Flags

It is hard to assess the value of a flag simply by knowing how many stars it contains. Many people feel that the value of the flag is in its patriotism or its emotional significance to them, which is obviously something without any kind of monetary value.

But i think they go around 2,200$ Hope this helps!

Well, the madagascan flag is a white strip on the left, and on the right there are two horizontal strips, the top one is red and the bottom one is green.

I called the NASA History Office and it turns out that six flags were placed on the moon, one for each lunar mission. I searched for information on each of the 6 Apollo missions that landed on the moon and for each there was a picture of the flag and a small quote. See the related links below.

The US flag was first raised on the moon on July 20th 1969 by Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin (although it later was laid flat by the force of the Lunar Module's ascent). Each subsequent Apollo mission also raised a flag.

Six flags were planted on the moon during the Apollo missions between 1969 and 1972. The flags were left by astronauts from the United States to mark their presence and signify their accomplishment of landing on the lunar surface.

There are six American flags on the moon, all of which were planted during the Apollo missions between 1969 and 1972. Over time, exposure to the harsh lunar environment has caused the flags to fade and deteriorate.

Yes, there is a flag on the moon. Several nations have placed flags on the moon during space missions, including the United States and the Soviet Union. The American flags planted during the Apollo missions are still standing, although they have likely been bleached by the sun's ultraviolet radiation.

Yes, the flags that were planted on the moon during the Apollo missions are likely still standing, but the harsh conditions on the moon have likely bleached them white from the sun's ultraviolet rays.

If the U.S. flag is flown at night, it is supposed to be lighted.

The flag on the moon stays up due to its structure. It has a rod along the top edge to keep it extended and in a flat position, giving the appearance of flying in the wind. There is some gravity on the moon (about 1/6th that of Earth), which also contributes to holding the flag in place.

As of now, there are six American flags on the Moon. However, they are all white now due to atmospheric pressure. Think about leaving something in the sun, it will fade. On the moon, it occurs at a much faster rate.

Yes, there are six flags on the moon from the six USA lunar landings. All but one are still standing. United States, the former Soviet Union, Japan and most recently India have flags on the moon.

According to the June 12, 1898 Proclamation of Philippine Independence, the white triangle is the distinctive emblem of the Katipunan which by means of its blood compact inspired the Philippine peoples to rise in revolution. The three stars represent the three geographical island groups of the country: Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao, although in the Declaration of Philippine Independence, one of the three stars originally represented the island of Panay, instead of the Visayas. Both representations convey the same idea: the unity of separate peoples and cultures into one Nation. The eight rays of the sun represent the first eight provinces, Manila, Cavite, Bulacan, Pampanga, Nueva Ecija, Tarlac, Laguna, and Batangas, which revolted against Spanish rule.

The colours are just like the flag of France. Blue, white & red - because the Acadians were from France. The only difference is the yellow star in the upper left hand corner.

The blue means the sky and the sea. The harmony and loyalty.

The white means peace, hope.

The red means the blood, a reminder of the suffering and hardships in their history.

And the yellow star signifies the Virgin Mary or the North Star that the fishermen used to follow to get back home.

3 rectangle, on top of each other, the midle rectangle is yellow the others red. the spanish flag has got a red strip and then a yellow strip (2 times the width of the red strip) and then another red strip. It has the spanish coat of arms in the middle left of the flag

White peony root is a traditional Chinese herb known for its anti-inflammatory and pain-relieving properties. It is often used in traditional Chinese medicine to treat conditions such as menstrual disorders, muscle cramps, and inflammation. White peony root is believed to promote blood circulation and balance the body's energy.

A codon is a sequence of three nucleotides in DNA or RNA that codes for a specific amino acid or a stop signal during protein synthesis. Codons represent the basic unit of the genetic code and are essential for determining the sequence of amino acids in a protein.

Yes, blue top tubes can cause hemolysis if they are shaken too vigorously during blood collection. Hemolysis can release hemoglobin from red blood cells into the serum, affecting test results. It is important to follow proper blood collection techniques to prevent hemolysis.

Earthquakes are often represented by the color red due to its association with danger, urgency, and warning. Additionally, orange and yellow colors may also be used to represent earthquakes as they symbolize heat, energy, and potential hazards.

The white matter of the central nervous system is primarily composed of myelinated nerve fibers, which are responsible for transmitting signals between different parts of the brain and spinal cord. Myelin acts as an insulating layer around the nerve fibers, allowing for faster signal transmission.

Nepal's flag is shaped like two triangles. See Sources and related links for a picture.

The spears on Kenya's flag represent defense and protection of the country, while the shield signifies unity and strength as a nation. The Maasai shield and spears are traditional symbols of the country's cultural heritage and history.

The only time you lower a flag to raise it is during a flag ceremony, such as raising the flag to half-staff in remembrance of a national tragedy or to honor a fallen hero, and then raising it back to full staff at the conclusion of the ceremony.

The North Pole does not have an official flag as it is not a country, but some expeditions and scientific stations use a variety of designs to symbolize their presence in the region. These flags often feature imagery such as polar bears, icebergs, or directional markers.

In the US Army, the rank is Lieutenant General.