Pranam As usual, dry vetti-prabhandam. Today any car branded smart can be started and raised to 100 Kms in 5 seconds. And no car needs to be started everyday like the olden days; only the battery needs to be disconnected , not for car health, but for the battery health. And after a year when I return back from the USA , reconnect the battery, start it one stroke and drive out. So car-Prabandham is unforeseen. KR IRS 141121
On Sun, 14 Nov 2021 at 05:19, 'gopala krishnan' via iyer123 < [email protected]> wrote: > *CULTURAL QA 11 -2021-13* > > *Being compilation there may be errors* > > *Q1 My friend’s train ticket is confirmed AC3. I'm in RAC. Can I > share berth with my friend AC3?* > > *A1 Prasanna Bhalerao Knows about trains.Fri* > > *I am assuming that you also have the RAC ticket in AC 3-Tier sleeper > class.* > > *If yes, as a passenger with RAC ticket, you are guaranteed entry to the > reserved AC 3-Tier sleeper coach and a sitting accommodation. Your friend > has a confirmed berth in the same class. Following possibilities exist:* > > * Your RAC seat may be in a different coach. So how can you share > berth? If you do, your fellow RAC passenger gets the full berth and enjoy > while you still cannot.* > > * Your friend may have lower, middle or upper berth. At night, berths > will drawn. So how will you adjust?* > > *But what can happen is that you can make adjustment and take turns > sleeping (especially for a long journey).* > > *If no, and if you hold Second class non-AC sleeper RAC ticket, you cannot > officially go to the AC class coach. Unofficially you can do that but then > your friend has to and occupy your seat.* > > *My note- If RAC is in sleeper class, he cannot enter AC coach since AC > coaches doors through vestibule is closed after 9PM. If he is in the same > coach, he can adjust with his friend.* > > *Most RAC nowadays gets berth after TT check the occupant’s list. * > > *Q2 Why can't other birds fly to the height eagles can reach?* > > *A2 Amy Christa Ernano Armchair ornithologist; birds fascinate > meNov 2* > > *Who says they don't? The highest-flying bird in the world is Ruppell's > vulture, which has been confirmed at 37,000 feet, or seven miles up. Canada > geese have been recorded at 29,000 feet, or almost six miles up. Bearded > vultures have been recorded at 24,000 feet, and even the humble mallard has > been seen at 21,000 feet.* > > *In fact, of the ten highest-flying bird species on Earth, not one is an > eagle.* > > *Eagles, as well as hawks, soar at moderate heights searching for food, > which they locate using their excellent vision. Smaller bird species hunt > smaller prey, which they wouldn't be able to see from as high up. A > red-tailed hawk can spot a mouse from a mile up, but an American robin has > to be on the ground to hunt worms.* > > *Q3 Which is the name of largest tree in angiosperms?* > > *A3 Chee-Eng, Lim Oct 28* > > *The tallest angiosperm is Shorea faguetiana - Wikipedia* > > *Species of tree Shorea faguetiana (called, along with some other species > in the genus Shorea , yellow meranti ) is a species of plant in the family > Dipterocarpaceae . It is native to Borneo , the Malay Peninsula , and > Thailand . * > > *Tallest Shorea faguetiana The tallest documented angiosperm is a Shorea > faguetiana , which is 100.7 m (330 ft) tall, and is found in the Danum > Valley Conservation Area , in Sabah on the island of Borneo. [2] The tree's > height is measured from the top of the crown to the lowest part of the > buttress. [2] The average between the distance to the lowest part of bole > and the distance to the highest part of bole is 97.58 m. The team that > measured it has named the tree “ Menara ”. It is the second tallest species > of tree in the world, [3] the tallest known flowering tree and tallest > known tropical tree in the world. It is also the tallest tree on the Asian > continent. ......* > > *Previously, in 2016, the then tallest tropical tree in the world known as > "Lahad Datu" was found at the Danum Valley Conservation Area measuring 93.0 > m (305.1 ft) with a canopy measuring 40.3 m (132 ft) in diameter....* > > *For many years, the world's tallest tropical tree had been recognised as > a Shorea faguetiana in the Tawau Hills Park with a height of 88.32 m (289.8 > ft), a tree which is located 900 m (3,000 ft) from the Park's main station. > * > > *The tallest is found in Danum Valley in Sabah Malaysia.* > > *As for largest trees, it is probably a Bayan fig that encompasses many > many acres, the known one is in India,* > > *Where Is The Largest Banyan Tree In The World?* > > *The Great Banyan, located near Kolkata, India, spreads across more than > 4.5 acres.* > > *https://www.worldatlas.com/articles/where-is-the-largest-banyan-tree-in-the-world.html > <https://www.worldatlas.com/articles/where-is-the-largest-banyan-tree-in-the-world.html>* > > *But who knows, maybe there is a surprise waiting in an ancient forest in > South East Asia, maybe strangling a lost monument.* > > *Q4 What makes the air in an air conditioner colder?* > > *A4 Gopala Krishnan.Just now.