Hab ich hyperventilation?

Immer wenn ich mich verlezte Muss ich tief ein und aus atmen.Und wenn ich das nicht tue hab ich das gefühl ich kann gar nicht mehr atmen und werde ,,fallen,sterben" weil ich nicht geatmet habe...ich hab mich virhin an einer Eckbank gestoßen am Knie in dem Sofa war Metall.Ich hab mich gestoßen un musste so achnell wiemöglich ein und aus Atmen ich hatte trehnen in den Augen wegen dem Schmerz!!

Ich hab einen Riss in meinem IPhone 6 von links unten bis rechts etwas bis zur Mitte wisst ihr wo ich das reparieren kann? Wohne im Saalekreis, Sachsen-Anhalt, und kommt jz bitte nicht mit "Scheiß IPhone hält nichts aus, Samsung ist besser"

Hab mich auf meine Handy kamera gesetzt auf dem Boden und jz ist das Glas kaputt und die Kamera fokussiert nicht mehr. Kann man das reparieren lassen? Und wie viel würde  es kosten?

Hallo :)

Heute ist mir ein Unglück passiert, mein HTC One Mini 2 ist mir mit dem Display nach unten auf den Boden gestürzt. Als ich es testen wollten ob noch alles funktioniert, blieb mein Display schwarz obwohl ich die Tastensperre betätigt hatte.

Doch alle anderen Funktionen gehen noch. Wenn ich eine Nachricht bekomme vibriert mein Handy normal und auch die Touchfunktion ist noch gut.

Nun wurde mir gesagt, dass ich für die Reparatur 200 Euro bezahlen müsste. Doch vorerst wollte ich alle Daten sichern, doch die USB-Debugging - Funktion ist aktiv. Kann ich es durch irgendein Programm vom PC aus steuern ?

Oder habt ihr eine andere Idee ?

Schon einmal Danke für eine Antwort.

Liebe Grüße

Handy haker

Mein handy geht zwar an aber wegen einem kratzer in der mitte kann ich nicht auf meinem Handy tippen.. kann man es noch retten? Es ist neu und mein vater wird ausrasten wenn er das erfährt :/

Hier der link: https://youtu.be/En1_CcNkPEc?t=2m42s ist bei 2:42. hab schon überall die lyrics gesucht aber hab nichts gefunden bitte helft mir das ist saugeil

danke im Vorraus

Hallo,

Ich möchte wissen ob man Musik vom PC auf eine Samsung digitalkamera übertragen kann. Wenn ja, wie?

danke, Lg :D

Also wie schon oben gesagt wiege ich 75 kg und bin 1,65 m groß! Ich bi 15 Jahre alt und männlich!

Würde jz gern wissen ob ich übergewichtig oder einfach nur ein bisschen zu dick bin! Und wenn dass halt zu viel ist, was kann man dagegen dann machen?

Danke für schnelle Antworten LG Kev :)

Hi, Morgen hole ich mir einen Laptop, aber ich weiß nicht welcher dieser zwei besser ist. Es soll nur zum Spielen älterer Titel wie Fallout 3 usw geeignet sein.

Minecraft, Photoshop und Co sollten aber auch laufen..

Erste Wahl: https://m.expert.de/shop/unsere-produkte/computer-zubehor/notebook/laptop/17045433033-notebook-aspire-es1-731-p1tl.html

Zweite Wahl: als Antwort der link

Wäre euch dankbar.

Lg

Hi, Morgen hole ich mir einen Laptop, aber ich weiß nicht welcher dieser zwei besser ist. Es soll nur zum Spielen älterer Titel wie Fallout 3 usw geeignet sein.

Minecraft, Photoshop und Co sollten aber auch laufen..

Erste Wahl: https://m.expert.de/shop/unsere-produkte/computer-zubehor/notebook/laptop/17045433033-notebook-aspire-es1-731-p1tl.html

Zweite Wahl: als Antwort der link

Wäre euch dankbar.

Lg

Ich hab große wut auf meine lehrerin, denn sie mag mich nicht und nimmt mich nur vor die tür mit und erzählt irgendein misst!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! was soll ich machen? schule verlassen oder sie schlagen??? Ich weiß mir nicht zu helfen und die lehrerin will das nicht mal vernünftig besprechen!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

The depletion of the ozone layer

1. What is ozone? Ozone is a chemical compound of an oxygen atom, an oxygen molecule and a certain element m, which helps keeping the generated ozone stable. Most always this element m is nitrogen, but it could be every other molecule occurring in the atmosphere as well.

2. What is the atmosphere? It is a thin blue layer of gases at the edge of the planet. The widest part is just about 100 kilometers thick, but the outlets reach expanses till 600 kilometers. It is essential for our life on earth, otherwise the average temperature on our planet wouldn’t be 15°C, but rather around -15°C. The atmosphere is also important for the greenhouse effect, apart from that the oceans would be frozen and the energy-rich ultraviolet radiation from the sun would make a life on earth impossible.

