What’s a firefall

Answer 1

You’re right, it is really cool! The firefall is a natural phenomenon that occurs for a few days in mid to late February each year in Yosemite National Park. When the setting sun hits Horsetail Fall just right, the waterfall glows red and orange, as if it’s made of fire.

This year, though, the fall might not turn fiery. As of Feb. 13, there wasn’t enough water flowing, and there’s no rain in the forecast during the dates when the sun would hit at the right angle.

If you’re still wanting to go see it despite the low chance of the spectacle making an appearance, know that it’ll probably be difficult to manage. Last year, thousands of visitors tried to catch a glimpse of the firefall, and the overcrowding caused some destruction, like trampled plants and eroded riverbanks. Park staff hopes to avoid those issues this year by more tightly controlling access to that part of the park.

Answer 2

Broadly speaking, a computer firewall is a software program that prevents unauthorized access to or from a private network. Firewalls are tools that can be used to enhance the security of computers connected to a network, such as LAN or the internet. They are an integral part of a comprehensive security framework for your network.

Answer 3

a tree whose fall is caused by the partial destruction of its roots in a ground fire or Firefall is an American country rock band that formed in Boulder, Colorado, United States, in 1974.

Answer 4

a tree whose fall is caused by the partial destruction of its roots in a ground fire.

Answer 5

Sun hits waterfall corectley =firefall

Answer 6

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Answer 7

a ball