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What is the name of one who studies flying saucers?
A person who studies flying saucers is called a Ufologist.
What are the legendary bird called in LeafGreen?
Articuno is the blue one (ice flying type) Zapdos is the yellow one(electic flying type) Moltres is the red one (fire flying type)
What is more than one small flying insect called?
It is typically called a "swarm."
What is bone china used for?
One use is dinnerware (plates, bowls, cups, saucers).
Which is one of the largest companies that sells cups and saucers?
Stashtea is a major company that sells cups and saucers. They are not limited to these items. Their quality cups come at a price, but many think it's worth the price for what they get in return.
Where can someone purchase espresso cups and saucers?
One could purchase espresso cups and saucers on Amazon. If one wants the item quicker, they could purchase it in store at Bed, Bath and Beyond or Crate and Barrel. One's choice in where to purchase ultimately depends on the amount of money they are willing to spend on the item.
What is the degree called that one would get if studying jewelry or gems?
For Gems its Gemologist Not sure about Jewelry.
How do you spell teradactyl?
The likely word is the flying dinosaur (pterosaur) called the pterodactyl.
Who flied away with flying shoes in a Greek myth?
Hermes. the messenger god. he had flying shoes that helped him get from one place to another quickly. In Roman mythology, he is called Mercury.
Where can one find Bone China tea cups and saucers?
Bone China tea cups and saucers are available online at Etsy, eBay, and Tea Pots and Cookie Jars. You may find some at estate sales, auctions, thrift stores, and yard sells as well.
Studying the effect of one thing on another in order to test a hypothesis is?
This important step in the scientific method is called experimentation.
Where and how can you hire someone to create an alien language for you?
Good luck! If you aren't a major motion picture studio, you probably can't afford it. The only two recently invented "languages" I know of are one from a caveman movie whose name I can't remember, and Klingonese, from "Star Trek". You might look into Loglan, and I think there was already a BS alien language called ah-oo-ee, AUI or something like that, that the flying saucers buffs can probably direct you to.