* > > *Amonia gas in the refrigeration unit called compressor. * > > *2nd answer-Donald Jarocki , studied English Language and Literature at > University at Buffalo Class of 2016 (1965)Answered 8m ago* > > *Refrigeration* > > *Q5 Do rabbits eat mushrooms?* > > *A5 Amy Christa Ernano Proud mom of a rabbit named EddieNov 5* > > *No. No, no, no. Wild rabbits don't eat mushrooms, and pet rabbits should > never be offered them (although I doubt any rabbit would eat one even if > offered). Mushrooms, even those that are safe for humans, are toxic to > rabbits and can make them sick or even kill them.* > > *Never, ever feed a rabbit mushrooms of any kind. Stick with their normal > diet — pellets, hay, and fresh, leafy greens, with the occasional treat of > a bit of fruit or safe veggie like carrot, cucumber, celery, or bell > pepper.* > > *Q6 If someone swallows a coin, will the coin be melted by > stomach acid, given the pH of stomach acid is around 1.5 - 3.5?* > > *A6 Gary Cooper Eats frequentlyNov 2* > > *I’ve known small children who swallowed coins at one time or another. > When the coins came out the other end (which they did), the coins’ outer > surfaces were corroded, but the coins were not dissolved. Some of these > kids’ parents kept the coins in question as souvenirs.* > > *I suppose a coin would dissolve completely if you left it in stomach acid > for a long enough time, but the nature of the digestive tract is that the > contents keep moving through it, and then out of it. Unless there is > something really wrong with the person’s digestion, a coin doesn’t stay in > the stomach long enough for all the metal to dissolve.* > > *Q7 Can you transport a washing machine lying down or does it > need to be upright?* > > *A7 2 Answers LS Ganapati, Chartered Engineer&Independent > Consultant (1969-present) Answered Apr 28, 2020* > > *Washing machine can be transported lying down, provided there are no > major jerks due to rash driving or big pot holes on the road. * > > *Avoid major lateral shifts during transit due to loose positioning of the > machine.* > > *2nd answer- Omondi, HVAC&R expert running Appliance & Equipment Repair > ShopAnswered May 16, 2017* > > *Yes you can. But take precautions lest you damage the WM.* > > *Like a refrigerator (also a household equipment), it’s recommended you > move a washing machine stood upright. If extreme conditions don’t permit, > transport it laid on either of the sides which don’t have protruding water > pipes. * > > *Most importantly - and if possible - find a qualified technician to > establish if there’s any loose or dislocated component when the machine has > reached its destination.* > > *And because you’re moving the WM in a none recommended way, you should > move with much care on rough terrains.* > > *Q8 Why is it bad to drive your car immediately after startup?* > > *A8 Steve Baker Tue* > > *For a gasoline/diesel engined car, you need to allow time for the > lubricants to warm up and to work their way into the places they need to > be.* > > *It used to be, with MUCH older cars, that you’d let it idle for a minute > or so before putting it in gear and moving off.* > > *But with modern cars, the general advice is that you can drive > immediately - just don’t rev the engine hard until you’ve driven a few > blocks.* > > *Of course, if you have an electric car…do what you like, it doesn’t care.* > > *Q9 When human skeletal remains are found, how can scientists > determine whether the bones are male or female?* > > *A9 laire Jordan Nov 2* > > *DNA testing if they can get any DNA. Otherwise they can make a fair guess > based on the width of the pelvis and also how slender (gracile) the bones > are. * > > *Women nearly always have a substantially wider pelvis and pelvic gap, and > often more gracile bones, a more delicate jaw and less pronounced brow > ridges. Women are also usually shorter.* > > *Q10 Theoretically, could the Netherlands, one day, be one big > city?* > > *A10 Haddock Lives in Toronto, ON (1959–present)Oct 21* > > *Not a chance.* > > *One of the first things you notice in The Netherlands is how cities stop > dead. There is no “urban sprawl” in The Netherlands. You’re either in an > urban area or a rural one, and usually the boundary is a road.* > > *The Netherlands is already the most densely populated country in Europe. > It fits a population larger than Pennsylvania’s in a territory that’s about > a third bigger than Maryland.* > > *But it still has to feed itself and it goes out of its way to maintain > agricultural land. At one time, it farmed grassy areas around airports. You > simply can’t get permission to build on a rural lot unless it’s a farmer’s > house. In nearby Belgium, it’s common to see communities spring up along > main roads. Not in the Netherlands - the roads are either running by fields > or tightly packed houses.* > > *In fact, the Dutch are experimenting with floating houses designed to > create housing in places like tidal estuaries near the big cities. There’s > lots of those.* > > *All the above QA are from Quora website on 13-11-2021. Quora answers > need not be 100% correct answers * > > *Compiler- R. 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