3. What is the ozone layer? At the end of the previous development processes nearly one billion years ago, oxygen had been produced and released to the atmosphere, so ozone was formed under the effect of the radiation. The job of this layer is to absorb the ultraviolet radiation inasmuch as it could not have a life-threatening effect anymore. It has its biggest ozone density at a height of nearly 20 till 25 kilometers, so it is located in the stratosphere. The quantity of the ozone is stated in Dobson units (DU)

4. The depletion of the ozone layer 1986 an ozone hole above the Antarctic was discovered and by now there is also a reduction of the ozone above the northern hemisphere. Chlorofluorocarbons, short CFCs are mainly responsible for the depletion of the ozone layer, because these carbons are stable and inert, so they reach the stratosphere without reacting with other elements before. After arriving there, the chlorine atoms get split off from the CFC because of the radiation of the sun. Now the chlorine atoms are free and start to react with the ozone molecules. One chlorine atom can destroy up to 100000 ozone molecules, till it finds another reaction partner. So you can see it is very harmful.

5. Countermeasures There have been many committees like COVOS or CIAP, but also some contracts like the „Wiener Übereinkunft” 1985 or the “Protokoll von Montreal” 1987, which have the common aim, namely to reduce the CFC production. Nowadays there is already a decrease of the CFC noticeable. Reasons for this are the improved fuel systems and the rises in environmentally friendly technology, but the upward trend has to continue for a complete recovery of the ozone layer. For this national help is needed as well. You can also help oneself by following some rules: •avoid using your car for short distances, form carpools or use public transport •use coating, blankets or cleaning agents, which not contain organic solvents

6. Consequences Consequences are climate changes, loss of harvest, skin cancer or a negative influence on the immune system, but also your lung tissue can be harmed if there is ozone near the surface of the earth

The depletion of the ozone layer

1. What is ozone? Ozone is a chemical compound of an oxygen atom, an oxygen molecule and a certain element m, which helps keeping the generated ozone stable. Most always this element m is nitrogen, but it could be every other molecule occurring in the atmosphere as well.

2. What is the atmosphere? It is a thin blue layer of gases at the edge of the planet. The widest part is just about 100 kilometers thick, but the outlets reach expanses till 600 kilometers. It is essential for our life on earth, otherwise the average temperature on our planet wouldn’t be 15°C, but rather around -15°C. The atmosphere is also important for the greenhouse effect, apart from that the oceans would be frozen and the energy-rich ultraviolet radiation from the sun would make a life on earth impossible.

3. What is the ozone layer? At the end of the previous development processes nearly one billion years ago, oxygen had been produced and released to the atmosphere, so ozone was formed under the effect of the radiation. The job of this layer is to absorb the ultraviolet radiation inasmuch as it could not have a life-threatening effect anymore. It has its biggest ozone density at a height of nearly 20 till 25 kilometers, so it is located in the stratosphere. The quantity of the ozone is stated in Dobson units (DU)

4. The depletion of the ozone layer 1986 an ozone hole above the Antarctic was discovered and by now there is also a reduction of the ozone above the northern hemisphere. Chlorofluorocarbons, short CFCs are mainly responsible for the depletion of the ozone layer, because these carbons are stable and inert, so they reach the stratosphere without reacting with other elements before. After arriving there, the chlorine atoms get split off from the CFC because of the radiation of the sun. Now the chlorine atoms are free and start to react with the ozone molecules. One chlorine atom can destroy up to 100000 ozone molecules, till it finds another reaction partner. So you can see it is very harmful.

5. Countermeasures There have been many committees like COVOS or CIAP, but also some contracts like the „Wiener Übereinkunft” 1985 or the “Protokoll von Montreal” 1987, which have the common aim, namely to reduce the CFC production. Nowadays there is already a decrease of the CFC noticeable. Reasons for this are the improved fuel systems and the rises in environmentally friendly technology, but the upward trend has to continue for a complete recovery of the ozone layer. For this national help is needed as well. You can also help oneself by following some rules: •avoid using your car for short distances, form carpools or use public transport •use coating, blankets or cleaning agents, which not contain organic solvents

6. Consequences Consequences are climate changes, loss of harvest, skin cancer or a negative influence on the immune system, but also your lung tissue can be harmed if there is ozone near the surface of the earth

The depletion of the ozone layer

1. What is ozone? Ozone is a chemical compound of an oxygen atom, an oxygen molecule and a certain element m, which helps keeping the generated ozone stable. Most always this element m is nitrogen, but it could be every other molecule occurring in the atmosphere as well.

