I believe that the most probable thing that a visitor to the Earth would do would be to study the living beings that inhabit it and measure their level of intelligence and what type of organisms they are or how it is possible that they exist. Now why I think this is what they would do … easily because if humans found a planet with living swerves is not the first thing we would do
Miami is more likely to have a problem with acid rain due to its higher levels of air pollution from traffic and industrial sources compared to San Diego. Additionally, Miami's location in a region prone to more frequent thunderstorms can result in increased acid rain formation.
They think that because the iron in the core has sort of a magnetic force to it. It helps to rotate the earth and is a very vital part to this earth's survival. If there was no core, there is no us.
If Earth's oceans were much smaller, the climate would likely be more extreme due to reduced heat absorption and distribution. The smaller oceans would also affect weather patterns, leading to drier and more unstable conditions in many regions. Overall, the impact on Earth's climate would be significant and difficult to predict accurately.
If you would have to count that gold was created under the earth and that it is found mostly not as a whole but as bits and pieces like powder its likely to be around 7%, for people who disagree with me put this to consideration look at the mass of the earth and every thing it holds firstly you might think that the how come only 7% because your forgetting how thin the crust of the earth is and how the many other kinds of gems and crystals are created under the earth plus that you can only find gold on the crust and a little on the core look at the vast ocean and if that's not enough look at thee mass of the mantle their see as you think of considering the answer think of the mass of the objects around it.
Socrates lived in ancient Greece, where the concept of a spherical Earth was already accepted by some scholars. It is likely that Socrates was aware of this idea, but there is no direct evidence of his beliefs on this specific topic in his surviving works.
Comet is likely to attract more frequent visitors than asteroids. Comets ☄️ are very visible due to their brilliant lights as they approach the earth surface. It also looks attractive and therefore more scientist, astronomers, researchers ,etc. May attract more visitors to explore their effects and remains. Asteroids approach the earth surface with fire 🔥 flame , it may cause destructive fire on reaching the earth thus scatter people in the area affected. It's approach is also terrifying. The remains may be stone like and hard to distinguish . Therefore fewer people are attracted, like researchers and astronomers.
i dont think so
If you meant equator..the answer to ur question is in the middle of the earth..atmosphere I think but most likely it's in the middle of the Earth
Holmes likely thought their visitor had a serious problem based on his keen observation skills and deductive reasoning. He may have noticed subtle cues in the visitor's appearance, behavior, or speech that indicated distress or urgency. Additionally, Holmes may have picked up on inconsistencies or unusual details that suggested a deeper underlying issue. Overall, Holmes' ability to analyze and interpret information led him to believe that their visitor was facing a significant problem.
Well I can think of "visitor" if that helps any. *-)
I think it will most likely land on an Ice- covered area
A display of frequent meteor sightings is known as a meteor shower. This occurs when the Earth passes through a trail of debris left behind by a comet, resulting in an increased frequency of meteors visible in the night sky.
i think the temples and the prays the pray from
NO. Another viewpoint: It probably will be the end of the Earth as we know it. It's likely that the Sun will expand until the Earth is inside it.
The visitor is a fox trying to pounce out atthe mom trumpeter swan but sam saves her by throwin g a stick at the fox.
Yes, Poe's frequent moves likely influenced his work by exposing him to diverse environments and experiences, which may have fueled his imagination and creativity. Additionally, the instability and uncertainty of his personal life due to constant relocation could have contributed to the dark and melancholic themes present in his writing.
Visitor's or Visitors'... The apostrophe in this case is possessive, in that the washroom belongs to the visitor (in the first case), or the visitors (in the the 2nd case). I think the safest bet would be to go with Visitors' .