its a collapsed cave under water, that's all!
The Espada have holes in their chests because they are the evolved form of hollows, who also have holes in their chest. The Arrancars merely have a human shape when not in their released forms, this does not mean that they are anymore human than they were as hollows. They are simply a smarter and more powerful form.
there is only 7. red blue yellow green grey light blue and purple
You use the TM strength and push it into the holes.
Its fur is slightly lighter and more white in apperance and the orange flames are blue!
The 'holes' are impact craters. Some of these can reach a depth of 5km.
blue holes are inland underwater caves that form when land collapses, creating a sinkhole.
Yes, massive blue stars can eventually collapse and form black holes at the end of their lives. When a blue star exhausts its nuclear fuel, it undergoes a supernova explosion and if the remaining core is massive enough, it can collapse into a black hole due to gravitational forces.
Blue World - 2008 Blue Holes and the Georgia Aquarium 3-1 was released on: USA: 27 August 2011
Yes, they do.
Yes some red an blue
They both have holes in them!!!
The Bahamas is home to several islands featuring blue holes, with the most notable being Long Island, Andros, and the Exumas. The Blue Hole on Long Island is famous for its deep, clear waters, while Andros is known for its extensive network of blue holes, including the famous "Dean's Blue Hole," which is the deepest known blue hole in the world. The Exumas also host several blue holes that attract divers and snorkelers alike. These natural formations are popular for their unique marine ecosystems and stunning underwater scenery.
Yes.
It is somehow connected
Blue holes are so far down in the sea that sunlight can't hit them and that means there is no oxygen, and that means that the microorganisms can live to decay the bones and fossils.
The black holes from Gamma ray usually burst because of their energetic form.
No, to the contrary; there are blue holes in the Great Barrier Reef (GBR).The GBR is a 2700km long complex with over 2900 individual reefs. A few of these reefs have blue holes in them. Blue holes are often caused by underground rivers and caves inside individual reefs, left over from the last ice age. More recently the roof of some of these rivers and tunnels would have collapsed leading to the formation of these "blue holes". I personally know of only one, but there are surely a few.