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False (Busted) Because i did a bit of research at the 16/5/18 and it says While some cartoons and some science diagrams draw raindrops in that shape, raindrops are neither tear-shaped nor spherical. Due to the interaction of cohesion, surface tension, air resistance and gravity, large raindrops are shaped more like the top half of a hamburger bun. https://whyfiles.org/2010/are-raindrops-tear-shaped/index.html

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I found out that it's false because the gravity actually makes the raindrop look like a hamburger bun

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The great wall of china is not the only man made structure that is visible from space there is other ones but the great wall of china is the most popular one. If you use the binoculars and other microscopic tools then you can see other highways, dams, and cities. Th

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Raindrops are tear-shaped... True or false?

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This is false! Here’s what I fOund

is there a print friendly thing here? I don’t know why it’s there!

Are raindrops tear-shaped?

No. While some cartoons and some science diagrams draw raindrops in that shape, raindrops are neither tear-shaped nor spherical. Due to the interaction of cohesion, surface tension, air resistance and gravity, large raindrops are shaped more like the top half of a hamburger bun.

Cohesion is the attraction of water molecules to other water molecules. Cohesion keeps water together, though it cannot hold large amounts of liquid water in a definite shape. Surface tension is the attraction of molecules near the surface towards the interior of the liquid. Surface tension produces the membrane-like, elastic nature of a water surface that allows insects to walk on water. Surface tension contracts the surface of a liquid into the smallest possible area.

A sphere has the smallest surface area for any volume, so small drops (and bubbles) tend toward the spherical, all other things being equal. But as the force of gravity causes drops to fall, air resistance flattens their bottoms, as you can see by tossing a large water balloon into the air. The combination of cohesion, surface tension, air resistance and gravity gives raindrops that top-of-a-hamburger-bun shape. And why do cartoonists draw rain tear shaped? Because that shape suggests to us that the drops are falling!

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As the raindrop falls, it loses its rounded shape. The raindrop becomes more  like the top half of a hamburger bun. On the bottom and with a curved dome top,raindrops are anything but the  tear shape. The reason is because they fall so fast through the atmosphere.In the movies that you watch, it is written or shown that raindrops look like tears which are cylindrical and funnel shaped but this is false.Scientists have said that this myth is false. RUDRA

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This is false, the idea of teardrop shaped rain has come from many different cultures from; cartoons pictures and drawings. Raindrops are actually a round, spherical shape.

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The great wall of china is not the only man made structure that is visible from space there is other ones but the great wall of china is the most popular one. If you use the binoculars and other microscopic tools then you can see other highways, dams, and cities. This myth is false!

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The one where it says "well I really do think its false" is mine

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The one where it says "well I really do think its false" is mine

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GISELLES!

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This is false i have done some research and this is not true 

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This is false i have done some research and this is not true 

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This myth is false. When I did some research it said that there are lots of man made structures that are visible from space using binoculars or a camera, such as, dams, cities, and highways. But the Great Wall of China id the most popular one to be seen from the moon.

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Well I really do think its false, heres what I found Since 1904, people have been claiming that the Great Wall of China is so big and so prominent, that it can be seen from the surface of the moon. After 65 years of waiting, Apollo astronauts were able to confirm the authenticity of this claim. Their answer: no

I found this aswell!  It has become a space-based myth. The Great Wall of China, frequently billed as the only man-made object visible from space, generally isn't, at least to the unaided eye in low Earth orbit. It certainly isn't visible from the Moon.

You can, though, see a lot of other results of human activity.

See it?

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The great wall of china is the only man-made structure that can be seen from earth?

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The great wall of china is the only man-made structure that can be seen from earth?

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True or false? Can you find evidence to support your opinion...

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People do think this is true but actually that is wrong because camels actually store fat in their hump/s. Their water is in their respiratory system.
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You might think you know the answer to this already-camels store water in their humps, right? Wrong. Though the camel's fatty hump is an invaluable resource in times of scarcity, the energy it provides takes the place of food, not water. Instead, the camel's respiratory system plays a key role in water conservation, as does its unique red blood cells. Find out more in the video below.
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You might think you know the answer to this already-camels store water in their humps, right? Wrong. Though the camel's fatty hump is an invaluable resource in times of scarcity, the energy it provides takes the place of food, not water.

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I did a little bit of research and found out that camels don't actually store water in their humps, but they actually store fat. If the camel uses up the fat in its hump, then it'll droop.

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Camels storing water in their humps (Giselle)

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Camels storing water in their humps (Giselle)

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it is false! This is what i found! Camels do not store water in their humps, as it is commonly believed. The humps are actually reservoirs of fatty tissue. Concentrating body fat intheir humps minimizes heat-trapping insulation throughout the rest of their body, which may be an adaptation to living in hot climates.

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What do you think? True or false? Can you find evidence to prove or disprove your theory...

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You can only taste certain things of parts of your tongue?

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You can only taste certain things of parts of your tongue?

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Can you find information to support or disprove this claim? Please add your evidence below.. Good Luck Mythbusters