What is the hand clapping game called?

How do I dice an apple?

What are the rules of the stick game?

The rules of the game are very simple.

The players take turns tapping hands. The number of fingers out on your hand is the number of fingers that the other player must put out on the hand that you tapped.

How do you play the game stick?

How do you play the stick?

The objective of the game is to successfully hide your “bones” from the “guesses” of the other team, causing the other team to lose a “stick” with each wrong guess, eventually resulting in your team winning all the sticks and the game. You win when you can trick and hide your bones from your opponent.

How do you cut apples into match sticks?

Why do we put salt on apples?

Though there’s almost nothing better than perfectly ripe fruit, adding a pinch of salt can actually boost the fruit’s natural sweetness and also reduce the bitterness of unripened fruit. From apples to watermelon, here are 12 fruits that love flirting it up with a pinch of salt.

What does Julienne an apple mean?

A matchstick cut is a lot what it sounds like–it refers slicing your produce into thin rectangular sticks. It’s often referred to as a julienne cut. Matchsticked apples can be a great addition to a salad, or a fun crunchy topping for a savory dish.

Are match sticks safe?

The wood or cardboard stick is generally considered non-toxic, although it could be a choking hazard. Toxic effects can occur with most of the chemicals on a match tip, but the most concerning substances are potassium chlorate and potassium dichromate.

Are matches illegal?

So, strike anywhere matches are still legal to manufacture and sell in the US. It appears they have not been banned by the Patriot Act or any other piece of legislation. An interesting twist on this theory is that the matches were banned not because they were hazardous material, but for another reason altogether.

What happens when you light a match stick?

Friction on the ignition surface:

If the match is struck against the striking surface, the friction causes the match to heat up. A small amount of the red phosphorus on the friction surface is converted into white phosphorus. The heat ignites the phosphorus that has reached the match head of the match when rubbing.

Can we burn a match stick in space?

In zero gravity, there is no up or down. That means the heat generated by the match will not cause the air to rise and isn’t being replenished with fresh oxygen. That also means the match flame will appear dimmer than it would in Earth’s atmosphere.

What does space smell like?

Astronaut Thomas Jones said it “carries a distinct odor of ozone, a faint acrid smell…a little like gunpowder, sulfurous.” Tony Antonelli, another space-walker, said space “definitely has a smell that’s different than anything else.” A gentleman named Don Pettit was a bit more verbose on the topic: “Each time, when I

What color is fire in space?

In space, hot and cold air weigh the same: nothing. Heated air just expands outward in a sphere. Because the air doesn’t rush away in one direction (up) like on Earth, the fire burns hotter and doesn’t produce as much smoke and soot, making the whole flame blue.

Can you burp in space?

You can’t burp in space because the air, food and liquids in your stomach are all floating together like chunky bubbles. If you burp, you throw up into your mouth. So guess where the trapped air goes?

How do female astronauts deal with their periods?

The question comes down to proper disposal of sanitary waste, especially for long space journeys. Most female astronauts opt, instead, to induce amenorrhea. That is, suppress their periods by taking birth control pills.

What happens if you sneeze in space?

A cough or sneeze on Earth blasts infectious particles from 3 to 6 ft. (1 to 2 m) away before gravity takes over and they fall out of the air. In space, they float everywhere. When they do land, they don’t settle in some safe, out of the way place, because in a spacecraft there is no out of the way.