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What is the first name of earth?
The first name of Earth is Terra, which is derived from Latin.
Who is the very first person on earth?
According to various religious texts, Adam and Eve are considered the first human beings created by God on Earth.
Who is the first person who comes to earth first?
In religious traditions, Adam is often seen as the first human created by God and placed on Earth.
Alphabetically What are the first and last of the alkaline earth metals?
Alphabetically, the first alkaline earth metal is barium and the last is strontium.
What is the first layer of earth touching the earth surface called?
The first layer of the Earth that touches the Earth's surface is called the crust. This outermost layer is relatively thin compared to the other layers of the Earth and is where we live and interact with our environment.
Who navigated us through its first cold war?
JFK and his bro
Can trains be navigated?
no only ships or aircraft can be navigated
What prefix can apply to the word navigated?
The prefix that can apply to the word "navigated" is "re-," which would make the word "re-navigated" meaning to navigate again or to navigate back.
What does navigated mean?
navigable means able to be sailed on or through safely
How did the Egyptians navigate?
they navigated by trades and by the stars.
Who navigated for Amelia Earhart?
Fred Noonan
How did early sailors navigated the oceans?
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Can an airplane be navigated?
Of course, without navigation it will never get to its destination.
What Early traders navigated the seas with help of the?
North Star
Which Apollo mission was forced to return to earth after system failure?
Apollo 13 was the mission that was forced to return to Earth after a system failure. An oxygen tank explosion caused critical damage to the spacecraft, prompting the mission to be aborted. The crew and ground control worked together to problem-solve and successfully navigated the spacecraft back to Earth safely.
How was sir francis drake awarded?
He circum-navigated the world.
What do you call rivers that are deep enough and wide enough for a boat to travel on?
They can be 'navigated'
