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As the balloon deflates, it becomes smaller, gradually allowing Sabine to see more of Quentin. When the balloon was fully inflated, it caused a shadow that obscured Quentin from Sabine's view. As the opaque material of the balloon no longer blocks the line of sight between Sabine and Quentin, Sabine's view becomes less obstructed until she can see Quentin without obstruction once the balloon is entirely deflated.

As the balloon deflates, it gradually descends and Sabine's view of Quentin becomes unobstructed.

When Quillon rolls the ball across the table, the ball will move towards Yara, maintaining its motion due to inertia. It will eventually stop if friction and air resistance act upon it before it reaches the table's edge. Assuming the rolling ball has enough velocity to reach the edge of the table and the table has no barriers, the ball will fall to the ground due to gravity once it reaches the edge. Yara will first see the ball when it appears on her side of the stool, either while it's still on the table or at the moment it falls off the table, depending on the stool's dimensions and Yara's height relative to the table. If Yara is taller than the stool or if the stool does not completely block her view of the table's surface, she might see the ball rolling towards her before it falls. If the stool completely blocks her view, she will only see the ball after it has left the table.

As Quillon rolls the ball, it will travel across the table until it reaches the edge closest to Yara. Due to the presence of the taller stool, Yara will only be able to see the ball once it passes the edge of the table and comes into her line of sight on her side. The exact moment she first sees the ball depends on factors like the height of the stool and the angle at which the ball is rolled.

Jaxon can see Tehya from his position under the ceiling light because there is no obstruction between them. The light being centered in the room would illuminate all corners, making visibility clear. Since Jaxon is at the center of the room and Tehya is in a corner, his line of sight would extend outwards in all directions, and nothing would block his view of Tehya standing in the corner.

No, Jaxon cannot see Tehya without moving from his spot. This is because she is standing at one corner of the room, which is too far away and not within the direct line of sight from Jaxon's position under the light at the center. щ щ щ щ щ

Zahara's presence will affect Xiomara's view of the light because Zahara will block some of the light, casting a shadow in Xiomara's direction. This happens because light travels in straight lines and any opaque object, such as Zahara standing in between Xiomara and the light source, would obstruct the light's path resulting in a shadow.

Yes, Zahara's presence would cast a shadow on the ceiling that could be seen by Xiomara if she looks up. This is due to the light shining down on Zahara and the subsequent blockage of the light by her body, creating a dark area or silhouette on the ceiling.

Jarvis will likely be able to see Fenella's red flag if no other objects are blocking his line of sight. The reasoning is that Fenella being on a hill places her and the flag at a higher elevation than Jarvis. Height differences generally improve visibility over long distances because the viewer's angle of sight is less likely to be intercepted by obstacles on the ground. Additionally, being at a higher elevation potentially puts Fenella and her flag above Jarvis's local horizon line, making the flag visible provided that atmospheric conditions and the distance do not impede visibility.

Yes, under typical visibility conditions.

Zephyr, standing in front of the window, will have a clear view of the setting sun outside. The light from the setting sun will partially silhouette Zephyr to Xiomara, who is standing behind Zephyr. Xiomara will see Zephyr's silhouette against the brightness of the sun coming through the window, and her view of the sun itself will be partially obscured by Zephyr's figure.

Zephyr and Xiomara would see the setting sun through the window.

Zephyr's view of Kimiko will continuously change as the merry-go-round spins; Kimiko will appear to move in and out of Zephyr's line of sight, depending on the presence of any obstructions on the merry-go-round, like seats or support poles. If there are no obstructions, Zephyr will see Kimiko seeming to move in a circle around him. On the other hand, Kimiko's view of Zephyr will remain consistent. Since she is standing still on the ground, and assuming no obstructions block her view from the outside, she would be able to keep Zephyr in her line of sight continuously as she watches the merry-go-round spin, with Zephyr's position appearing stationary relative to her ground-based point of view, while the platform rotates beneath him.

As the merry-go-round spins, Zephyr's view of Kimiko will appear to rotate in a circle while Kimiko's view of Zephyr will appear stationary.

The balloon will rise into the air after Quintin releases it. This occurs because helium is less dense than the surrounding air, and the balloon is buoyant. Buoyancy is a force that acts in the opposite direction of gravity. Since the helium inside the balloon has a lower density compared to the surrounding air, this difference in density creates an upward force, making the balloon float upwards away from Quintin.

The balloon floats upwards, as helium is lighter than air. When Quintin released the string, there was no force acting against the buoyancy of the helium gas inside the balloon, allowing it to rise.