2. What is the atmosphere? It is a thin blue layer of gases at the edge of the planet. The widest part is just about 100 kilometers thick, but the outlets reach expanses till 600 kilometers. It is essential for our life on earth, otherwise the average temperature on our planet wouldn’t be 15°C, but rather around -15°C. The atmosphere is also important for the greenhouse effect, apart from that the oceans would be frozen and the energy-rich ultraviolet radiation from the sun would make a life on earth impossible.

3. What is the ozone layer? At the end of the previous development processes nearly one billion years ago, oxygen had been produced and released to the atmosphere, so ozone was formed under the effect of the radiation. The job of this layer is to absorb the ultraviolet radiation inasmuch as it could not have a life-threatening effect anymore. It has its biggest ozone density at a height of nearly 20 till 25 kilometers, so it is located in the stratosphere. The quantity of the ozone is stated in Dobson units (DU)

4. The depletion of the ozone layer 1986 an ozone hole above the Antarctic was discovered and by now there is also a reduction of the ozone above the northern hemisphere. Chlorofluorocarbons, short CFCs are mainly responsible for the depletion of the ozone layer, because these carbons are stable and inert, so they reach the stratosphere without reacting with other elements before. After arriving there, the chlorine atoms get split off from the CFC because of the radiation of the sun. Now the chlorine atoms are free and start to react with the ozone molecules. One chlorine atom can destroy up to 100000 ozone molecules, till it finds another reaction partner. So you can see it is very harmful.

5. Countermeasures There have been many committees like COVOS or CIAP, but also some contracts like the „Wiener Übereinkunft” 1985 or the “Protokoll von Montreal” 1987, which have the common aim, namely to reduce the CFC production. Nowadays there is already a decrease of the CFC noticeable. Reasons for this are the improved fuel systems and the rises in environmentally friendly technology, but the upward trend has to continue for a complete recovery of the ozone layer. For this national help is needed as well. You can also help oneself by following some rules: •avoid using your car for short distances, form carpools or use public transport •use coating, blankets or cleaning agents, which not contain organic solvents

6. Consequences Consequences are climate changes, loss of harvest, skin cancer or a negative influence on the immune system, but also your lung tissue can be harmed if there is ozone near the surface of the earth

Sind 300-500 kcal pro Tag zu wenig für eine 13-Jährige? (1.68 m; 60 kg)

The depletion of the ozone layer

1. What is ozone? Ozone is a chemical compound of an oxygen atom, an oxygen molecule and a certain element m, which helps keeping the generated ozone stable. Most always this element m is nitrogen, but it could be every other molecule occurring in the atmosphere as well.

2. What is the atmosphere? It is a thin blue layer of gases at the edge of the planet. The widest part is just about 100 kilometers thick, but the outlets reach expanses till 600 kilometers. It is essential for our life on earth, otherwise the average temperature on our planet wouldn’t be 15°C, but rather around -15°C. The atmosphere is also important for the greenhouse effect, apart from that the oceans would be frozen and the energy-rich ultraviolet radiation from the sun would make a life on earth impossible.

3. What is the ozone layer? At the end of the previous development processes nearly one billion years ago, oxygen had been produced and released to the atmosphere, so ozone was formed under the effect of the radiation. The job of this layer is to absorb the ultraviolet radiation inasmuch as it could not have a life-threatening effect anymore. It has its biggest ozone density at a height of nearly 20 till 25 kilometers, so it is located in the stratosphere. The quantity of the ozone is stated in Dobson units (DU)

4. The depletion of the ozone layer 1986 an ozone hole above the Antarctic was discovered and by now there is also a reduction of the ozone above the northern hemisphere. Chlorofluorocarbons, short CFCs are mainly responsible for the depletion of the ozone layer, because these carbons are stable and inert, so they reach the stratosphere without reacting with other elements before. After arriving there, the chlorine atoms get split off from the CFC because of the radiation of the sun. Now the chlorine atoms are free and start to react with the ozone molecules. One chlorine atom can destroy up to 100000 ozone molecules, till it finds another reaction partner. So you can see it is very harmful.

5. Countermeasures There have been many committees like COVOS or CIAP, but also some contracts like the „Wiener Übereinkunft” 1985 or the “Protokoll von Montreal” 1987, which have the common aim, namely to reduce the CFC production. Nowadays there is already a decrease of the CFC noticeable. Reasons for this are the improved fuel systems and the rises in environmentally friendly technology, but the upward trend has to continue for a complete recovery of the ozone layer. For this national help is needed as well. You can also help oneself by following some rules: •avoid using your car for short distances, form carpools or use public transport •use coating, blankets or cleaning agents, which not contain organic solvents

6. Consequences Consequences are climate changes, loss of harvest, skin cancer or a negative influence on the immune system, but also your lung tissue can be harmed if there is ozone near the surface of the earth