Emotions

No. This supermassive black hole has a mass of 4 million times the mass of the Sun (well, that's the latest estimate), and it is at a distance of 30,000 light-years. There is no reason to believe we are getting near it in the foreseeable future.Also, it is part of the structure of our galaxy; why would we be disturbed by its presence? We should be grateful it is there.

While it may feel like the heart is causing these emotions due to its physical sensations, it is actually the brain that dictates our emotional responses. The physiological reaction of the heart speeding up is the body's way of preparing for action in response to these intense emotions. It is the brain's interpretation of the situation that triggers the emotional response, which in turn affects the heart rate.

The phrase his anger is a gale force is an example of a metaphor.

Laughing gas, also known as nitrous oxide, does not make you go to sleep. It may cause drowsiness or feeling relaxed, but you remain conscious and able to respond to stimuli. It is commonly used as a mild sedative in dental procedures and medical settings.

Hatred, as is stated repeatedly in the poem. The hatred between the narrator and the enemy produce fireworks of rage.

Create a safe and quiet space for your dog to retreat to, like a room with no windows. Play calming music or white noise to drown out the sound of fireworks. Consider using a calming aid such as a ThunderShirt or pheromone diffuser. Stay with your dog to provide comfort and reassurance.

When you cry, your vocal cords become tense, leading to changes in pitch, volume, and tone in your voice. The tension can cause your voice to crack as you struggle to control your vocal production while experiencing strong emotions.

Smells are closely linked to emotions because of the way our brains process scent information. When we smell something, our brain immediately connects it to memories, emotions, and experiences associated with that particular odor. This is due to the close proximity of our olfactory system to the brain's limbic system, which handles emotions and memories.

The understanding that emotions were not sourced in the heart but in the brain began to develop in the 17th century through the work of philosophers and scientists like René Descartes and Thomas Willis. However, it wasn't until the 20th century with advancements in neuroscience and psychology that this idea became widely accepted in the scientific community.

Laughing gas, also known as nitrous oxide, can lower inhibitions and make some people more talkative or uninhibited. However, it does not have the same truth serum effect as depicted in movies. It can make people more jovial and chatty, but it does not necessarily lead to revealing deep secrets.

Laughing gas, or nitrous oxide, can make you feel relaxed, euphoric, and possibly giggly. Some people also experience tingling sensations or mild hallucinations. It typically wears off quickly once the supply is stopped.

I had a Chichuahua that got pet anxiety or separation anxiety about five years ago. He was ok for a year and a half and house broken well. When they get this they get spiteful and use the house. We both worked long hours and my husband at the time worked shifts. When he was gone, I was at home, but the puppy did stay quite a few hours alone while we worked, no more than usual. Kept in the wash room with a child gate. Plenty of water and food and safe toys. The vet said they don't understand it. I explained to him that if I got in from work late, I often stayed up until two o'clock in the morning and went in late since I owned my business. This was so the chihuahua would have plenty of time with me. The vet said if I was the one he choose to be the most attached to he was missing me. He acted like he loved us both the same. He said some dogs get it and it is not something that is fully understood and unless I could quit work and stay with him, it was likely not to stop. The 6 months of wetting in the house after being taken out ever 15 minutes, didn't stop. He screamed at night for 6 months. The vet could find nothing wrong with him. Couldn't let him sleep in the bed with us, because he would get down and wet the floor. Vet said once they start the separation anxiety the only way to stop it is to quit work and stay at home with them. You can't sell a business for a pet. I had him adopted out to a family with children and two dogs. He also got mean. He bit the baby but they kept him. He was not mean to us. He was sweet and this broke my heart. My husband even cried. We loved him so. He was two years old. My friend has a poodle that has this and she is on Prozac but five years ago they didn't give them the Prozac. So now they are saying it is a mental thing. Different vets have different opinions. Didn't get a puppy for five years after this. Just couldn't. We early retired and now we have a tiny chihuahua and she is doing great and a sweetheart. I just wouldn't get another one until I had more time to spend with one. They are very loving little dogs and need your attention alot. We gave the first one sooooo much attention, but now I am getting this one used to staying in a crate for naps twice a day and not just holding her all the time like I did him. Dogs have different personalities just like people.

Coloured flames occur when burning aparticular element. different elements will change the colour of the flame, but the colour will go back to normal once all the atoms of an element have been burned

An accelerating tempo often evokes feelings of excitement, tension, and anticipation. It can create a sense of urgency and energy that can heighten emotions and increase engagement from the listener.

Having laughing gas can make you feel relaxed, euphoric, and a bit giggly. It can also reduce pain and anxiety during dental procedures. The effects wear off quickly once the gas is no longer being administered.

You can feel wind but don't see it.

I feel God's presence but I can't see him.

When you cry, your body may release stress hormones and stimulate the production of sweat, which can sometimes carry the scent of the alcohol ingested or metabolized in the body. The smell of alcohol when crying may also be due to alcohol being excreted through sweat glands.

People who interpret stress as challenging and interesting rather than threatening or frustrating are exhibiting a mindset known as a "positive reframe." This mindset can help individuals see opportunities for growth and development in difficult situations, which can lead to more adaptive coping strategies and better overall well-being.

• When someone who use to cry can't cry anymore they have probably cried themselves out which is a physical release on the body and relieves tension. Some people have a good cry and then move forward in their lives and consider whatever made them cry a learning curve in life. This does not mean that in the future you won't be able to cry again.

emotional needs r the one which consoles u when you cry and which celebrates when your happy.Physical needs r depend on age group .If your married perfect sex lyf is condidered as physical need and if ur not married kissess and hugs is said to be physical needs.....but both the needs should be fullfilled from two side to make a perfect love

Radiators can seem attractive because they provide warmth and comfort in colder temperatures, which can be very appealing. They also have a functional and industrial aesthetic that some people find visually appealing. Additionally, the sound of a radiator hissing or clanking can create a cozy atmosphere.

Laughing gas may reduce inhibitions and cause disorientation, potentially leading someone to share information they wouldn't normally. However, it cannot force someone to divulge secrets against their will. It is always important to respect someone's privacy, especially when they are under the influence of any substance.

"Crying gas" is a colloquial term for tear gas, a chemical weapon used for riot control. When exposed to tear gas, people experience irritation of the eyes, mucous membranes, and respiratory system, resulting in tearing, coughing, and difficulty breathing.

Acting like you're on laughing gas typically involves speaking quickly, laughing frequently, feeling more relaxed, and possibly exhibiting exaggerated or silly behavior. It's important to remember that excessive laughter or behavior might be misinterpreted or cause confusion, so it's best to find a balance that keeps the mood light and fun without going overboard.

because it's was born from Krakatoa, one of the most dangerous volcanoes that lived. It caused the big explosion of the 18 hundreds with a pyroclastic flow that killed everyone on a nearby island. Scientist along with amateur geologists like me are afraid baby Krakatoa is going to follow in it's fathers footsteps. I hope to visit it before it actually gets dangerous.