- There are 165 canals in Amsterdam, in total these canals add up to 60 miles.
- There are 3 x's in Amsterdam's coat of arms(a coat of arms is a distinctive heraldic bearings of a person or country, city, etc. so their heritage.)
- There are 1,281 bridges in Amsterdam, 80 of those being within the center of it. The Magere Brug(also known as the Skinny Bridge) is the most famous bridge in the city.
- in 1850, 30% of the people in Amsterdam successfully lived off of begging.
- Since 2000, there are 45% more bees in Amsterdam
- Dutch people(Amsterdam is mainly dutch city) are the tallest people in the world.
Based on our science, the universe could have three possible shapes dependant on the amount of matter in it, the matter affects the curvature of the universe, linked to its shape and geometry. For example, a closed Universe will have a positive curvature, meaning that the average density is more than the critical density. An open universe, on the other hand, would have a negative curvature, and therefore the qaverage density would be less than the critical density. A flat universe would have no curvature and the average density would be equal to the critical density. These shapes relate to the fate of the universe, a closed universe would be finite, an open universe would be infinite and a flat universe would be infinite with no curve.
The correct answer is - A) extrusive.
The extrusive igneous rocks, and the type of igneous rocks that are forming on the surface or very close to the surface. This type of igneous rocks are forming very quickly because the magma is cooling down very quickly, thus giving them some specific characteristics.
These types of rocks can be easily distinguished from the intrusive rocks, the extrusive ones, because of the quick formation, have very small crystals, almost unnoticeable, while the intrusive ones, because they have much bigger period of formation, have nicely formed, easily noticeable, big crystals.
The correct answer is - False.
The Mediterranean region is not a place where the dairy farming is popular at all, and that is mainly due to the climate in the region which is not really suitable for this type of farming.
Most of the dairy farming is located in the central part of the European continent, where there's mountain ranges and higher elevations, where there's no droughts or extremely high temperatures during the summer, and the grass is green for most of the year.