Toys

There are pictoral and literary references to kites before 100 BC. The Chinese, Indian, Egyptian, American Indian, Australian Aborigine and some European countries have all made reference to flying objects on the wind by holding a string. Some archaeologists think the first sail boat may have been a cloth or hide of some kind supported by sticks or tethers to the boat before written history. I haven't yet found a reliable reference to who made the first kite on January 1 1400, though. I would assume that kite flying was a fairly popular celebration of the Gregorian New Year. The kite was first invented and popularized approximately 2,800 years ago in Weifang, China, where materials ideal for kite building were readily available: silk fabric for sail material, fine, high-tensile-strength silk for flying line, and resilient bamboo for a strong, lightweight framework. Alternatively, kite author Clive Hart and kite expert Tal Streeter hold that kites existed far before that time. The kite was said to be the invention of the famous 5th century BCE Chinese philosophers Mozi and Lu Ban. By at least 549 CE paper kites were being flown, as it was recorded in that year a paper kite was used as a message for a rescue mission.

F.O.R.B.:

fuel, oxygen, radio, batteries

PLUS:

-vizier's

-thermal suits

-gas masks,

-and other necessary space travel materials.

hope this helps!

The Teletubbies were designed to appeal to young children with bright colors and simple shapes. Their design was meant to be whimsical and imaginative rather than resembling aliens. They have exaggerated features to make them easily recognizable and engaging for their target audience.

Buzz Lightyear gets his power from the energy source in his suit, called a "MyCoe" fusion reactor. This advanced technology gives him the ability to fly, shoot lasers, and communicate with Star Command.

i dont really know what they are called lol lmfao

Unfortunately, you can't from the BBC because it doesn't sell market, but there might be a Nev the bear soft toy coming out for a charitiy event soon!

The strongest Beyblade is subjective and depends on individual preferences and strategies. Some of the popular and strong Beyblades include Spriggan Requiem, Perfect Phoenix, and Revive Phoenix. Ultimately, the outcome of battles depends on the Blader's skill and strategy rather than just the Beyblade itself.

The quality of toys in Kenya can vary depending on where you purchase them. In urban areas and larger stores, you can find a range of high-quality international and local toys. However, in more rural or informal markets, the quality may not be as good due to cheaper materials and manufacturing processes. It's always best to check the quality before purchasing.

You can tell dough has fully risen when it has doubled in size, typically after 1-2 hours depending on the recipe. The dough should also hold an indentation when gently pressed with your finger. Over-proofed dough may be fragile and collapse easily.

Earthbending is a fictional skill from the animated series "Avatar: The Last Airbender." It is not possible to bend the elements in real life as depicted in the show. However, you can learn martial arts and meditation techniques inspired by earthbending to improve physical and mental well-being.

The dollar tree, Chuck-E-Cheese, and any basic joke shop>

you can get self inflating whoopee cushions at Rite Aid or Walgreen's

you can get electronic whoopee cushions at Cvs Pharmacy, and the dollar store

You can try pouring boiling water down the drain to loosen the silly putty, followed by using a plunger or drain snake to dislodge it. If that doesn't work, you may need to call a plumber to professionally remove the blockage.

Depends on what earth is.

If earth is referring to plants that earth beats water.

However if earth is referring to minerals it could be either way as either water erodes earth or earth pollutes water.

The name "marbles" comes from the historical practice of making toy balls from actual marble stone. Over time, the game evolved and modern marbles are made from various materials like glass, clay, or plastic. The name "marbles" has stuck even though the materials used have changed.

A cell nucleus is a membrane-bound organelle found in eukaryotic cells that contains the cell's genetic material. In contrast, a nucleoid is a region inside prokaryotic cells where the genetic material is found, but it is not enclosed by a membrane. Nucleoids are simpler in structure compared to cell nuclei.

Infra red is just another way of saying thermal energy, which is another way of saying heat. An IR cooker works pretty much the same way as a toaster does, heating the food by putting it near rods/wires heated red hot.

The answer is yes, here is the story:

In WW1, it was first synthesized by the Ottoman Turks to use as the main explosive in their fragmentation artillery shells. The results were horrific. By the end of the war, Trihexlphene 114 explosives, as they were known, were being harnessed by the Central Powers, and Russia was investing research in the subject before the revolution. Over half a million allied soldiers were wounded by the very potent effects of massive Trihexlphene bombardments. After the Great War ended, it became apparent that the real toll of such weapons was not on Allied servicemen, but on the long term and dangerous effects that the substance had on the local environment. Massive toxic secretions from the explosions resulted in immediate vegetation loss, as well as long term species endangerment and watershed pollution.

After the war, the newly founded League of Nations permanently banned the use use of Trihexlphene 114 in any military conflict. For now, the world was safe for the effects of its pollutants.

In WW2, there were reports of the Japanese filling grenades with Trihexlphene, with detrimental results. In the second battle of Titian Atoll, these grenades were used against U.S. marine landings. Almost 30% of the islands vegetation was destroyed.

After WW2 all Trihexlphene stocks around the world were disarmed and destroyed.

All of the substance was thought to be gone, until a toy company in the 1990's found out the chemical formula ideal for its the construction of its newest product based on WW1 and WW2 eye-witness accounts, and named it "Silly Putty".

The formula was altered to prevent accidental combustion of the substance.

It is a safe product, but there have been rumored reports of the occasional shipment becoming flawed and exploding in transport.

Metagross can only learn Earthquake with the use of a TM.

When lava is underground, it is called magma. Magma is molten rock beneath the Earth's surface that can eventually erupt onto the surface as lava during a volcanic eruption.

For Flame Libra T125ES the only adequate part is Flame, which can be obtained from the infinitely more useful Flame Sagittario C145S. As a result, there is little or no reason to buy this Beyblade.

USGS stands for United States Geological Survey. They are a scientific agency of the United States government that conducts research and provides unbiased information about the geology, natural hazards, and resources of the United States. This includes monitoring earthquakes, volcanoes, and water resources, as well as mapping and studying the landscape.

The "coolness" of a tech deck can be subjective, but the Lexus hoverboard, developed with magnetic levitation technology, is often considered one of the coolest tech decks. It allows riders to hover and glide over surfaces, creating a futuristic and exhilarating experience.

there is a bad told tale about: a huge pinball machine, that you enter inside the ball.

and two friends hit it with the pin or whatever the people calls. they said: it travels around the globe in: amusement parks, fun parks, carnivals and circuses. but never comes in my town, but you can search for a list of the places they intended visit