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What is known as the lost continent?
This answer is not scientific, but usually the lost continent is Atlantis.
Where does lost energy in a rheostat go?
It is lost in heating the resistive material of the rheostat.
How can energy be lost in a food chain?
Energy can be lost in a food chain by heat or waste.
What is water lost in the form of?
Water is lost from the bodies of animals in the same form as humans. This would be either through perspiration or urination.
Energy that is lost to heat has merely been converted to another form not lost forever?
true
Why do mountaineers who are lost in blizzards dig snow-holes to keep warm?
This biggest reason mountaineers builds snow shelters is to keep warm. I know this sounds backwards, but snow actually acts as an insulator. If you can build a tight shelter, just big enough for your body, your body and breath can warm the air inside enough to help keep you warm -or warmer than you would be otherwise.
Why informations are not lost in black holes?
The information that are usually stored in a planck-sized remnantare usually not lost in the black holes.
What is magnetic rocks and what problem can they cause to mountaineers?
Magnetic rocks are rocks that contain magnetic minerals, such as magnetite. They can interfere with a compass's accuracy, leading mountaineers to navigate incorrectly and become lost. This can be particularly dangerous in remote or unfamiliar terrain where accurate navigation is essential for safety.
How much weight did Stanley think he lost in holes?
five pounds
What makes skiing dangerous?
Falling over, Avalanches, Crevases, Cliffs, Getting lost, Blizzards, Frostbite and Wolves/bears. But it's still worth the risk. :)
Where did Amundsen explore?
Amundsen explored Antarctica, along with his crew. He was the first person to make it back home alive. People that did not were either frozen to death or lost in the blizzards.
Why do newspapers have holes?
because it looks neater,and you might have trouble finding the pages(if lost.)
How many times has Tiger Woods not won after leading the thrid round?
To be precise, before the 2009 PGA Championship, Tiger Woods had never lost a major when leading after 54 holes (or the Third Round). However, of the last 50 PGA events, he had lost 3 times when leading after 54 holes.
Why are Blizzards Danger?
Blizzards are most dangerous these days to people travelling, particularly by vehicle. People can become stranded on the road without food, water, and exposed to the elements (or exposed to CO in their cars if they keep the engine running). Aside from that, driving on slippery roads in poor visibility causes numerous fatal accidents every year.They can be somewhat dangerous in the country where people can still be stranded outside with help a long way away, and in particularly severe blizzards it is possible to become disoriented and lost in whiteout conditions.The reason why they're so dangerous is because when the blizzard is going its very hard for people to drive and see through the snow. Which causes people to get lost and/or die! Hoped this helped
What does the scoring of 4 and 3 or 3 and 2 mean at the Ryder Cup?
Basically if someone has won 4 and 3 this means they were 4 holes up, with only 3 holes left to play. The Ryder Cup is played in a matchplay format, so holes are won and lost, 4 up would be an aggregate score of 4 holes ahead.
How do you find the sapphire in the lost cave?
Its in dotted hole not lost cave, in dotted hole fall down the first hole then you will see four holes fall in them in this order: up, left, right, down then take the sapphire.
What did Saint Bernards traditionally carry in their barrel?
Saint Bernards traditionally carried a small barrel of brandy around their necks to provide warmth and sustenance to lost travelers in the Swiss Alps.
