Answer:
Earth's varying distance from the Sun,
Explanation:
There has been an established fact that the sunrise and sunset times varies because of the earth’s tilt in its orbit and its varying distance from the sun. At different locations on the earth, the times when the sun comes up and goes down would certainly be different on any given day. The north of Gisborne in New Zealand witnesses the world's first sunrise each and every day.
Answer:
Explanation:
el niño is the warm phase and is associated with a band of warm ocean water that develops in the central and east-central equatorial pacific
The correct answer is - A. each nation desires an independent sovereign state.
It is very rare that a multinational state can function without any ethic or separatist problems. Most of the ethnic groups want to have their own independent state and not be ruled by someone else from another ethnic background. There lots of examples of this throughout the world, like Spain, were the Catalans in the northeastern part of the country, and the Basques in the northern part of the country, have strong separatist movements, and have been trying for decades to become independent states.
Cloud droplets collide to form larger droplets in a process called <u>coalescence</u>
Answer: Option A
<u>Explanation:</u>
When the drop lets of the cloud which are present in the air bang into each other, the result is the formation of a bigger drop let of the cloud and this whole process is known as coalescence.
And such big drop lets are big enough in their size which can result in the rainfall in that region. The droplet should at least reach a size of 4 mm to result into rainfall and this collision is a fast process.
I visited a small beach in Long Island once, a garden variety one except less crowded and with pebbles in the sand. The beach was half a mile long, occupied by maybe two hundred people. Most were sunbathers but there were also many families with kids playing in the sand. One particuar family of 6 had a giant tent. We were there at 4PM so the sun shone less power UV rays, fortunate for us, unfortunate for the sunbathers. I decided grab the proper tools and construct a mini sand fortress that could withstand the waves. After several failed attempts I finally made a fortress large enough and built quick enough to be built before a big wave destroyed it. Fortress is an exaggeration, it was just several reinforced walls made with an ideal sand to water ratio. Some young children were watching my "fortess" in awe, made sense because their little sand castles paled in comparison to my design. I would bet you a hundred dollars that one of them took over my wavebreaker after I left, it's a practice commonly used on beaches. Once at a crowded beach I made a absolutley MAMMOTH series of walls and pits, after withstanding waves became too easy I built a castle behind it. It took 4 hours total. A few others started copying me so I spoke to a kid building a rather large castle near mine so we agreed to construct a wall or two connecting the two complexes. Then I had to leave so I gave it to him.