Answer:
A: Frozen taiga
Explanation:
Russia is the largest country in the world, and its land has several different characteristics. One of them though dominates by far, and that is the taiga, which is occupying more area than all of the other biomes in the country combined.
The taiga is stretching across all of the country from west to east, while the rest of the biomes are north and south of it. The land is covered with dense coniferous forests, representing the largest continuous forest in the whole world.
The taiga is not the most pleasant place for living though. The majority of the year is winter, and the temperatures are extremely cold, and in some parts of it they are as low as in Antarctica. There is lot of snowfall, usually several meters deep. The short summers are mild and very humid. Everything defrosts so big portion of the taiga is becoming marshy.
The answer to this question is C. the size of the rock's crystal. Rapid cooling results small crystals forming while larger crystals form when cooling occurs slowly.
Answer:
NO, as the matter used in nuclear energy resource is of non renewable in nature while the energy generated is renewable in nature.
Explanation:
As nuclear energy is generated in the form of heat, it is model generated and used in turbines and to develop electricity. Proponents of nuclear energy regard it's as a sustainable energy source as it reduces carbon emission and increases energy security.
The positive effects of nuclear power plants are that these have lower greenhouse gas emissions.
- Have a higher power output
- They are inexpensive and don't rely on fossil fuels, creates no harmful gas.
- And also ae economical due to cheapness.
Negative aspects associated with them are:
- Wastes generated due to these resources
- These plants could be easy targets for terrorists.
Answer:
Rotation
Explanation:
Rotation- means that it goes around, like the Earth around the sun.
Answer:
1593
Explanation:
The Doctrina Christiana (English: Christian Doctrine) was an early book on the Catholic Catechism, written in 1593 by Fray Juan de Plasencia, and is believed to be one of the earliest printed books in the Philippines. The book was printed on paper made from mulberry.
