BLACK because the apple absorbs the blue light and there would be no light to reflect.
Turn down the light.
The clouds turn pink and purplish at sunset because the light becomes polarized.
The weather itself does not directly cause the sky to turn purple. Instead, atmospheric conditions such as scattering of light particles during sunset or sunrise can create the illusion of a purple sky.
The sun appears red during sunrise and sunset due to the scattering of light in Earth's atmosphere. When the sun is low on the horizon, its light has to pass through more of the atmosphere, scattering shorter wavelengths like blue and green light, and leaving behind longer wavelengths like red and orange light. This gives the sun a red appearance.
Orthodox Jews only use electricity in a passive manner during Shabbat. This means that they can leave electrical appliances on over Shabbat or use timers that automatically turn such things as lamps on and off.
Put simply, the answer is no. But, to delve deeper, what are you using it for? To watch TV? What is the intent of the heart? To see how far you can go without "breaking the sabbath"? It depends.Jewish AnswerAccording to the how Shabbat is observed in Judaism and the prohibitions against the 39 categories of work as specified in the Torah, it is possible to use electricity during Shabbat without violating the work prohibition.Electricity can only be used in a passive manner. What does that mean though. Let's say you want to have a light on during Shabbat, you cannot manually flip the light switch to turn it on. However, if the light was already on it can stay on, in fact, turning off the light isn't allowed because that would involve breaking the electrical circuit. Alternatively, you could place a timer on the light to turn it on and off automatically at set times. This is allowed because you aren't actively turning the light on and off during Shabbat, you are using the light in a passive manner.For the example of watching TV provided in the other answer, religiously observant Jews do not watch TV during Shabbat. The primary reason is because of the prevalence of music both in shows and commercials. Listening to and playing music is are activities that are not allowed during Shabbat.Please keep in mind that the rules regarding keeping Shabbat aren't there to make our lives impossible. They are there to assist us in truly making Shabbat a unique day of the week where we set aside our daily lives for a day of rest that is spent with family and friends.
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During Shabbat, religiously observant Jews do not turn electric devices on or off. As a result, they will leave ovens on at low temps for the whole of Shabbat which allows them to warm food. Modern appliances such as ovens, are programmed to automatically turn off after a certain number of hours. Sabbath mode on a stove/oven means that the oven won't auto-turn off so that food can be kept warm overnight to be eaten on Saturday. Also, it disables the light in the oven.
Yes (During the holiday, you can't turn on a light, turn off a light, turn on a car, turn off a car etc. But during The intermediate days, you can.)
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put a piece of electrical tape over it. works like a charm
i think you have to push in the tripometer turn on ignition and then wait second, turn off the ignition and turn back on i did it once but cant remember all of it
Leave the light on during daylight hours, and turn it off at nightime.
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