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Dive into crystal clear tropical waters with this wall mural. Pristine blue waters bubble and swirl around you as if you're floating up from cannonballing in. Sparkling Water Wall Mural comes on 5 panels and measures 12ft 3in wide by 8ft 2in high when assembled. Crystal clear bubbling waters swirl upward; Printed on non woven material; Paste included; Comes with 5 panels; Measures 12ft 3in wide by 8ft 2in high when assembled; Washable and strippable.
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Product Description Brand: ANSAI Features: Model Number : Water decal Scale : 1:144 Age Range : 8~16 Years Theme : Fantasy & Sci-Fi Details: Before use water,clean model’s surface, 1.prepare some warm water 2.cut the part you need paste carefully,put it into water with tweezer or model knife about 3~5 seconds 3.put the decal on the model adjust the place carefully 4.use cotton swab to clean the water Package Dimensions: 1x204x45 UPC: 721618991343 Department: Toy Tags: ANSAI Toy
87 percent of the world's population - around 5.9 billion people - have access to clean and safe drinking-water resources, however that means almost one billion people do not. View full article at Power and Energy Africa Graphic by Tiffany Farrant
Do you know what convection current is? In this experiment, you will see how temperature affects water density and generates ocean current.
Concept Art by German artist Alexandr Pascenko. View the website
Fantastic science fiction themed artwork from Lorenz Hideyoshi Ruwwe a freelance concept artist and illustrator working in the entertainment industry.
In deep water, a tsunami moves very fast and has a long wavelength and a small amplitude. As it enters shallower water, it slows down and the wavelength decreases. This causes the wave to become much taller.
How big a cube would you need to fit all the Earth's oceans? How about lakes and rivers? Let's find out because this is the kind of nerdy shit I like to find out.
Cover art by Harold W McCauley
Regardless of the amount of winter ice cover, the waters off of the Alaskan coast usually come alive each spring with blooms of phytoplankton.
