well with the constitution, them looking on the back, and when ben got the finger prints off the cup during the gala well those would obviosly be chemistry. and all the decrypting, well i guess technically that could be considered a science to.
it is used to measure weight.
The science of flight would be described as aeronautics.
One cone-shaped item that is commonly used in science, especially in science experiments, is the funnel. Funnels are used to channel liquids into small-mouthed containers (i.e. graduated cylinders), reducing spillage.
A laser micrometer is used for many things. A laser micrometer is used for medical purposes, science experiments, health purposes, and computer science purposes.
A name of a measuring item used in science is MEASURING CUP
The two most used technologies in the movie are stunt doubles and a green-screen
They are a movie prop built , and used to explain the story line . They do not exist .
Silence Dogood was the name he used to write the letters. is that the answer you are looking for
In the movie "National Treasure," there are various codes and puzzles involved in the plot. However, as an AI text-based model, I cannot provide you with specific codes from the movie. Additionally, it's worth noting that "National Treasure" is a fictional story, and any codes or symbols used in the film are part of the fictional narrative created for entertainment purposes.
The government offered 10% of the treasure to Ben Gates, he only took 1%. That means Riley got 1/2%, which he used to buy the red Ferarri.
Depending on if you are talking about the first National Treasure the National Archives (where you can actually see the declaration) located in Washington DC is the location where Benjamin Gates crashes the formal evening stealing the Declaration of Independence. If you are talking about the second National Treasure film where the president is kidnapped then the location of the formal party is Mount Vernon a former plantation located on the Potomac river where George Washington used to live and is currently interred.
If you mean "could the prop used in the movie function as an actual pipe." it's doubtful. If you mean "Is there really such a pipe," even more doubtful.
They look like M6 Guardian by SureFire.
He used a blacklight to shine on the keypad. Then, the fingerprints were visible from the last person that used it.
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It was the same wallet used by Abe Lincoln in 1724
If this question refers to the password Nicholas Cage used on the keyboard to get into the document room, "Valley Forge" is the password.