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Kendra 2 year s ago
The moon can appear very different if you went to a different latitude. If they traveled from Texas to South Africa, it would look upside down.
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Alverta 2 year s ago
Kendra,
...just like the Sun flipping over at 12:00 PM sharp. Most people don't notice because it happens so fast. (always use approved eye protection).
...just like the Sun flipping over at 12:00 PM sharp. Most people don't notice because it happens so fast. (always use approved eye protection).
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Rupert 2 year s ago
Alverta,
Sun and moon actually are the same thing, the sun just looks different in the dark and then we call it moon
Sun and moon actually are the same thing, the sun just looks different in the dark and then we call it moon
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Gabriel 2 year s ago
#15 - Studies have actually determined the more data you store on a USB drive, the lighter it gets. Blank ones are al 0's and stored data contains 1's and 0's and 1's weigh less than 0's.
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Alverta 2 year s ago
Gabriel,
(Helpful Hint; You can save a bundle in shipping costs if you preload your USB drives with data when mailing....remember to tell the Post Office that the zeros have been nullified.)
(Helpful Hint; You can save a bundle in shipping costs if you preload your USB drives with data when mailing....remember to tell the Post Office that the zeros have been nullified.)
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Phillip 2 year s ago
Yeah technically, yes your device does get heavier by a very, very tiny amount when you put more data on it.
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Lester 2 year s ago
Nobody will ever read this: But this is the best comment section I ever read on Izi. Also in flash memory or EPROM data is saved by putting or removing some electrons on the floating gate. Therefore the weight actually changes a tiny bit when you safe data.
...just like the Sun flipping over at 12:00 PM sharp. Most people don't notice because it happens so fast. (always use approved eye protection).
Sun and moon actually are the same thing, the sun just looks different in the dark and then we call it moon
(Helpful Hint; You can save a bundle in shipping costs if you preload your USB drives with data when mailing....remember to tell the Post Office that the zeros have been nullified.)