Hurricanes develop most often in the late summer when ocean waters have reached temperatures of 27°C (80°F) or higher.
Hurricanes are huge storms and they have spinning winds moving at 74 miles per hour. The terrible force of the whirling wind blows across the tropical waters' warm surface. This force blasts ashore, wrecking havoc and even taking lives.
A tropical cyclone may be called a hurricane, tropical storm, cyclonic storm, tropical depression, or simply a cyclone, depending on its location and intensity. The powerful tropical cyclone which occurs in Atlantic Ocean or north-eastern Pacific Ocean is called a hurricane.
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Answer:
GPS
Explanation:
learned this last year in geography :)
Within our galaxy alone there are around 500 solar systems (or so many we have discovered so far): so the statement is clearly wrong and the correct answer is b) False.
There are a lot more starts in the galaxy, but not all of them have planets around them - so not all of them have a solar system
It can be both
by improving transportation routes to Mecca
and
by improving sanitation and medical facilities
