i'm  still puzzled  on  that  north pole  question....always  will be...maybe  ...so  i  have  to  ask?
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You can make a magnet and stamp it as you wish. You have the freedom. Try marking dakshin and uttar. But it will not be a standard magnet. Only you will be using and understanding it.
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Imagine the world runs out of questions! As long as there is curiosity, life will be interesting!\n\nI will always have questions!!
273909
what?\n\n\n\nI still don't understand.
86796
Good luck, But wher is the question?????
1051739
No.\n\nI can always find a real world explanation for things that seem "mysterious" to me. You just have to be willing to question things and go out and look for the real answer.
594914
weirdness.. what is the question????
488481
True north would be a line from your position to the geographic north pole.\n\nMagnetic north is a line between your position and the northern magnetic pole.  \n\nSince the northern magnetic pole does NOT coincide with the geographic north pole (IIRC, it is somewhere in northern Canada), there is a difference between those two lines.  The magnitude of that difference depends on precisely where on the earth you are standing when you take your measurement.\n\nThat's why, on all good topographic maps, they have an indicator of both magnetic north and true north, so you can apply the appropriate correction to navigate with a compass.  Of course, global positioning systems are making that problem a non-issue (if you can "see" the satellites . . .).
616654
Dont know but I hope they answer some questions too or else I will be permanantly lost!!!!!
1003681
hopefully.....im really lost in thought abt this one wat wud the answer be?..c'mon lemme think cos i cant seem to pin it on this one or that one fer sure...wat do u think?...i've been thinkin abt this questions da whole night yeaterday and cudnt really get any sleep either man 'mon wat cud possibly b the answer to this onenow?...im really lost!...i hope u gimme best answer fer atleast writing so much and i hope i get gud rating also fer writing so much of bull
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First of all, the last part of the riddle is missing. "Can you answer this riddle?"\n\nThe answer is simply "no".\nThat's why kindergarteners can answer it...\nLook here: http://teensetc.com/0F/0D/BI/index.shtml\n\nAlthough the riddle originally was based on a poem about time, there were errors in it that make it impossible to be answered with "time".\n\nThe last part of the riddle, "If you squeeze me, I'll pop.\nIf you look at me, you'll pop." is actually from an old riddle which had the answer "bubble". (if you squeeze it it will pop, if you look at it you see your reflection and you pop.)\n\nAnd the answer "pressure" came from someone who knew nothing at all about why it is cold at the north pole or why polar bears appear white, and just made a wild guess.\nDo a little research, and you'll see pressure has absolutely nothing to do with it...
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A lot of PhD's have tried to figure this one out and, so far, no one, icluding the well-intentioned folks who have attempted to answer your question, knows.  It remains a mystery.
875786
That question dosn't make sense
164122
wow, clarify the question and i still wont be able to answer it
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REPEAT THAT FOR ME I AM A LITTLE CONFUSED???
311306
It's the variation between the magnetic north pole and the geographic north pole.  It varies depending on your location.
64885
Now THAT is a good question.  I don't ,ah, think I'll , ah, ever know the, ah,  answer.
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The answer is always there...it just needs somebody to ask its question.....so really its the answer! but of course the question was always there it was just waiting for sum1 to ask it!!!