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What were Railroads used for in the old days?
crops and food and people
What is the legal amount of unpaid personal days off in Canada?
There is no limit. If you want you can have 365 days off, unpaid, many people do.
What happens to the days and nights after the winter solstice?
A solstice is an astronomical event that occurs twice each year, when the tilt of the Earth's axis is most inclined toward or away from the Sun, causing the Sun's apparent position in the sky to reach its northernmost or southernmost extreme.
Why was the idea of weekend new?
People worked six or seven days a week.
Why was idea of a weekend new?
People worked six or seven days a week.
Why is there pink spotting 10 days before your period?
so that you can know when you start it's you bodys own little way of telling you "you start in ten days"
What are blisters for?
its your bodys natural bandaid. the blister has liquids inside that are taking care of the new skin. blisters usually last up to 12 days
How was voodoo discovered?
a long time ago there was three people stuck in the forest and they were travalin for days and days then they came to a cave and they went in and they found lots of dolls with names on them and they found a doll that had there name they did not like doll of them so they destroyed it and they died then many years after police found the dolls and the dead bodys and they named them voodoo dolls
Who created calendars based on celestial movements?
Ancient civilizations like the Maya, Egyptians, and Mesopotamians created calendars based on celestial movements. They observed patterns in the sky to track the passage of time and develop systems for measuring days, months, and years.
What are the days of the week named after in spanish?
The days of the week in Spanish are named after celestial bodies and mythological figures. For example, Monday is "lunes" named after the Moon (luna) and Thursday is "jueves" named after Jupiter (Júpiter).
What are the two days of the year on which h the sun reaches its greatest distance north or south of the equator?
June 21:Sun at solstice, farthest apparent distance north of terrestrial and celestial equators.December 21:Sun at solstice, farthest apparent distance south of terrestrial and celestial equators.
Why people were able to develop leisure time activates?
People worked shorter days and fewer hours.
Is it really possible to live without water for more than 48 hours?
Yes. Many shipwreck survivors have lived for up to and past 5 days. After that the bodys organs start to shut down from dehyration, resulting in death.
How did the astrolabe benefit explorers?
An astrolabe was used for finding the time during the day or night, finding the time of a celestial (which is a fancy word for heavenly) event such as a sunrise or sunset, and as a handy reference of celestial positions. Astrolabes were also one of the basic education tools!
Why did french people call lundi for Monday?
The word "lundi" comes from the Latin phrase "dies Lunae," which translates to "day of the Moon." This tradition of naming days of the week after celestial bodies like the Moon has its origins in ancient Roman and Germanic cultures, which the French inherited.
How many hours take to get to the moon from the earth?
It takes around 3 days for a spacecraft to travel from Earth to the Moon. This involves overcoming the distance of approximately 384,400 kilometers (238,855 miles) between the two celestial bodies.
What happens if waste builds in our bodys?
You are describing liver, kidney, or lung failure ... the 3 organs that eliminate waste. First you get weak, feel sick, and then you die. This can take as little as a few days to many years, depending on the degree of failure.
