bowling ball drill?
In most cases, a bowling proshop is located within or adjoining a bowling center.There are a few standalone retail shops, such as in Milwaukee, WI.Visit your local center and ask about their proshop.
What does bowling uniform look like?
Every uniform is different.
What are bowling ball inserts for?
In tenpin bowling, the inserts uses vary for different bowling. Some like the feel or the way they look. Some have inserts to aid them in a better grip. The most common reason however, is to help with release and rotation. This is especially true of the finger grips which will the bowler to "flip" the ball during release adding a litle extra rotation than might otherwise be possible.
What does an equilibrium graph look like?
look like a ball
What does the inside of the sun look like?
It looks like a volcano. +++ No it doesn't. A volcano is in rock. The Sun (or any similar star) is a ball of extremely hot, radioactive, gas.
What is Jupiter look on the inside and the outside?
what does the inside of jupiter look like
What did a cannonball from the Mexican War look like?
Like you see in the movies. It was round like a bowling ball but smaller. Artillery from that time was classified by the weight of the projectile rather than the caliber of the gun, and it continued to be done this way in Great Britain in World War 2.
