This is a trick question because it sounds hard but is actually very easy. The evidence of wind id the fact that you can feel it when it blows on your face, or by the fact that it turns things (I can't quite remember what they are called, they are colourful and you put them in the ground so they spin and look pretty). There is your answer. Simple, or what?!
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Weather Most of the evidence has been eroded away by the action of wind and water.
No wind measurements were taken from the Wichita Falls tornado, so the actual wind speed is not known. The tornado was rated F4 based on the severity of the damage it caused, which suggests peak wind speeds in the range of 207-260 mph. However, recent evidence suggests that the original Fujita scale used to rate this tornado may overestimate the wind speeds needed to inflict F3 and higher damage, so winds may not have been quite so fast.
Because the soil in the Blackland Prairies is very fertile and full of nutrients, it can easily be picked up by the wind and deposited into another area.
No. A wind vane is an instrument that can tell wind speed but not wind direction.
There is evidence of wind on Uranus. Wind speeds on Uranus can reach 560 miles per hour, or 900 kilometers per hour.
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There is evidence of wind on the planet Jupiter. Winds can reach speeds of 100 meters per second, or 360 kilometers per hour.
No, there is no evidence that wind farms will improve your health. They are neutral.
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Weather Most of the evidence has been eroded away by the action of wind and water.
Yes. Jupiter has very powerful winds.
wind chimes originally came from Eastern & Southern Asia, Bali, Tibet and JapanWhat is believed to be the earliest evidence of the use of wind chimes was in Southeast Asia in the year 3000 BC
There is no evidence of a relationship between tornadoes and wind farms. However, wind farms are often built on open plains, and the central plains of the U.S. are a tornado prone region.
Rains, strong wind, erosion, transformation by man, earthquakers.
DNA, like blood and ear wax, was found and was confirmed to be NAtive Americans.