
How do geckos defy gravity? - Eleanor Nelsen
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Date: 2020-08-22
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ocendo1
Funny, I liked geckoe, we call them talantara in Croatia. They can make milk poisoness if they end in the pot or glass of milk. Can you make explanation how do we stick to the earth surface. What is Gravity doing to a car that is roling on highway and not folling off the earth when passes from north hemisfere to south. ;)
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Funny, I liked geckoe, we call them talantara in Croatia. They can make milk poisoness if they end in the pot or glass of milk. Can you make explanation how do we stick to the earth surface. What is Gravity doing to a car that is roling on highway and not folling off the earth when passes from north hemisfere to south. ;)
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agha
But at the beginning they told that the feet of the gekos are charged and after a while they told that the vander wall forces are produced between two uncharged molecules?
Im a bit confused!
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But at the beginning they told that the feet of the gekos are charged and after a while they told that the vander wall forces are produced between two uncharged molecules?
Im a bit confused!
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gms
We have one Tokay Gecko who has been living there for 2 years now. We have never seen it not even a glimpse but we know it is there because of it's call tok tok tok tokeak tok tok tok
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We have one Tokay Gecko who has been living there for 2 years now. We have never seen it not even a glimpse but we know it is there because of it's call tok tok tok tokeak tok tok tok
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SuperStargazer666
Incredible, I was thought Van Der Waal forces were very weak, and yet they are strong enough to stick together two objects that are both large enough to see.
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Incredible, I was thought Van Der Waal forces were very weak, and yet they are strong enough to stick together two objects that are both large enough to see.
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Art
to put it simply, it uses the same thing you use to stick a piece of paper on a scale that you rubbed on your hair.
its static electricity! kinda.
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to put it simply, it uses the same thing you use to stick a piece of paper on a scale that you rubbed on your hair.
its static electricity! kinda.
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simon
This went from Biology to Physics to Chemistry and back to Biology.
Also Evolution is super smart. It designed all that? Awesome!
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This went from Biology to Physics to Chemistry and back to Biology.
Also Evolution is super smart. It designed all that? Awesome!
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