What layer is th Van Allen Belt in???
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Two main layers. This website for pics --> http://www-spof.gsfc.nasa.gov/Education/wradbelt.html
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http://geo.craigslist.org/iso/us/va
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Van Allen belts are a result of the collision of Earth's magnetic field with the solar wind.
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Do you mean what where are the d sublevels? If you do they are the transition metals.  But i do not think that is your question. Do you mean the fourth row? That would be the latest last noble gas configuration then s2 of next level up then d2 of same level of last noble gas. I hope it helped. Maybe you should clarify your question.
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i have one whole belt
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the condition of the o zone layer and aptmoshpere and the position of the light coming into the aptmoshpere
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I'm guessing Pantyhose
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look for  a guy named Lee Raines or Trey Ennis they live in virginia and are very talented wrestlers.Also try Maty Johnson or Greg Johnson.
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It's called Blazon Gap. It's a natural feature. The ridge is Oyster Ridge.
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Armorcoat. Take it from a Floridian...\n\n(ouch).
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It's called the "Moho," which is short for "Mohorovicic Discontinuity."  It is named for the scientist who postulated its existence.  No one has ever drilled down far enough to see it, but that layer has certain unique physical properties.
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If you examined almost any surface under very high magnification, what looked smooth to the naked eye would look like endless mountain ranges in all directions.  If you then place two such surfaces together using weight or another force to join them and tried to move one surface relative to the other, the opposing "mountains" would have to slide up and over each other or even break (shear) the mountain tops.  The resulting resistance to motion is called friction.  When mountain tops are sheared, the energy forcing the motion is converted to extremely high local heat at the molecular level as bonds between millions of atoms and molecules are broken.  Friction causes heat and can quickly destroy an engine bearing that loses its lubrication.\n\nThe high heat of friction can actually cause a lubricant (oil, etc.) to break down and bond (as olifins) to the metal parts making smoother surfaces, especially when the parts are held apart by a film of circulation oil that carries away excess heat to a heat exchanger.  Grease (which is often a mixture of soap and oil) is thicker than oil and can fill the microscopic mountain valleys so that the parts slide on opposing layers of grease reducing friction and heat.\n\nWhen you push on a heavy crate, you must apply enough force to overcome the static friction (sometimes called stiction) and start the crate moving.  Continued motion creates dynamic friction generating a constant supply of heat.\n\nIf you place any object on a board and lift one end, all materials (combinations of board (incline) and object (load) will slide before the board reaches an angle of 45 degrees.  The higher the board angle, the higher the coeficient of friction.  This method can be used to calculate the coefficients of friction for various combinations of materials (board and load).  Ice on teflon has perhaps the least coefficient of friction and is very slippery.  The objects and board should not serve as cogs or act as adhesives to get valid results.\n\nFamily friction (strife) is the only kind of frictioon that can be reduced by flowers or a hug and a kiss.  That may cover most of the other types of friction, right?
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Probably electroplating; the thinnest possible layer.
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Bottom of South Africa!\n\nWaho
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Hi,\nBuy them each a  trendy brand name leather belt.  Every guy needs a good leather belt to where with there pants.
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a v-string has some cloth in the back that looks like a v.\na g-string there is nothing but a t shape in the back (where all the straps come together).