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How many hours would it take the sun to travel 360 degree?
The sun appears to move across the sky due to the Earth's rotation. It takes approximately 24 hours for the Earth to complete one full rotation of 360 degrees. Therefore, it would take the sun about 24 hours to appear to travel 360 degrees across the sky from our perspective on Earth.
Are the stars visible at 7 pm still at 11 pm in their original position?
No - in the four hours that have elapsed, they will have moved 60 degrees across the sky.
What is the meaning intersect?
To cross paths; to be across something (basically). Intersecting lines in simple geometry are lines that lie across each other and divide one line into 360 degrees. For more detail, look it up on Webster online or something.
Is 180 degrees the same as a reflechon?
Yes, 180 degrees is the same as a reflection in geometry. When a shape is reflected over a line, the angle formed between the original shape and its reflection can be measured, and for a line of reflection, this angle is 180 degrees. In essence, a 180-degree rotation or reflection produces a symmetrical image across the line of reflection.
How do you measure the width of a stream?
The easiest way to do it (without getting your feet wet) is go to the edge of the stream where it is fairly straight, find a spot directly across from your location and mark it in you mind, Pace along your side of the stream looking back, until the marked spot is 45 degrees back from your line of travel. The stream is the same width as the distance you have walked from your starting point.
Are Green June bug beetles blind?
No, there is no evidence that suggests that the Green June Beetle, or Cotinis nitida, are blind.
What is Large green flying insect with leaf-like sides?
Sounds like a Japanese beetle. Fun to hit out of the air with a tennis racket!The beetle grubs spend a long time underground eating your grass roots, so they are a pest insect.It might also be a large water beetle, which are not harmful but will bite!Hope this helps!
What country are dung beetles from?
Dung beetles can be found all across the globe, apart from Antarctica where they couldn't live due to an aversion to cold or dry weather. They even had a kind of sacred position in egypt as the scarab is a kind of dung beetle.
What were scarab beetles used four?
Worship mostly by the ancient Egyptians, they believed they were a symbol of Khepri, the early morning manifestation of the sun god Ra, from an analogy between the beetle's behaviour of rolling a ball of dung across the ground and Khepri's task of rolling the sun across the sky
Small spider like bug black with white stripes?
This is a Larder Beetle or Dermestes Ladarius L. The larder beetle is a commercial pest as well as a household pest. This is a cosmopolitan species which was historically a pest of cured meats.
Where do hide beetles live?
Well beetles can live pretty much every were across the world but mostly in hot places in logs or in tree bark
What distinguishing feature do black beetles with a brown stripe have?
Black beetles with a brown stripe have a distinguishing feature of a noticeable stripe running across their bodies.
What animals eat dung beetales in the araibian desert?
In the Arabian desert, dung beetles face predation from various animals, including birds such as crows and hawks, which hunt them from the air. Small mammals like foxes and rodents may also consume them when they come across dung beetles while foraging. Additionally, reptiles, such as lizards, might opportunistically eat dung beetles if they encounter them. Overall, these predators play a role in regulating dung beetle populations in the desert ecosystem.
What do scarab beetles live on?
The scarab beetle is a species of the dung beetle. The scarab beetle can be found in the Sahara Desert. However, dung beetles are native to other deserts like the Sonoran Desert in the United States and many other deserts in different continents except Antarctica.
Does a beetle have radial symmetry?
No. Beetles, like all insects, have bilateral symmetry. Bilateral symmetry means something has symmetry across one plane (known as the sagittal plane, and directly down the centre of their body), which means one side of their body approximately mirrors the other side.
Can you put a 71 super beetle transmission in a 1973 beetle?
Yes. An IRS Type 1 transmission is the same across the Type 1 line.
When were cane toads introduced to Australia and why?
Ironically they were introduced to destroy a cane-beetle plague. But the beetles are living in cane, where the toads cannot reach them. Also, cane beetles are too small to serve as food, so the toads left the canefields and entered forrests and swamps where they eat anything they can swallow. So recently, they are a pest themselves.
