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What has the author Kwang Bang Woo written?
Kwang Bang Woo is the author of "The Seoul Survival Guide." This book provides insights and tips for navigating daily life in Seoul, offering information on culture, language, and etiquette in South Korea's capital city.
Which are the worlds most dangerous prisons?
Some of the world's most dangerous prisons include Black Dolphing in Russia, Tadmor Prison in Syria, La Sabaneta in Venezuela, Bang Kwang Central Prison in Thailand, and ADX Florence in the United States. These prisons are known for their harsh conditions, violence among inmates, and high level of security measures.
Who kidnapped chiddy bang?
I Did thats why Im serving time in Prison .
Does anyone knows the website of big bang?
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Is TOP from big bang dating anyone?
TOPFANY
How do you escape from an octopus?
You can kick the top of the head or you can bang your elbow on both side of the tentacle.
Where is an onomatopoeia in the book the outsiders?
if anyone shoots it says bang!
Does anyone like Ukrainian women?
Depends if they are bang tidy.
Will Dylan bang you?
That's a horrible question y would anyone want to know that! and ew
Assuming that the background radiation is a remnant of the big bang has anyone tried to verify by calculating its energy going backwards in time to the event of the big bang itself?
Scientists have already conducted this test. All this means is another proof for the theory of the big bang.
What color is the big bang?
The colour of the big bang is impossible to tell. The singularity (a point of infinite density) before the big bang actually happened would have so much mass that not even light could escape, similar to a black hole. So right as it happened, which was expanding faster than the speed of light, it's density would still be enormous enough for a moment to not allow light to escape, but then once it did allow light to escape, all the light that it did not allow and "sucked" in would suddenly escape and with all that light it would be impossibly bright, and would seem white. And not until much later would you be able to see the colour and it would be many different colours depending on where you are looking (assuming that your retina's were extremely tough and didn't vaporize with the ridiculously brightness of the big bang)
How would they have to revise the big bang theory to account for such a discovery?
You need to say what the discovery is that you have in mind, before anyone can answer.
