<h3><u>Email to a friend about the travel to Darjeeling:</u></h3>
Dear Jane
I hope all is well. Just wanted to share my experience, with my pal. Recently I had been on a trip that was sponsored as an award for wining a competition that was conducted by Explore, which is Travel Company. I was offered a wide variety of places to choose from, and I chose Darjeeling.
The reason being, the scenic beauty of the town that is located so close to the mighty Himalayas and there comes the name “Queen of Hills”. I was so excited about a few of these special places of interest like Tiger Hill, Mountaineering Institute and The zoo park of course. The sunrise at Tiger hill is a must watch as it a never seen before view, it appears as if the sun is rising up from underneath the clouds and like we spectators are watching it from the top, literally on cloud nine! The zoo park had a lot of rare Himalayan animals like the red Himalayan panda and the Black Panther that reminds you of jungle book. The memory of, the joy ride in cable car will always be cherished by me.
Regards,
Jude.
The answer is SPHERE. The center of the sphere should also be the center of the great circle. If this is not the case, wherein let's say the center of the sphere is not the center of the circle, then this would refer to a small circle. What goes through the center of the sphere is known as the great circle.
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Answer:
B. charles lyell
Explanation:
He is associated with the Laws of uniformitarianism and the idea that earth is shaped by natural process operational even today and contrast catastrophism, he is considered a pioneer in climate change and shifting boundaries between oceans and continents. His publications works are on the principles of geology.
On the timeline, an event that happened in 2009 would be <u>To the right of 2000 CE</u>