With rising sea levels, Bangkok struggles to stay afloat. Currently, the capital "is sinking one to two centimetres a year. Seas in the nearby Gulf of Thailand are rising by four millimetres a year, above the global average. afp.com/en/news/2265/risi…
Plants cry when they suffer stress or violence. New recordings reveal the sound of plants! Microphones placed 10 centimetres from the plants picked up sounds in the ultrasonic range of 20 to 100 kilohertz. Plants could even hear that other plants are short of water f.e. and may react accordingly. reddit.com/r/Futurology/c…
Greenland ice sheet shrinks by record amount. Greenland lost around 600 billion tonnes of water last year, an amount that would contribute about 1.5 millimetres of sea level rise. Greenland contributed 20-25% of global sea level rise over the last few decades news.trust.org/item/20200…
Greenland ice sheet shrinks by record amount. Greenland lost around 600 billion tonnes of water last year, an amount that would contribute about 1.5 millimetres of sea level rise. Greenland contributed 20-25% of global sea level rise over the last few decades news.trust.org/item/20200…
TIL Stenocara is a species of beetle that is native to the Namib Desert of southern Africa. This is one of the most arid areas of the world, receiving only 1.4 centimetres (0.55 in) of rain per year. The beetle is able to survive by collecting water on its bumpy back surface from early morning fogs. youtu.be/TmyfqjXOf7M
Got sick of...my wife's having to choose from her helmet visor fogging up or being blasted by icy wind on winter mornings. Solution? A clip/wedge to hold it open a few millimetres. Win!
This picture of Cockatoo Island at sunset taken with phone millimetres above the water line.
If you're IPD is >70 place some foam between pressing against sides of lenses for an extra millimetre or so of IPD
[World] - Lawyer couple could face £400,000 legal bill over 'few centimetres wide' water stain telegraph.co.uk/news/2021…
Say can anybody help me find the diameter of the spokes, they get 0.215 meters or 215 millimetres? I understand everything except how they got the spokes diameter. I apologize if this question breaks any rules. I'm doing distance learning course and don't receive class. Please help.
What if there were 1.25*10^20 centimetres of water
Earlier today, my maths teacher was going through funny answers that people had given for a question on how much rain falls in the Amazon per day. One answer was the huge figure of 1.25x10^20 centimetres of rain. What would be the effect of a sphere of water with a radius of 1.25x10^15 kilometres with the Earth in the centre suddenly being created. Would it have enough mass to condense itself into a black hole, or would it become a giant star?
[Request] suppose the earth was the size of a H2O molecule. How big would a cubic centimetre of water be?
Found this bug in Sydney that looks like it’s living in a weird piece of bark or like a dead moth or something, every time it gets scared it recoils back into the ‘bark’ thing like a turtle, about 1cm long but only sticks it’s head out like a millimetre
TIL that in one stage of the 2017 Tour de France, two cyclists crossed the finish line only 6 millimetres, or 0.0003 seconds, apart. telegraph.co.uk/cycling/2…
So I’m planning on building a mechanical television. As a result, I need to buy some motors capable of spinning 12inch wide wooden discs at 1,800RPM. I doubt they’ll be too thick, probably only a centimetre or two. I am a massive noob though and have no idea what kind of motors to buy. reddit.com/r/DIY/comments…
So I’m planning on building a mechanical television. As a result, I need to buy some motors capable of spinning 12inch wide wooden discs at 1,800RPM. I doubt they’ll be too thick, probably only a centimetre or two. I am a massive noob though and have no idea what kind of motors to buy. reddit.com/r/DIY/comments…
how many single celled organisms are there per cubic centimetre of sea water?
LPT: in the wrap text settings on Microsoft Word there is a lock position on page setting you can turn on, so that when you move something a fraction of a centimetre or hit enter everything doesn't break.
What is the area considered when amount of rainfall is given in inches or centimetres?
Weather forecasts always predict amounts of rainfall in terms of cm or in. Does this come from a certain volume of rainfall divided over an area? Does it account for drainage and the water that may seep into the ground or just flow off?
About 4 inches, tip unscrews but no space inside, has a rounded tip but no pen or pencil or anything. Has 6 centimetres of measurement on one side. Some kind of metal. What is it?
yesterday, one of the earphones on my headphones broke off, don’t know exactly what caused it to do that. they still work, but it’s annoying having it hang a centimetre below my ear and having to hold it up when i listen to anything. is it at all possible to fix it or should i just buy new ones?
Any romance anime movies/series like Tsuki Ga Kirei, 5 Centimetres per Second, Garden of Words or the third part of Flavours of Youth? (Repost as didn't flair in time)
I love these coming of age romances with sad story lines and beautiful animation.
[Sydney, AU] Hundreds of these have suddenly appeared on the step leading to the back room and I am so close to having a panic attack, what ARE they??? About a centimetre or so long, can fly, quite fast moving imgur.com/gallery/03i3t33
It’s my first winter in the city, I’m used to having either a washer and dryer or a car— for those who don’t have either, what do you do about the laundromat when there’s consistent ice and snow? I have nothing clean for this week, would you drag a pullback through several centimetres of snow?
I can’t really afford a cab at this time but that’s an option for future laundry ventures. On my next lease, I’m definitely finding a place with a washer and dryer in-unit.
Just watching the news. Is there an appeal or something that I can donate to so I can help the poor English with their snow crisis? Looks like six, maybe seven millimetres at least.
They changed the design of the spice jars, now they’re a millimetre too tall to fit on my shelf. v.redd.it/fnzm9i21isw11
Clay pot washed up on beach, has no inscriptions. Small damage. Has round bottom, so it wiggles around unless perched on top of the lid like a base. Is this more than just a clay pot? Or just someone’s project that they sent out into the water? reddit.com/gallery/rjgq47
The design of a bathroom must account for the use of both hot and cold water, in significant quantities, for cleaning the body. The water is also used for moving solid and liquid hunan waste to a sewer or septic tank Water may be splashed on the walls and floor, and hot humid air may cause condensat
If ~90% of recycling isn’t actually recycled, is it even worth rinsing out cans and recycling then or is that just a waste of water?
Not a bug, but bug eggs (I think). Found in a tomato field in Limpopo province South Africa. Maybe a millimetre or two in size.
Every time my printer starts to print on the plate the first few millimetres don’t adhere. How can i fix this? Better adhesion or tinker with retraction?
A couple of millimetres of rain....and Sydney starts building an ark?
Is 20 gallons enough for a Betta and pleco? I recently received a pleco and the amount of poop is unreal. I’m cycling a 20 G and doing daily water changes until it’s ready. If it is big enough, will I be able to add some tetras or anything else? Thanks in advance! Here’s a pic of my buddy!
Any tips of being a water genasi? Or a Wizard? Or both?
Friend of mine is hosting a one shot and I wanted to step out of my comfort zone! I have never played as a water genasi before (let alone any type of genasi) so any rping tips will be helpful! I also usually do long range attacks but I may want to combine some healing. Any advice for role playing or helpful spells/spell casting?
Is it okay if my septum got a tiny bit down? It doesn’t look infected or something, just the hole looks a bit bigger and the piercing seems a bit lower (maybe 1-2 millimetres) . It not noticeable, just in the inside.
ELI5: Why does head/facial hair grow indefinitely but body hair only grows to a centimetre or two?
