Mountains

No, Bonnard did not paint landscapes that included Mount Sainte-Victoire in Provence. This mountain is more famously associated with artist Paul Cézanne, who painted it numerous times. Bonnard's works focused more on domestic scenes, interiors, and gardens.

No, Magic Mountain in California no longer offers Twickets. Twickets was a ticket exchange platform that allowed users to buy and sell spare tickets at face value or less, but it is no longer in operation.

it is 5,900,894,673,800,674,135,790 miles above sea level

Asheville, North Carolina is known for its vibrant arts scene, craft breweries, and outdoor activities such as hiking and biking in the nearby mountains. It is also famous for the Biltmore Estate, a historic mansion and gardens built by the Vanderbilt family.

Mammoth Mountain, located in California, has not erupted in recorded history. It is considered to be a dormant volcano, with its last known eruption dated back to roughly 57,000 years ago. It is currently being monitored for any signs of potential volcanic activity.

France - Mont Blanc 4,808 m (15,781 ft)

Spain - Pico de Teide (Tenerife) on Canary Island 3,718 m (12,198 ft)

Research indicates that 90% of Mt. Blanc is in Italy. Furthermore, the location of the summit seems to be in question.

A list of notable environmental engineers would include G. D. Agrawal, Robert A. Gearheart, and Ellen Swallow Richards. Also on the list are Braden Allenby, Alfred S. Jones, and George Pinder.

Edible plants in the Catskill Mountains include ramps, fiddlehead ferns, and wild berries like blueberries and raspberries. Inedible plants to avoid are those with toxic properties such as poison ivy, poison hemlock, and false hellebore. It's important to have proper identification skills or consult a local expert before consuming any wild plants.

No, mountains are not typically found in the marine biome. The marine biome consists of oceans, seas, and other saltwater environments, whereas mountains are landforms that are typically found on land.

It is usually difficult to tell an aircraft's age by looking at it because, to be in the best flying order, they always look like new. One way to tell age is to look at the type of aircraft it is. I f the type or variant is no longer in production than you have a time fame. However, there is a much more accurate way if your country offers this service. If you know the tail number (it is called a tail number in the U.S) which is ultimately the number on the tail you can log on to the FAA website (again, or your own countries) and enter the number. If you enter the number correctly you will get a large amount of information about the aircraft. Including the day it completed production.

For more info visit: www.aviationencyclopedia.buildmy.ws/Boeing/Index.html

Condensation occurs on the windward side of a mountain because the rising air cools by adiabatic expansion, so the air becomes saturated and the water vapor condenses. The lee side is dry because the air that has had its moisture squeezed out in going over the mountain warms by compression, so becomes relatively drier.

A series of identical prints made from the same plate is called an edition. Each print in the edition should be identical in terms of color, paper, size, and printing technique.

I'm not a scientist but I myself, think that erosion is greater on a mountain slope. This is due to gravitational pull on soil, rocks, water... Being pulled down therefore, causing erosion. This is just my opinion.

It depends on where in the Rockies you are. New Mexico? Colorado? Wyoming? Montana and Idaho? There will also be the standard deviations from the norm based on altitude, solar activity, weather, local anomalies, etc. The deviation will range from about 9o in northern New Mexico (which is the southern end of the range) to about 15o in northern Montana and the Idaho panhandle. Use the link to the NOAA web page where you can get a magnetic declination for any geographic location within the U.S. along with some correction factors. It is even searchable by zip code to make it really easy to approximate things quickly.

Folding and faulting in mountains occurs because of the movement of lithospheric plates as described in the theory of plate tectonics.

Continent to continent collision compresses the crust and its sedimentary cover rocks, displacing and distorting them upwards (folding) and fracturing them (faulting). Folding and faulting can also occur in oceanic crust-continental crust collisions, in areas above subduction zones.

== == All bodies in space warp space to one degree or another depending on their size and composition....their gravity is directly proportional to the center of their mass ...in other words the closer to its core the stronger the gravity ...conversly the further the weaker (a mountain)

Mt. Whitney has never erupted. It is not a volcano.

Sound will travel better on top of the mountain because there are fewer obstacles to block or absorb the sound waves, allowing them to travel further and with less distortion. In contrast, at the foot of the mountain, the dense vegetation, buildings, and other obstacles can interfere with the propagation of sound, reducing its clarity and range.

It definetly won't be cheaper to book tix while in Asia. Some of the domestic only carriers are best to buy when "in country" but any major flights won't be any cheaper. My girlfriend and I did a tour last year. Cathay pacific has a stellar package called the all Asia pass. Basically it's all the destinations in Asia you care to book for up to 30 days. We paid 1700$ last year. The only drawback is you have to have all your flights booked before you go, and you can't change anything.

A "flat-top" refers to an aircraft carrier, known for its flat flight deck used to launch and recover aircraft at sea. These carriers played a significant role in naval warfare during World War 2, providing mobile air support for missions across vast ocean expanses.

Yes.