[Answer] What three colors are used to create the color white on a TV or computer screen?

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...A monitor or TV screen generates three colors of light (red, green, and blue) and the different colors we see are due to different combinations and intensities of these three primary colors. Each pixel on a computer screen is composed of three small dots of compounds called phosphors surrounded by a black mask.

[Answer] 7. How can the gravitational pull of something be increased enough to create a black hole?

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...1. by eating too much at Thanksgiving dinner 2. by joining with a second, identical object 3. by having its mass compressed 4. in reaction to a nuclear explosion When the mass of an object becomes compressed, the gravitational pull that the mass exerted remains constant, but becomes compressed, or concentrated, into a much smaller object. This means that even though it remains constant, it becomes more powerful. I know that this is confusing, so let's try another way. Take the gravitational pull of the Earth. It's strong enough to keep us from falling off but weak enough that we are able to move around. If we are able get a rocket ship moving fast enough, we can blast out of the gravitational pull and into space. Now, take the Earth and compress it into the size of a marble (which is about the size that the Earth would have to be compressed to in order to create a black hole). Remember, we aren't changing the mass of the Earth at all, just squishing it so that it's really, really tight, or dense. That mass would exert the same gravitational pull, but because it's now compressed into a really small area, it would be incredibly powerful. With black holes (and no, the Earth could never become one) we're talking about objects with considerably more mass. So much so that when they are compressed in the same way, they are still very large.

[Ans] Who was the live action model used to create the Disney character "Tinker Bell?"

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Tinker Bell might be a cartoon character in Walt Disney’s animated film “Peter Pan,” but the fairy is based on a real person. Margaret Kerry was selected to play the part in the early 1950s to pantomime Tinker Bell’s actions in front of a live-action film camera to provide Disney’s animators with reference footage for the character. As Tinker Bell was to be non verbal, her movements would be integral, and the studio sought a dancer that could help embody the character. Margaret Kerry won the part and spent six months at the Disney Studios on a mostly empty sound stage pantomiming the role.

[Answer] Who was the live action model used to create the Disney character "Tinker Bell?"

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "Who was the live action model used to create the Disney character "Tinker Bell?""

...Tinker Bell might be a cartoon character in Walt Disney’s animated film “Peter Pan,” but the fairy is based on a real person. Margaret Kerry was selected to play the part in the early 1950s to pantomime Tinker Bell’s actions in front of a live-action film camera to provide Disney’s animators with reference footage for the character. As Tinker Bell was to be non verbal, her movements would be integral, and the studio sought a dancer that could help embody the character. Margaret Kerry won the part and spent six months at the Disney Studios on a mostly empty sound stage pantomiming the role.

[Answer] 1. Died March 22: What legendary animation mogul paired with another cartoon giant to create animated T.V. shows such as "The Flintstones" and "The Jetsons", as well as characters like Huckleberry Hound and Quick Draw McGraw?

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...1. Walter Lantz 2. Karl Wallenda 3. Jack Warner 4. William Hanna Born in tiny Melrose, New Mexico in 1910, William Hanna teamed with Joseph Barbera to create the "Tom and Jerry" movie series and a string of successful animated TV shows: "Huckleberry Hound", "Yogi Bear", "Johnny Quest", "Scooby-Doo", "The Smurfs", and the prime-time series "The Flintstones", just to name a few. They were the kings of Saturday morning cartoons in the 1960s-1980s, but as weekday afternoon syndication became more popular in the late 1980s they saw their position erode. It was revived somewhat with the creation of the Cartoon Network, which primarily showed Hanna-Barbera fare. After a long battle with throat cancer, William Hanna died on on March 22, 2001 in North Hollywood, California and was laid to rest in Ascension Cemetery. Animator Walter Lantz also died on March 22, in 1994. He created "Woody Woopecker", which his wife Gracie Lantz voiced.

[Answer] What famous old-school comic strip character did Alex Raymond create in 1934?

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...Kids today may be more familiar with names like Spider-Man, Iron Man and the Hulk, but one hero predates these household names: Flash Gordon! Yes, Alex Raymond created the all-American athlete turned space hero way back in 1934. Flash was the cartoonist's take on Buck Rogers, a character who was quite popular at the time. Of course, fans of the British rock band Queen may also be familiar with Flash, as they provided the soundtrack for the hero's 1980 film. "FLASH! A-AH!" Source: FlashGordon.com

[Ans] Whose Valyrian Steel Sword was melted down to create Oathkeeper and Widow’s Wail?

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Jaime provides Brienne of Tarth with Joffrey's sword, which she names "Oathkeeper", new armour and Podrick Payne to serve as her new squire. As she leaves, she almost breaks down in tears, and looks back at Jaime while on her horse, which causes Jaime to realise her feelings for him.