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What did geologist Jim Reinders call the 26 cars he planted on end in a Nebraska wheat field, as an homage to? What did geologist Jim Reinders call the 26 cars he planted on end in a Nebraska wheat field, as an homage to an ancient site in England ... (Asked by missada51)
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CARHENGE - is a replica of England's Stonehenge located near the town of Alliance, Nebraska on the High Plains. Instead of being made from stones, Carhenge is constructed of vintage American automobiles, all covered with gray spray paint. Built by Jim Reinders, it was dedicated at the June 1987 summer solstice. Thirty-eight automobiles were used in a circle measuring about 96 feet (29 m) in diameter. Some autos are held upright in pits five feet (1.5 m) deep, trunk end down, while arches have been formed by welding cars atop the supporting autos. The heelstone is a 1962 Cadillac. Carhenge replicates Stonehenge's ...(Answered by Robert S <mariner31>)

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what do some of these college nicknames mean?..? 1-boilermaker(purdue)2-cremsom tide(alabama)3-tar heel(north carolina)4-utes(utah)5-sooners(oklahoma)6-corn husker(nebraska)7-hokey(virginia tech)8-lobos(new mexico)9-illini(illinois)10-orangeman(syracuse) ... (Asked by vegasbill1963)
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Boilermakers are literally that: makers of boilers. Crimson tide refers to the color of the team's jerseys: red. Utes refers to the Ute Indian tribe of Utah. Sooners refers to those people who jumped the gun and got land before the others when the Cherokee Strip was opened for settlement. Huster is short for Cornhusker. Lobo is a desert wolf. Illini refers to the Illinois Indian tribe of Illinois I don't know Tarheels or Hokey...(Answered by Taivo)

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What is the area of nebraska in kilometers? ... (Asked by shadow2dolphin2)
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Nebraska measures 459 miles (740 kilometers) across at its widest point, following a diagonal from southeast to northwest. Nebraska’s total area, including land and water, is 77,358 square miles (200,358 square kilometers) — almost 20 percent larger than New England. The state’s land area alone is 76,878 square miles (199,113 square kilometers). Nebraska ranks 16th among the states in land and water area and 15th in land area alone....(Answered by ridesonroces)

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Hi from Nebraska USA and where are you from and the time there. It is 4:04 am here? Hi from Nebraska USA and where are you from and the time there. It is 4:04 am here ... (Asked by ted b)
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Brazil. it is 14:10. We are -3 hours from GMT...(Answered by luizdanielsilveira)

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Using each of the letters of the alphabet, what are the shortest place names in the world? I already have 3 Å's, in Sweden, Denmark and Norway, an Aa in Estonia and a river Aa in France, a town called Ba in Fiji, a River D in Oregon and a river E in Scotland. There's an L (a lake in Nebraska) and T (a gulch in Colorado). Villages U in the Pacific Caroline Islands and Y in France, and streets Zzz in Bangs Texas, and Zzzz in Kearney Nebraska. ... (Asked by lilchocksta)
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p in my urinary track (lol just kidding i dont know)...(Answered by zackary_beaudoin)

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time zone for nebraska? ... (Asked by scharolettes)
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We're in central time. It's currently 4:05 pm!...(Answered by ♥ ☆ StarLiteGrl~98☼1 ☆ ♥)

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Please help? What did geologist Jim Reinders call the 26 cars he planted on end in a Nebraska wheat field, as an homage to an ancient site in England? ... (Asked by leelee)
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probably car henge...(Answered by I've Grudgingly Returned)

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Who's the smartest? Here's a quiz to find out who is the smartest person here. You can use the internet. 1.The Beaufort Sea touches what 2 north american contries? 2. Are there any U.S. states located south of 25 degree N latitude? If so wich one(s)? 3.What is the only contry on the iberian peninsula that borders the mediterranean sea? 4.What is the name of the body of water that separets iran from saudi arabia? 5.What is the name of the bay that is connected to the Atlantic Ocean by the Hudson Strait? 6.If you were desinging a map of your city, would you let 1 inch equal a ... (Asked by mistery person)
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1) Canada and America (Not Alaska as Alaska is a state of America not a country) 2) Texas and Florida 3) Spain 4) Persian Gulf 5) Hudson Bay 6) 500 miles as sacrificing the amount of accuracy in the scale will deliver a greater visual usefulness to its user. 7) Equator 8) South Dakota and capital city is Pierre...(Answered by vampire2000_sg)

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what are the words to the song "reading and writing and arithmetic taught to the tune of a hickory stick" the title of this may be the school song. We used to have to sing this when we were children going to small one room school house in the farm country of western Nebraska. ... (Asked by bckwht02)
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School Days (When We Were a Couple of Kids) Words and Music By: Cobbs & Edwards Adapted By: Terry Kluytmans Copyright © 2001 Terry Kluytmans Nothing to do, Nellie Darling, Oh, there's nothing to do, you say, Let's take a trip On the Memory Ship, And sail back to the good old days. Sail to the old village schoolhouse, Anchor outside the school door, Look in and see, There's you and there's me, A couple of kids once more. School days, school days, Dear old golden rule days. 'Readin' and 'ritin' and 'rithmetic, Taught to the tune of a hick'ry stick. You were my queen in calico, I was your bashful barefoot beau, And you wrote on my slate, 'I love you, ...(Answered by pamspraises)

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If all the worlds population were standing side by side, front to back... how much land? space would be required? I'm looking for an answer that people can relate to their own knowledge like... 'the size of Nebraska" or say "about 1,872 Nascar tracks" thanks much ... (Asked by starstdnt)
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Assume each person can stand in a 50cm square, and there are 6 billion people. the Square root of 6 billion x 50 cm gives about 37 square kilometers of humanity, or 23 square miles of densely packed human. In NY city there are approximately 20 blocks per mile, so say all of the Earth's people could fit in 460 NY cuty blocks?...(Answered by Graham S)

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