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How will you describe a Ferry?: Ferry: Form of Water Transportation: Ferry is a vessel designed to carry passengers, often with their cars, over short stretches of water...
[4/20/2012] Cincinnati, Ohio , USA
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TAGS: Ferry, Vessel, Designed to Carry, Passengers, Often with Cars, Very Small, Wooden Raft, Propelled by Pole, Large Ship, Worlds Biggest Ferry, Finlandia, 300 Cars and 1200 Passengers
How will you describe Aeroplane?: Aeroplane: Aeronautics: Aeroplane is a heavier-than –air machine with wings. It can fly, and be controlled in flight. The aeroplane uses one...
[2/29/2012] Pittsburgh, PA. , USA
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TAGS: Aeroplane, Air Machine with Wings, Aircraft in Sky, Aircraft, First True Aeroplane, Fleets of Aircrafts, Passenger Aeroplanes, Propeller Driven Aircraft, Passenger Aircraft
How will you explain Railway?: Railway: Public transport: Trains: Railway is a system of transport using parallel rails which trains travel along. In the first railways, wagons...
[2/15/2012] Ware, MA. , USA
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TAGS: Railway, Public Transport, Trains, System of Transport, Parallel Rails, First Railways, First Public Railway, First Public Passenger carrying Railway, Horse Drawn, Railways, First True Public Railway
How will you define Warship?: Warships: Naval Warfare: Warship is any seagoing vessel used for fighting, ranging in size from small river patrol boats, through frigates...
[11/29/2011] Marinette, WI. , USA
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TAGS: Warship, Seagoing Vessel, Specially Built Warships, Large Naval Battles, Development of Iron Ships, Armor Plated Dreadnought, Largest Battleships, Modern Warships
How will you define Radioisotope?: Isotopes: Radioisotope is an isotope which is radioactive. Every element has isotopes. One of these, carbon 14, is radioactive...
[11/16/2011] Pittsburgh, PA , USA
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TAGS: Radioisotope, Isotope, Radioactive, Carbon 14, Natural Radioisotopes, Artificial Radioisotopes, Atoms of Radioisotopes
How did Zeppelin get its name?: Zeppelin: Rigid Airship: Zeppelin was the name given to German airships during the years before the Second World War...
[10/7/2011] Taunton, MA. , U.S.A.
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TAGS: Zeppelin, German Airships, Second World War, Graf Ferdinand von Zeppelin, German Count, Hydrogen Filled Airship, Cigar Shaped, Zeppelins Design
When will a Car Engine stall?: A car engine will stall—that is to say, it will suddenly stop when you do not want it to—if it is unable to provide sufficient power to overcome...
[3/18/2011]
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TAGS: Car Engine Stall, Back Wheels, Petrol and Air Mixture, Pistons, Crankshaft and Cylinder, Engines, Problem in Electrical System, Engine Stops Running, Car Engine will Stall, Engine Suddenly Stop
Why do Aircraft sometimes leave Vapor Trails?: Vapor trails form in the sky because the water in the exhaust of aircraft engines condenses when it meets the cool air. Vapor trails...
[3/13/2011]
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TAGS: Aircraft Sometimes Leave Vapor Trails, Vapor Trails in Sky, Exhaust of Aircraft Engines, Condensation Trails, Artificial Clouds of Tubular Shape, Water Vapor
What is Energy?: Energy is the power to act. There are several different forms of energy, and one kind can be changed into another kind. But although it can...
[3/11/2011]
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TAGS: Energy, Forms of Energy, Mechanical and Chemical Energy, Heat Energy, Electrical Energy
Who invented the Rocket?: The rocket, as far as can be established, was invented by the Chinese during the 12th or 13th century. The Chinese used their rockets...
[2/27/2011]
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TAGS: Invention of Rocket, Rocket, Fireworks, Sir William Congreve, Artillery Rocket, Space Rockets