I belive that the elements 1 through 92 occur naturally on Earth, except for elements 43 and 61, although these are only found in very limited concentrations. The elements mostly on the periodic table that accompany uranium are generated only chemically and are classified as transuranium or transuranic components.
The dissecting microscope is configured to allow low magnification of three-dimensional objects- objects larger or thicker than the compound microscope can accommodate. Furthermore, the two separate lenses of the binocular dissecting microscope allow one to see objects in three dimensions, i.e., in stereo
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There are 28 radio antenna, which are essentially satellite dishes. Only 27 are in operation at any given time, leaving one to sit out for maintenance. Astronomers using this array were able to observe black holes, and also observe the formation of interplanetary disks, among many other applications as well.
The reason why so many dishes are used is to increase the faint signal that is received from such a long distance away (often lightyears away). The 27 dishes are effectively the same as having a single radio dish that is 36 km (22 miles) in diameter. Having such a impossibly massive satellite dish is not feasible, so it's more practical to go with 27 smaller dishes.
3, definitely. The other answers are all harmful to the environment or flat-out wrong. At least it gets the economy going and lets more people make a living... even if it's hurting the ozone.