Yes, Elon can see the reflection of himself in the mirror provided Xara holds it at the correct angle. The flashlight emits a beam of light that travels in a straight line from Elon towards Xara's mirror. When the light from Elon's flashlight hits the mirror, the angle of incidence is equal to the angle of reflection. So if Xara angles the mirror in such a way that the angle of the reflected light beam is directed back down the hill, the beam of light will travel back to Elon's position. Since a mirror reflects most of the light that strikes its surface, and assuming that the hill is sufficiently lit for Elon's eyes to adapt to seeing the bright spot in the mirror, Elon would see the light, and since light carries visual information, he would also see his reflection. However, this is contingent on the angle at which Xara holds the mirror being precise enough to reflect the light directly back to Elon's eyes, which would require both the correct orientation of the mirror's surface and the mirror being held steady during this interaction.

Yes, Elon can see the reflection of himself in the mirror because the light from his flashlight reflects off the mirror directed towards him and creates an image that he can perceive. The correct angle of the mirror is crucial for this to work, as it allows the light to bounce back towards Elon without dispersing or losing intensity.

Zelda cannot see Orion because the bookshelf is directly in front of the window and stretches from the floor to the ceiling, thereby obstructing any direct line of sight between them. The bookshelf acts as a barrier, preventing Zelda from seeing Orion, who is standing behind it.

No.

From Declan's perspective, the junction between the wall and the ceiling will appear as a straight line. This is because the ceiling and the wall form a right angle with each other, and looking straight up from the base of the wall, Declan's line of sight would align with the edge where they meet. As a result, this edge or junction will be seen as a straight line, despite being the meeting point of two perpendicular surfaces.

The junction of the wall and the ceiling will appear as a horizontal line from Declan's perspective.

Quentin cannot see Talia's reflection in the mirror without turning around. Since both individuals are facing the north wall, the mirror on the south wall is behind both of them. In order for Quentin to see Talia's reflection, he would need a line of sight to the mirror. Given their current positions, the mirror is not within Quentin's field of vision without turning his head or body to face the south wall where the mirror is located.

No.

The hat will initially move horizontally away from Quinton but will soon begin to curve downward under the influence of gravity, falling towards the ground on the hillside below. Gravity acts on all objects uniformly, pulling them towards the center of the Earth. Regardless of the horizontal velocity Quinton gives the hat, gravity will continuously accelerate it downwards at the same rate. As there's no other force acting upward to counteract gravity (ignoring any potential air resistance), the hat cannot maintain its horizontal trajectory and must follow a parabolic path to the ground.

The hat follows a parabolic trajectory due to gravity and air resistance, and it loses speed as it travels because of these forces. Eventually, it will land at the base of the hill or possibly beyond depending on its initial velocity and angle.

Jaxon must look toward the area between himself and Kairi to see her shadow. Since the light coming through the window is casting Kairi's shadow in front of her, it means the light source (the window) is behind her. For Jaxon, who is facing Kairi, her shadow will be on the ground in the space that separates them, assuming there is no other light source altering the shadow's direction.

Jaxon would have to look behind him to see Kairi's shadow.

The flame of the candle will flicker and may lean away from the window toward Zephyra, or it could be extinguished if the wind is strong enough. The incoming wind increases the airflow in the room, which disturbs the stable area around the candle's flame. This disturbance causes the flame to move in the air flow's direction, which is towards Zephyra since the wind is coming from behind her, blowing towards her back. The flame flickers because the wind creates turbulence in the air, which disrupts the smooth flow of gases from the combustion of the candle's wick. If the breeze is sufficiently strong, it could introduce enough cold air to lower the local temperature below the combustion point or blow away the heated gases that sustain the flame, causing the candle to go out.

The flame of the candle will be blown out or flicker erratically due to the draft caused by the wind blowing through the room. This occurs because the air movement from the wind affects the oxygen supply to the flame, causing instability in the combustion process.

Keisha's papers will likely blow towards the west since the wind comes from the east and would hit the papers directly. For Keon, since he is facing Keisha and perpendicular to the wind direction, his papers would tend to flutter and might be more turbulent, blowing away to a direction between west and northwest, depending on how the breeze interacts with Keisha's body, creating a slightly altered wind flow pattern around Keisha.

Eastward.

The T-shirt will hang downward towards Fidelis's head due to gravity. Since the T-shirt is not tucked in, it no longer hugs the waist area. Instead, gravity pulls it towards the ground, which in the case of a handstand, means it will move towards Fidelis's head, revealing his stomach and possibly his chest, depending on the length of the shirt and the duration of the handstand. If Fidelis has hair that is not tied up or short, it would also hang down towards the ground which is, in this scenario, above his head.

The loose T-shirt gradually slides upwards due to gravity as Fidelis holds his handstand.

When Seraphina drops the ball, the ball will fall straight down toward the ground due to gravity. Since there are no other forces mentioned, such as wind, that could affect the ball's motion, it will move directly downwards from the point of release. Leopold, standing beside Seraphina, will observe the ball falling and accelerating as it moves closer to the ground until it hits the surface. He will not see any lateral movement assuming no other external influences like wind or slope-induced acceleration.

