Does moon gravity affect humans? First, the gravitational forces of the moon are not powerful enough to have any effect on human brain activity. Plus, the pull of the moon only creates tides in open bodies of water, like oceans and lakes (but only to a very small, almost unmeasurable ex...
Does littoral substrate affect macroinvertebrate assemblages in Mediterranean lakes?GREECELITTORAL zoneMACROPHYTESLAKESCONSERVATION & restorationOLIGOCHAETAODONATAThe objective of this study was to investigate the effects of substrate type in macroinvertebrate assemblages in Mediterranean lakes. ...
The main idea is that moon cycles affect plant growth and moisture in soil, in the same way as their gravitational pull causes tides to rise and fall. Seeds absorb more water during a full moon and therefore germinate better and grow stronger. Different time periods during the phases of the...
Why does the Moon's appearance change over the course of its cycle of phases?Question:Why does the Moon's appearance change over the course of its cycle of phases?Classification of Moon:The moon is a celestial body that orbits the Earth as it is in the Earth's gravity...
comes from measuring EUV emissions produced by heavy ions in various states of ionization, which depends on their concentrations, as well as plasma temperature and density," he adds. "The non-uniform distribution of these ions in space and time appears to affect the temperature of the corona."...
How does surfactant affect the tidal volume? Explain how the salinity of water changes in an estuarine environment. Why is the R wave so much higher than the P wave? Why do more lakes occur farther from the equator? Briefly describe the concept known as the "red tide". ...
Why does precipitation occur at the windward side of a mountain? Why might large rivers generally have greater light attenuation coefficients than do large lakes? Why does the eye pupil dilate (i.e. widen) in dim light? Why does the greenhouse effect in the atmosphere occur?
Nitrogen and phosphorus are nutrients that become water pollutants when they enter rivers, lakes and oceans through runoff, such as rain washing excess fertilizer from a lawn into a lake, or a direct discharge when a sewage treatment plant pumps processed sewage into a river. As these excess nu...
That in clear weather it revealed itself from the upper floors of certain buildings in the city. That in the Five Lakes region, you could not miss it. That if you took such and such a train, boat or cable car you were sure to discover it in all its serene and conical majesty. Yet...
How does rock type affect rates of coastal erosion? How is beach erosion different from deposition in a stream? How does El Nino cause coastal erosion? What is headward erosion? What processes lead to glacial erosion? What causes the erosion of rocks on the moon's surface?