A lunar eclipse can only happen during a full moon.
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By doing my research on on this question, it look likes this war was settled in the <span>seventh-century. They named it the "Arabian War". They considered very severe and intense to be in this war.
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Srivijaya was a Malay city state located in the island of
Sumatra in what is now the country of Indonesia. Srivijaya became a rich cultural
and trading center, and a regional hegemon due to being surrounded by the sea, and its close proximity to Sunda and
Malacca Straits. The straits were important
because much of the trading ships carrying spices, wood, and other raw
materials passes through them. Srivijaya was trading with China and controlled
the straits, making the state very prosperous and powerful. The state has
Buddhism as its main religion, and with its power and richness, established
several pilgrimages and shrines in the city too.
Answer:
The time will be "2 hours".
Explanation:
Around 10 km/hr, lava eruptions were travelling. The vents was just 15 km (9.3 mi) away Kalapana city as well as 20 km (12.6 mi) from Pahoa city.
So, we therefore need add the method, which would be: to taking out another time that civil defense officials just had to assess a city.
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Thus, to measure the time spent throughout the community of Kalapana,
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The civil defense officers provide 1.5 hours of time each assess the city of Kalapana.
In order to measure the time spent in the towns of Pahoa,
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<u>A) Possible trigger for this tsunami:</u>
The reason which might be possible for the tsunami is massive sea waves of water which are resulted from the under sea earthquakes which struck in the gulf of Alaska triggered tsunami.
<u>B) Officials those who doesn’t prepare the public for the possible disaster:</u>
The officials should make the people aware about the disaster and should evacuate the people from that area to avoid any loss of damage to life and property.
<u>C) Is preparations are adequate to prevent a catastrophe for the Pacific Northwest:</u>
No, the state has not done enough to prevent the damage and people are till now building in this potential danger zones.
