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What does stellar conditions mean?
"Stellar" means of or in relation to stars. As such, "stellar conditions" would be the conditions within a star or relative g to stars (depending on context)
What do stars mean above the crest on soccer club jerseys?
The number of world cups
What does gover mean in spanish?
Do you mean '(to) govern'? = 'gobernar'
I found this inscription on a gravestone and what does it mean Über den Sternen ist Ruhe?
It means "above the stars there is peace".
What does visual flight rules mean?
is an flight operation where the pilot uses the rule of see and be seen.VFR RULES are conditions which govern the pilot safely while not using instrument
What does administered mean?
Administered can mean to give meds or pills to, or to govern something.
MCHC indication when it is below and above normal?
When the mean corpuscular hemoglobin concentration (MCHC) is below normal, it may indicate conditions such as iron deficiency anemia or thalassemia. When the MCHC is above normal, it can be seen in conditions like hereditary spherocytosis or autoimmune hemolytic anemia.
What did stars mean in the American Revolution?
I think the stars mean how many patriots died
What does intrastellar mean?
"Intrastellar" refers to the space or phenomena that occur within a star or stars. It encompasses processes, interactions, and materials found inside stars, such as nuclear fusion and the various physical conditions present in stellar interiors. This term is often contrasted with "interstellar," which pertains to the space between stars.
What do the pink stars on howrse mean?
10 green stars
What lies in space above the earth?
That depends on what you define as 'above', in the literal sense then everything in the known universe lies above the earth. However, if you mean what lies directly above the north pole, which is perhaps the only way of defining 'above', then, from Earth, there are only a few stars, the most significant and well known of which being Polaris.
Why can you still not see the full spectrum of stars during a power outage in a city?
Not only does light pollution have an effect, but atmospheric conditions, geographic location and altitude. By "full spectrum", I'm assuming you mean a brilliant swath of bright stars splashed against the sky. The variables listed above come into play the most. That's why the best telescopes are located in remote, high altitude/equatorial places and in LEO (Low Earth Orbit).
