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Bookmark or Share- Why do sunbeams appear to spread out? | Science QuestionsAnswer. The correct name for this phenomenon is "crepuscular rays". It refers to the apparent spreading out from behind a cloud of sunbeams or shafts of sunlight when you view them from the Earth's surface. It is, of course, an illusion. The Sun's rays are not issuing from behind a cloud and spreading out towards you: the Sun is so far away ...
- Sunbeamsjess Gossip Forum - Tattle LifeSunbeamsjess #3 Too busy to come up with a thread name. Brief recap: Jess remains boring. She’s “too busy” all the time despite doing nothing. They’ve moved out of her mums house and in to a rental flat that looks massive from what she has shown. Bets are on about when the house will be ready and whether Ines will have flown the nest by ...
- Booktubers - Tattle LifeAug 27, 2019. I've come across from GG because the site was so slow and this was the only thread I watch that TL didn't already have. Booktubers talk about books (for the most part) and the 'largest' booktubers, and the ones most discussed before, are: polandbananasBOOKS. Sasha Alsberg. Hailey in Bookland.
- Do rainbows follow the contours of the horizon?Answer. It's actually neither. A rainbow is caused by sunlight hitting clouds or rain, and can usually only be seen if there is a background of dark clouds.Sunbeams go into a raindrop, reflect off the back inside surface of the raindrop and come back out of the front. When they come back out, the raindrop behaves like a prism, and splits the ...
- Why are rockets stable? | Science Questions - The Naked ScientistsQuestion. Here's my question: Why are rockets stable? If I try to balance a pencil or a broomstick on my finger, it takes a lot of movement to keep the pencil/broomstick balanced. But rockets, from the space shuttle to model rockets to water rockets, take off without problems. At speed, the fins may help to direct the rocket, but when the ...
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