Why don't soda cans explode on airplanes?
Same reason planes themselves don’t explode. At cruise altitude, the air pressure inside of an airliner is much higher than outside. How much higher depends on the airliner - some are pressurized at different “altitude” equivalents, but 5–8,000 feet is about what the air inside an airliner feels like.The hull of the airliner is (more than) strong enough to withstand the pressure of the air inside trying to get out.In the same way, a soda can is strong enough to handle the high-pressure liquid trying to get out. Either at 0 feet above sea level or 8,000 feet.8,000 feet is high, but it’s not THAT high. Soda cans don’t explode in Denver (mile high) or at ski resorts in the Rockies (close to 8k) either!
Could you please tell me the cheat codes of GTA 5 San Andears and how to unlock banned cities on the map?
http://www.cheatcc.com/
How does a mouse die from a cat playing with it?
A "playful pat" from an animal 20 times your size is like being smacked with a sofa. Try getting bashed around for an hour like that, and then consider what shape your internal organs will be in at the end of that hour.Deadly injury doesn't have to involve visible injury, and when the victim is many times smaller seemingly minor force has real impact.For instance, shaking a baby can kill them, and many deaths occur every year as a result. That happens in just a few seconds. "Play" with an infant for an hour in a way a cat "plays" with a mouse, and you'd probably wind up with a morbid result, too.
What is the creepiest and most terrifying place in the world?
Lake NyosThis is a crater lake in Cameroon. At first glance this lake looks like any other lake out there. Surrounded by beautiful scenery, it would seem like an ideal tourist attraction. But there are some dark secrets that lie beneath that make it the most dangerous lake in the world. No, there aren’t any documented monsters that lie beneath the surface nor do the lake’s water conditions render the lake too dangerous to swim in. Nope, the lake is safe to swim on most days except the very rare occasions when … well, the lake literally explodes and kills all life surrounding it. Sounds strange, right? Well, here is the reason.Lake Nyos contains a build up of CO₂, mainly due to volcanic gases. Usually the CO₂ stays at the bottom of the lake because there is more pressure at the bottom. The enormous buildup of CO₂ makes the lake incredibly unstable.The huge release of the gas normally does not happen; however, in the event of a natural disaster that shakes up the lake like a volcano or an earthquake, the lake will literally explode. Just imagine shaking up a carbonated soft drink and then opening it. This is basically the same scenario as the lake exploding except on a much larger, deadlier scale.In 1986, possibly due to a landslide, Lake Nyos exploded. The explosion was so strong that it created a 25-meter tsunami that inundated the surrounding area. But this was not the worst part. A cloud of CO₂ gas was released and also engulfed the surrounding areas. Because carbon dioxide is denser than air, the cloud tended to not dissipate and instead pushed breathable air upwards. The people unfortunate enough to be caught up in this disaster suffered severe CO₂ poisoning, asphyxiation, and skin discoloration. Just about everyone caught in the dense CO₂ cloud died, and people as far as 25 kilometers away from the lake suffered wounds due to the gas cloud. In all, over 1700 people died that night and 3500 livestock as well. Modern technology solutions like degassing tubes have been installed to prevent a disaster like this from happening again. But Lake Nyos remains one of the most terrifying places in the world.The aftermath of the disaster
Writing a furestic war story, here is the what i have so far?
I've read many worse. I only take the time to make the criticisms below because I'll buy your first book when/if I see it. You have potential. This story is already better than much of what I just read in the latest L. Ron Hubbard's "writers of the future" Stop saying M17 so much. It's not creepy at all to name a rifle. It's quite common, and buddies are happy, because the rifle will be well maintained and ready to save their bacon in a fight. 'melded' also suffers from overuse. You aren't going to find a handheld minigun firing grenades, because the entire point behind multibarreled weapons is a firing rate so high that a single barrel would melt. The ammo load for such is in the very high hundreds to thousands, no human can carry a thousand propelled grenades into combat. Basically, the guy is carrying an A-10's gatling cannon which weighs 620 lbs with no ammo or power supply, The gun's recoil exceeds the plane's engine thrust. A .22 gatling is about all a human can really handle. Jesse Ventura's minigun in Predator held about 750 rounds. He'd have been much better off with a larger caliber slower firing single barreled machine gun, like a custom 20mm autogun like the bruce willis movie "the jackal". (but if you're going to shoot at hillary clinton, use explosive rounds, not depleted uranium penetrators) You can get away with a lot more in movies than you can in books. Likewise with the twin barreled tank. An M-1, I believe, carries less than 150 rounds.
Can I carry perfumes in a checked in baggage?
Almost all the airlines have placed restrictions for carrying creams/lotions/liquids on board the airplanes in carry-on. If you want to carry perfumes in your flight then you are allowed to do so. You are however permitted to bring only 3 ounce bottles, which can fit in a quart size plastic bag. You will be required to place the perfume/Cologne in a checked baggage if it is bigger than the permissible 3 ounce.The packing of perfume in carry-on baggage falls under the 3-1-1 rule of the Transport Safety Administration or TSA. According to the rule a passenger can pack aerosols, gels and liquids in containers of up to 3.4 ounce, with all containers in a single 1-quart plastic bag. Most perfume lovers don’t see this as a problem because only few bottles are larger than 3.4 ounce anyway. People seldom use perfume during an ongoing trip, and therefore carrying a full-size bottle with you is an impractical idea. Even though if you want to use perfume on a long-haul international flight then it will be better for you to carry small amount in a sample-size vial. Even the vial should also be packed in 1-quart bag and it should come out easily during screening. The members of TSA’s PreCheck program are however exempted from it.There is no restriction on liquid container sizes by the TSA for checked baggage. If you are carrying a full-size perfume bottle then it should be packed in the checked baggage. Take caution to place the perfume bottle or vial in double-bag to avoid any spillage or perfume leaking. It will be absolutely good for you to wrap the perfume bottle in bubble wrap for cushioning the glass as the bag is tossed around.