What's the only place in this world whos fahrenheit and celsius degrees can be equal? a. alaska at -50 degrees b. antarctica at -40 degrees c. hawaii at 100 degrees d. anywhere that exceeds freezing point

The vegetation that thrives in the tundra is limited to a. mosses, barley, wheat, and corn. b. coniferous trees. c. dwarf shrubs, mosses, lichen, potatoes, and beans. d. mosses, lichen, algae, and dwarf shrubs.

About 140,000 japanese died in this japanese city when americans dropped an atomic bob at the end of world war ii

Ascientist is explaining how background cosmic radiation gives evidence of the big bang theory. she says that radiation has been detected everywhere equally as heat in the universe and is increasing. this has been shown to be residual radiation from the big bang. what error did the scientist make?