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3 years ago

What is mightier than steel yet cowers from the sun?

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2 answers:

Levart [38]3 years ago

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Ice is mightier than steel yet cowers from the sun.

Explanation

Steel is the hardest metal used in building heavy vessels for sailing or other kind of transportation.

But as it is a metal, it has freezing point so the steel may get frozen leading to failure in the working of ships at low temperatures.

Even vessels like ships, submarines can break if collided with ice blocks in the northern pole region.

So ice has the capacity to weaken the steel but it will melt easily in sunlight.

So ice is the one which mightier than steel yet cowers from the sun.

JulijaS [17]3 years ago

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Ice is only thing which is mightier than steel because it can breaks things which are made up of steels like ships but in the sunlight ice melts away it means it cowards away.

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