I got a swimming pool question - if you are using a solar cover, does  the "bubble" side face up or down?
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Bubble side goes down, smooth side up.
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it loves sun. but it doesnot love dry air!!!!. it must be partially covered to make damp greenhouse air around it. otherwise it would wilt no matter how much u water it. put the pot in a large jar or little aquarium with a lid and make holes in the lid just to allow SOME air circulation but not much. take it from direct sun until it recovers from the wilting. then take it back to sun - it will love it. the thing about flies and trashcan is nonsense that makes me laugh alot! am i right that the weather got hotter and more sunny in your country recently - that would explain the change. moisting and misting would not correct the problem because u would have to do it over and over and you probably cannot do so. if u make the thing with the partly open aquarium then it is maintenance-free until it runs out of water, that is for weeks - depending on the size of the dish or whether you put the water on the bottom of the aquarium, then it may be a full month. also forget about the spongge - just allow the vft a bit of water in the dish or aquarium. dont repot, at least not now. also dont feed it in this state, no way.
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Well, you are lower, there is more "head" above you, more air piled directly above you.  Same thing as going deep in the ocean, except you are going deep in air, so the pressure does not go up as fast as if it was water, but it WILL go up.
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stomata  are  mini  factories  that  use  sunlight  to  convert  co2 gas and water  to  simple sugars [glucose]   they  also  reverse  and  give off  watervapor  and  oxygen ......stomata  on the  lower  side  wouldnot  allow  the  rays  of  the  sun  to  reach them...though  certain  rays  could  penetrate the the  leaves...thewavelengths  needed  wouldnt  be  there
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The idea that water drains counter clockwise in the northern hemisphere, and clockwise in the southern hemisphere is wrong. It is a popular misconception, and is based on something called the "coriolis force", which is kind of complicated to explain, but has to do with the spinning of the earth. It is true that the coriolis force would influence a liquid in the direction it drains, but the force is TINY compared to the other forces present in the liquid. The way water drains - whether clockwise or counter clockwise - is based mainly on the intial direction of the water in the container, not whether it is in the northern or southern hemisphere. So in short, at the equator, it will drain in either direction, depending on the initial direction! Hope this helps!
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Despite the air bubbles, mine seems to be pretty random.\n\nBut I'm curious, did you think that some answers are more common than others? I'll give mine a shake ask what it thinks is the most common answer...\n\nConcentrate and ask again.\n\nDamn!\n\nVery Doubtful.\n\nHmmmm...
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yes\nthe water actually magnifies the suns rays so you get burnt worse more times then not.\nit is important to wear a high factor sun screen that is waterproof and reapply every 2 hours.
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If it has an air bubble then tie a string around the upper end and whirl it around over your head.  The force should make the bubble rise.
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As light penetrates water the water absorbs light rays. Your water is probably crystal clear already. The\nbluish tint is something that cannot be taken away. It is the laws of physics at work.\nAs light penetrates water the water absorbs light rays. Blue light has the ability to travel the furthest in\nwater. So as your pool gets deeper there is only going to be more blue light reflecting off the bottom.\nThis is the reason it looks more blue as the pool gets deeper.
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Everyone says that The surface tension causes the bubble to be spherical. But how? and Why? \n\nLets explain surface tension first- \nIn an air-water interface, the molecules that are close to the surface are attracted by fewer molecules of the liquid than the ones that are NOT close to the surface. The former thus, has less attractive potential energy than the latter, right?\n\nNow, for any matter (solid or liquid), attractive potential energy results in stability & repulsive energy results in instablity (common sense). \n\nSo, it is energetically unfavourable to have a surface for a liquid (or solid) as it results in loss of attractive potential energy.\n\nNow, for that reason, a bubble wants to have the lowest possible surface area to remain stable. Now, using some high level mathematics, someone found out that a sphere has the lowest possible surface area for a given volume. (it is better than a cube atleast).\n\nHence why we can see that the water bubbles and drops tend to be spherical. Due to the effect of gravity, although the drops appear oval in shape but, in the absense of gravity, all the liguid-air surfaces tend to be spherical.\n\nI hope it helped.\nHave a nice day!
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Blowing bubbles back through the pool returns? Air leak on suction side of pump. Bubbles from foaming? Too much algaecide!
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Take a spray bottle, add a small amount of dish soap and fill with water.  Spray the surface down and look for the bubbling.  Or you could take it to a pool or lake and do it that way.  Obviously the air mattress must be full of air first.  LOL.
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swim in shades or full covered swim suite
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Check for any ordnances in your city.  They might specify the minimum height (and type?) of fence required to surround your outdoor pool.  Thhe problem is that an outdoor pool may be regarded as an "attractive nusiance" and children under a certain age should be expected to explore it and perhaps drown.  You would be held responsible and liable.  Your home owner's insurance policy may have requirements regarding a pool.  If you have young children you also need to protect them.  Good luck.
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It probably is evaporating from the top. The bubbles on bottom are just more visible.
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It is supposed to ground your energies. Bubbling might signify energy trying escape. Maybe it is blocked/closed?
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turn off lights... use a flashlight for sun. see how the opposite side is dark but the front is light.