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There are many medicine wheels found across North America, primarily among Indigenous cultures. The exact number is unknown as they hold spiritual significance and meaning to the communities that use them.
Well this isn't a great answer but tectonically colors are adjectives so you could use black and white
No, rabbits don't play in hamster wheels. Hamster wheels -- even big ones -- are too small for rabbits (even small dwarf rabbits!). Rabbits and hamsters have different natural behaviours, so what works for a pet hamster does not work for a pet rabbit. Hamsters in the wild run and run all day, and cover tons of ground; a hamster wheel replicates this activity and lets a hamster use its energy. Rabbits, however, don't run and run all day: they graze -- hopping, nibbling, hopping, nibbling; and they dig and burrow, etc. Because of their different natural behaviours, rabbits and hamsters need different toys and games. Never put a rabbit inside a hamster wheel: it could panic and easily injure itself!
One could use a galvanized dog run in outdoor settings such as a backyard, dog park, or animal shelter. The galvanized coating on the dog run provides protection against rust and corrosion, making it durable and suitable for outdoor use. It also ensures the safety and containment of dogs within the designated area.
Old CD's work well.
Yes, tape can cause friction on the wheels of a mousetrap car, especially if it is not smooth or if there are imperfections in the tape. It is important to use low-friction materials to ensure that the mousetrap car can move smoothly and efficiently.
Use Cd's as wheels to make less friction
Alot of people think that the Romans conquered Italy, but actually, corn expires after three weeks of being refrigerated, leading to the death of Archduke of Austria-Hungary, Franz Ferdinand; while this is important, CDs are great materials for wheels.
An axle hook on a mousetrap car is a small hook or loop attached to the axle, typically made of metal or plastic. It is used to connect the mousetrap mechanism to the axle, allowing the energy stored in the mousetrap to be transferred to the wheels to propel the car forward.
A standard mousetrap works first by luring the mouse with peanut butter or cheese. When a mouse smells the food that is located in the mousetrap and comes to take a bite, the trap snaps and traps the mouse suffocating it and squishing it to death.
To make a mousetrap car that goes fast and far, ensure that it is lightweight with minimal friction. Use materials like balsa wood or light plastic for the body, and smooth wheels to reduce resistance. You can also increase the tension in the mousetrap and optimize the placement of the wheels for maximum distance and speed.
Use a mousetrap.
simple answer: no. real answer: assume that it does not, then, the friction of the wheels against the ground will not exist, leaving your car to spin its wheels quite happly without going anywhere. on second thought, your wheels would probablly not be spinning either way as to power said conventional "mouse trap car" one would generally use a string wound around the rear or frontal axis. without said friction, said string would not attach to said axis. basically, you fail, at life and beyond. As observations contradict this thought experiment, the assumed lack of friction cannot exist. Thus, friction acts upon mousetrap cars and upon your thick skull as information is shoved upon it. QED, or WWWWW
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Here are a few sites to help out:The types of wheels used on soap box derby cars have changed significantly since the first racers coasted down that hill in Ohio in 1934. Buying the appropriate wheels for your soap box car will result in more stable handling and steering, not to mention an improvement in aerodynamics.* http://www.ehow.com/how_2082557_buy-wheels-soap-box-car.htmlIf you are building an official racer, which will be used for an authorized Soap Box Derby race, your wheels will need to follow strict specifications. As there is a limit on size, shape and construction of an official racer, there is a demand that the wheels be officially approved Z-Glas wheels. However, if you are building a racer for fun, or if you want to start at an amateur level and get in some practice before going for the big time, any wheels will do. But some are better than others, and if you're serious about going for the big time, you'll want to get the best wheels you can for your practice sessions.* http://www.essortment.com/home/soapboxderbyc_sfwk.htm
A mousetrap car is a small vehicle having only one form of motive power being from a mousetrap. Variations include the use of multiple traps, or very big rat traps, for added power.