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Manojdas Posted 16 years ago
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1) What is a "Cyclotron" and what is a "Cyclone"?
2) What is "Sunami" and why is it called so?
2) What is "Sunami" and why is it called so?
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2. Tsunami = big wave, from the Japanese for the same. 1.
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- Tsunami = big wave, from the Japanese for the same.
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- Cyclone = a windstorm, usually with heavy rain, or over the ocean; cyclotron = a term used in physics, the definition of which I am not able to understand (but I think it has nothing to do with weather).
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2. Tsunami = big wave, from the Japanese for the same.
1. Cyclone = a windstorm, usually with heavy rain, or over the ocean; cyclotron = a term used in physics, the definition of which I am not able to understand (but I think it has nothing to do with weather).
1. Cyclone = a windstorm, usually with heavy rain, or over the ocean; cyclotron = a term used in physics, the definition of which I am not able to understand (but I think it has nothing to do with weather).
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