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What is the highest mountain in the entire Rocky Mountain Range?
Mount Elbert is the highest mountain in the Rocy Mountains of North America. Its elevation is 14,440 feet (4,401 m).
What is the highest mountain in the rockies mountain range?
Mount Elbert is the highest mountain in the Rocy Mountains of North America. Its elevation is 14,440 feet (4,401 m).
What school did rocy and cece go to on shake it up?
John Hughes High School
Is rocky Balboa 63?
Sylvester Stallone, the actor who played him in the Rocy films, is curently 64.
Who is chresanto August?
he is rocy royal from mindless behaviour, the one with short hair usually wears a cap.
What is the mother country of North Carolina?
According to historians, North Carolina shares a direct lineage with Englandâ??s Moravian culture since the group is revered as the first settlers there.
How does spit form on a rocy headland?
Spit formation on a rocky headland occurs through a combination of wave action and sediment transport. As waves approach the coastline, they carry sediment and erode the land, depositing material in a process known as longshore drift. When the prevailing currents encounter a change in the coastline, such as a rocky headland, the sediment accumulates, gradually extending outwards to form a spit. Over time, the spit can grow as more sediment is deposited, creating a landform that extends into the water.
Where is micheal's arts and crafts store located?
You should check online to find your specific store, because hours can vary from location to location or on holidays. But generally the store is open Monday--Saturday from 9:00am--9:00pm and Sunday from 10:00am--7:00pm.
Can you see if Rocky Garcia on facebook is Jesus Christ here on earth today?
There are several "Rocy Garcias" on Facebook. In any case, I find that unlikely. However, you'll just have to make up your own mind on this. I suggest you ask yourself about anybody who thinks is the return of Jesus Christ: * Does he claim to be the return of Christ? - I, at least, would expect Christ, on His return, to say that He is, indeed, Christ. At least, eventually he would. * Are his (or her) teachings compatible with those of Jesus Christ? That doesn't necessarily mean that all the laws he proposes are the same - the conditions of society change over time, so naturally, you might expect some laws to change as well. * Does he bring any new insights? * Is he, himself, an exemplar of the highest moral standards? - For this, you can obviously not just trust what that person himself (or herself) publishes on the Internet. Some additional research may be in order. * Do his teachings promote well-being? (Jesus said, about distinguishing true prophets from false prophets, something in the sense of, you will recognize them by their fruits.)
Why does the moon not give out light of its own but reflects from the sun?
Light from the sun, like light from all stars, is produced through a nuclear fusion reaction inside the star. The moon, which obviously isn't a star, reflects the sun's light because its rocy, dusty, surface is very reflective. The main reason the moon does not give out it's own light is because is does not have a source. To produce light it needs fuel. The moon can only reflect light (which we can see) when it is facing towards us and on the backside side of the earth. The moon is like a big mirror. To trial this, use a light, a basket ball and a small cosmetic mirror. Put the light on a bench, then hold the basket ball about a meter or 2 away. Now using the mirror pointing towards the basket ball, move it around the basket ball and you will see how it reflects. (remember when the mirror is between the light and the basket ball, the backside of the mirror will be facing the light). The only reason you can see the moon durning the daylight hours is because it is actually blocking the sunlight, not reflecting it. (in saying that however, there would be a small amount of reflection from the moon edges that are closest to the sun). Actually I am slightly wrong here, the moon will reflect some of the light that is reflected from the earth. Hope this helps answer your question. Kevin.
Is there weather on Jupiter?
Jupiter does not have a solid surface, ... There are two types of bands: ... The storms on Jupiter are similar to thunderstorms on Earth.
How are humans causing changes in ecosystems and the possible effects they are causing?
Well there are the obvious and the not so obvious problems. We have fundamentally changed the face of the earth. Basically, there are whole categories of ways that we have changed the world through building projects, exploration, manufacturing and transport, domestication, agriculture, mining, and even the content of our atmosphere. The only other organisms that have so fundamentally changed the way the ecosystems of the world work are corals, algae, and other foundational species. Let's start with the oldest and work our way up, simply, or this will be an entire encyclopedia. Agriculture and domestication. We have terraformed whole continents in our persuit of the support of those species which we have decided are tasty and useful. We have displaced or eradicated thousands of species to make room for our farms. The Rocy Mountain Locust, for example, was completely eradicated in the last century. we peeled off an entire ecosystem's worth of native grasses to plant crops, and then we almost lost that in the dust bowl before we improved our ag practice. In Austrailia, they pulled up trees, and then discovered that the trees were the only thing preventing the land from becomeing saltwater wastelands. They cut down virgin rainforest in Brazil, and then the land underneath is barren within a few short years, stripped by rain and erosion. We've been actively involved in agriculture for about 6000-10,000 years now. And that's a lot of poo spread around. No seriously. Not only human poo has to be accounted for, we're also talking about all of our livestock too. Fertilizer and water diverted from aquifers and rivers can make citrus grow in the desert, but also makes dead zones in river deltas. We have actively played a part in reducing the variation of this planet, not just in terms of plants, but animals. We preserved for many centuries, those which we desired, and those which we did not were destroyed without a thought. Save the dog, slay the wolf. Hunt the lynx, but spare the feral cat. We have also hunted to depletion animals that were foundational, Moas, for example, were tasty for the Maori, but when they disappeared due to hunting, so too did the Haast's Eagle. Our explorations have introduced diseases and zoonoses that have destroyed not merely indigenous human populations, but also the endemic species. We have introduced snakes to Guam which destryed the bird population, mice and rats, cane toads, feral cats, camels, and more to Australia and New Zaland, the current die off in frogs worldwide is caused in some part by a pathogen that we introduced inadvertantly. Zebra mussels and algae infest waterways, European starlings swarm over North America, Quaker Parrots chatter over Brooklyn, Boa Constrictors slither through the everglades, and opossums, once restricted to virginia and appalachia, are now all over the US. The list of this kind of change simply goes on and on. So then there is mining. No other species on earth has ever cut the tops from mountains and distributed the contents all over the world. Only corals and us make islands and reefs. We have dug up rare earths, poisoning the land around for miles. What we do with them causes even more trouble, and we're not just talking chernobyl and Tepco. We're talking waste. Millions upon millions of metric tons worth of waste that will never degrade, that simply sits out there, or is buried, or burned, everything from plastic bags to used computers, to spent nuclear material. Some of this winds up in the sea creating garbage patches that are bigger than whole countries. OUr building projects create types of environments that have never been seen before. Our highways cut up ecosystems and our fences hamper migration routes. We have flooded valleys to create resevoirs. The Three Gorges dam even slowed rotation of the earth. We destroy forests and then build skyscrapers. We are responsible for emissions that change the composition of our atmosphere. Only plants have caused such a huge impact on the content of our air.
