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Why do you feel heat when you rub your hands together quickly?
Because you are putting them together which traps air and starts to make your hands warm. It is an example of friction .
How do you get the boss to keep in the air for 5 sec by spinning torches in kick the boss 2?
U put the boss in the tire I the playground in the air near the side of your console then u get your spinning torch in the inventory the put it next to the boss
What insulates our earth from deep cold of space?
Our atmosphere helps keep our planet insulated. It helps to trap heat on the surface instead of allowing it to be completely reflected back into space.
What font is used on heat magazine?
heat
Why is the coldest part of the day occur 1 hour before dawn?
The coldest part of the day is NOT 1 hour before dawn. All other factors being equal, the coldest part of the day generally occurs about 30 minutes AFTER sunrise. It may seem logical to think that air temperature bottoms out just before sunrise and then begins to warm with dawn's early light. However: Between sunset and sunrise, the Earth's surface gathers no solar energy but continues to radiate away its stored heat. During the night, the surface also loses radiant heat faster than it steals heat from other sources, and thus its temperature, and that of the air in contact with it, drops steadily. At dawn, when the first light beams across the landscape, the incoming solar radiation is very weak. It does not yet have enough strength to counter all the heat escaping from the surface. As a result, the surface continues to lose heat for some time following sunrise, and the air temperature continues to fall. At some point, the solar rays shine strongly enough to counter the heat loss. The gain-loss balance is shifted, and the air finally begins to warm up. Now, remember that if clouds toll in or a front comes in during the night, this will have an effect. But as a rule of thumb: the coldest temperature is about 30 minutes after sunrise.
What type of heat transfer could keep a paper in the air?
Convection heat transfer could keep a paper in the air if the paper is placed above a source of warm air. As the warm air rises, it creates an upward force that can keep the paper suspended.
Why is paper a insulator?
It creates a shield of air to keep the heat in and surrounding cool air out.
What type of heat could keep the paper in the air?
convection
What are air conditioners used for?
to keep cool. keep our elders or you nice and breezy from preventing a heat stroke
Why do have hair?
Hair deals mainly with heat. The brain is particularly sensitive to heat. Hair on the skin can trap air to keep heat in, or keep perspiration near the skin to take heat as it evaporates. The groin and armpits are heat sinks.
How does bubble wrap keep the heat in?
Bubble wrap helps to keep heat in by creating a layer of insulation. The air trapped within the bubble wrap acts as a barrier, reducing heat transfer through conduction. This trapped air slows down the movement of heat, preventing it from escaping easily.
Why air is cooler when the sky is cloudy?
actually the air is warmer because the clouds act as insulation and keep the heat in
When the sky is cloudy the air is cooler why?
actually the air is warmer because the clouds act as insulation and keep the heat in
Is wool a good insulator of heat?
yes it is because wool has air pockets which keep in all the heat and block out the conduction of heat, convection and radiation.
Is it bad to keep your air-soft gun in the heat?
Over 100 degrees, yes.
How do you keep heat in a thermos?
Heat is retained in a Styrofoam cup bu stacking at least 2 and place a lid. Because Styrofoam is well insulated, it retains the heat, and by added a minimum of 2 cups, it increases the amount of insulation. It is also important to note, that some heat will still be lost, and you will be able to tell if you can feel the heat through the outer cup.
Does a thermal insulator keep heat in or out or both?
A thermal insulator is designed to keep heat in or out, depending on the direction of heat flow. It reduces heat transfer by trapping air or creating a barrier that slows down the movement of heat energy.
