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Where does metal come from and what is it used for?
Metal ores are found underground, and are mined to produce metal. Metals have many different uses that are specific to the individual metal - copper is used for wires due to its good conductivity, iron is used for magnets as it is magnetic, and steel (analloy consisting mostly of iron) is used for building as it's very strong.
What is a metal burr?
A metal burr is a small, thin edge of metal that is created when a piece of metal is machined. For example: when a chef's knife is sharpened, a thin piece of metal remains on the edge of the knife.
How old is Joanne from heaven 666?
Why do you care how old she is.
Why are scissors made of metal?
Mild metal and maybe plastic for the handles
What are the 2 types of metal?
Two types of metals are 1. Ferrous metal 2. Non-Ferrous metal Ferrous metal are the ones which contains IRON Eg: Steel Non-Ferrous metal are the ones which does NOT contain IRON Eg: Aluminum, Brass Ferrum is the latin name for IRON
When was Metal Heaven created?
Metal Heaven was created in 2004.
Why did an assyrian merchant call iron the metal from heaven?
The Assyrian merchant called iron "metal from heaven" because it can only be obtained by meteorites.
What actors and actresses appeared in Heavy Metal Heaven - 1989?
The cast of Heavy Metal Heaven - 1989 includes: Cassandra Peterson as Elvira
Where did god come come from?
heaven
Do heavy metal fans go to heaven?
No one goes to heaven regardless of your taste in music.
Where do l come from?
Heaven.
Were does snow come from?
heaven
Where do resources come from?
heaven
What happen when you come from heaven?
I don't know that much about people who come from Heaven except for Jesus, who came from Heaven to save the world (John 3:16).
What are the release dates for That Metal Show - 2008 Heaven and Hell 2-8?
That Metal Show - 2008 Heaven and Hell 2-8 was released on: USA: 25 April 2009
Where does the name Derek come from?
Heaven.
Where did vanilla cupcakes come from?
Heaven.
