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Would Trey Songz rather eat a skittle under a couch cushion or a half eaten cookieon the ground outside?
While it’s impossible to know Trey Songz's personal preferences, the choice between a skittle under a couch cushion and a half-eaten cookie on the ground likely comes down to hygiene and taste. Generally, many people would prefer the skittle due to its sealed nature and sweet flavor, while a cookie on the ground might be seen as less appealing. Ultimately, it would depend on his mood and tolerance for unconventional snacks.
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Why do people think nuclear testing above ground was eventually banned?
They learned about how far fallout can travel and affect people outside blast zones.
When is it ok to tie off outside of a boom or aerial lift?
It is generally acceptable to tie off outside of a boom or aerial lift when working within a controlled environment that minimizes fall hazards, such as when the lift is stationary and on stable ground. Additionally, if the task requires the worker to be outside the lift for a brief duration, and proper safety measures are in place, such as using a suitable anchor point and personal fall protection equipment, it may be permissible. Always follow your organization's safety protocols and guidelines.
Does cabbage grow above ground or under ground?
Cabbages grow above ground
Where does large ground finch live?
on the ground...
What is disturbed ground?
ground that has a psychological impairment
How do air cushion vehicles work?
Air cushion vehicles work by creating a large force of that points to the ground. This lifts the vehicle off the ground letting it ride on a cushion of air.
How long does it take for a skittle to get germs on it when it hits the ground?
Less than the amount of time it takes to blink.
What has the author George Kurylowich written?
George Kurylowich has written: 'The light-line-tethering technique for determining the aerodynamic derivatives of an air cushion vehicle' -- subject(s): Aerodynamics, Ground-effect machines, Ground-cushion phenomenon
What has the author P A Sullivan written?
P. A. Sullivan has written: 'A review of the status of air cushion technology including suggestions for a Canadian research and development programme' -- subject(s): Air cushions, Ground effect machines 'Analysis of a loop type flexible skirt air cushion' -- subject(s): Ground effect machines, Skirts 'Research on the stability of air cushion systems' -- subject(s): Ground effect machines, Skirts
How does a hovercraft float on a cushion of air?
A hovercraft floats on a cushion of air created by a fan or propeller underneath the craft. This cushion of air reduces friction between the hovercraft and the ground, allowing it to glide smoothly over surfaces such as water, ice, or land. The pressure from the cushion of air supports the weight of the hovercraft, enabling it to "float" above the surface.
Why do you need leaves to survive in the wilderness?
It creates a "cushion of air" which insulates you from the ground. This prevents heat loss due to conduction.
Where can you find stones?
outside in the ground
How can you reduce kick from 357 revolver?
Stand your ground with better cleavage and cushion the blow with something soft right where the guns butt is. :)
Air is forced under a hovercraft to form an air cushion what is the purpose of this cushion?
A hovercraft is first of all an "aircraft" in that it only uses air to be lifted off the ground by air pressure so that it can move without wheels or any other solid parts such as tracks or gliders like on a sled. Second, the craft needs to be a sufficient height from the ground in order to avoid touching the ground when it moves. The height from the ground depends on how rough and flat the ground is that the hovercraft is to move over. If the "ground" is very smooth and flat, like a plate of glass, then only a very small height is enough. When air is blown under the craft from a blower with enough force this air will escape in a thin sheet (a film) in all directions and lift the craft just enough to float and not touch the surface. . .this film can be called a sort of thin "cushion" as it supports the craft . . like a cushion or pillow supports one's head or the hole body. The air pressure in this film keeps the craft of the ground as long as the air is blown under the craft. . .like happens on a air-cushion-hockey-game-table. If the ground is very rough one needs to lift the craft quite high from the ground. . .say 1 meter for a big hovercraft. . . but this will be practically impossible without creating a hollow space under the craft so that on the edges only a narrow gap is left for the air to escape in a thin layer. This hollow space filled with pressurised air and acts like a pillow. . . a cushion. . . and lifts the craft a sufficient height from the ground so that stones and rough spots are cleared. The edges of the craft must be made of flexible material so that it can move over the rough surface while maintaining a good seal with the ground so that the air "cushion" will not lose its air easily and so the craft retains its height above the ground while moving, due to the air pressure in the "cushion" as long as the air is blown into the cushion. . .a bit like blowing up a balloon with a small hole in it. . .as long as you keep blowing hard enough the pressure will keep the balloon inflated. . .the air cushion under the hovercraft is like a leaky balloon that is continentally being inflated from a strong blower on the hovercraft.
Which connector on a cigarette light plug is the ground?
Center pin is 12 V, outside is ground.
What is the difference between an air boat and a hovercraft?
A hovercraft use a fan to push air underneath the craft and create an air cushion, and on a specially designeg skirt to keep the air cushion contained. The hovercraft will then be suspended with virtually no ground contact by that cushion, pretty much regardless of the speed it's moving at. An air boat at speed might manage to ram some air underneath its hull due to the wide, upturned front, but will settle solidly onto the ground the moment it slows down.
How do you put a small gumball machine outside without it getting stolen?
Nail it to the ground or cement it to the ground.