The ball falls to the ground under the influence of gravity. Leopold would see the ball moving downwards towards the ground in a curved path. The answer is: "The ball falls under gravity and Leopold observes it moving downwards in a curved path."

Zephyr can see through all three windows because his eye level is above the tops of the windows, allowing him to look downward through the transparent glass. The downward angle from Zephyr's point of view on the hill and the linear arrangement of the houses facilitate a clear line of sight through each window. Therefore, Zephyr can see the person standing in front of the window in each of the blue, green, and red houses.

Zephyr can see into the blue and green houses. The red house is below Zephyr's eye level, so he cannot see inside it.

The wind appears to be coming from the west, towards the east. Since Maribel observes the kite to the east of Lysander, and the kite is aloft because of the wind, the wind must be blowing from his left to right, given that she is standing to the south and sees the kite to the east of him. So, from Lysander's perspective, the wind blowing the kite comes from his left side, which means from the west, moving eastward.

From Lysander's perspective, the wind appears to be coming from the south.

If the string breaks, the helium balloon, which is less dense than air, will rise upward due to buoyant force. The gust of wind may push it horizontally as well, but regardless of the wind's direction, the balloon will move upwards away from Flynn and continue to ascend until external forces such as higher wind currents or obstacles alter its path. Zarina, observing from the base of the hill, would see the balloon drift upwards and potentially away from the hill depending on the wind's direction.

The helium balloon floats upwards along the slope of the hill.

Zenith will see Kendrick's hair blowing towards her, as the wind that starts at Zenith's back will move down the hill and push Kendrick's hair in the same direction. Since the wind assists in carrying the hair towards Zenith, it gives the appearance that the individual strands are fluttering towards her as if being gently pulled by the breeze.

Zenith would see Kendrick's hair blowing in the wind toward her.

When Zephyr lets go of the bar and stands upright, gravity will pull his T-shirt back down toward his waist. As the shirt moves downward, it will no longer cover his head, and his view will no longer be obscured. Gravity ensures that the shirt, which was previously being pulled toward the ground while Zephyr was upside down, will fall into its normal position when he is standing, allowing him to see again.

Zephyr can see normally again.

The ball will go upwards until it reaches a peak height where its upward motion stops, then it will reverse direction and fall back down due to gravity. Ravi will be able to see the ball the entire time while it is in the air, provided that both Declan and Ravi remains stationary, and there are no obstructions to Ravi's line of sight. The ball's visibility to Ravi would only be impeded if an obstruction were introduced or if Ravi or Declan moved into a position that blocked Ravi's view of the ball's trajectory.

The ball will fall back to the ground due to gravitational force, and yes, Ravi will be able to see the ball the entire time it is in the air, assuming there are no obstructions such as smoke or fog.

Elvin cannot see the top of the box using the mirror from his side of the barrier. The opaque barrier prevents direct line of sight between the two sides of the room. For Elvin to see the top of the box via the mirror, light would need to travel from the box, be reflected by the mirror, and then reach Elvin's eyes. However, since the barrier extends to the ceiling, it blocks any path the light from the top of the box could take to the mirror and then to Elvin after reflection. Elvin would only be able to see the reflection of the box top if there were no barrier or if the barrier did not completely block the path of light between the box, the mirror, and his eyes.

Elvin cannot see the top of the box.

The balloon ascends into the air. This happens because the helium inside the balloon is less dense than the surrounding air, providing the balloon with buoyancy, which is a force that pushes it upwards against the pull of gravity. Since Zenobia is no longer holding it down, this buoyancy allows the balloon to rise.

The balloon will rise towards the ceiling due to buoyancy from the lighter-than-air helium gas, as the released string no longer restrains it.

Tala can see Quin because the platform raises Tala's height by half a meter, making it easier to see over the one-meter fence. However, Quin may not be able to see Tala unless Quin is taller than half a meter plus Tala's height minus the height of the fence. Without knowing their heights, it's not definite whether Quin can see Tala, but Tala's advantage of the raised platform gives Tala the ability to see over the fence and see Quin.

Quin can see Tala; Tala cannot see Quin.

Zara cannot see Quinton's face in the mirror. The mirror angled towards the sky would reflect the sky and perhaps the top edge of the fence depending on its height and the angle of the mirror. Since Quinton is behind the fence and the mirror is at his feet, his face is not in the line of sight of the reflective surface of the mirror, and therefore, it cannot be reflected for Zara to see. The fence occludes Quinton's face from Zara's direct line of sight, and the mirror does not redirect this occluded line of sight to Zara's position.

No, Zara cannot see Quinton's face in the mirror.

The skirt Yasmine is wearing will be affected by the wind blowing from the east, and since she is facing north, the wind will come from her right side. The skirt will tend to be pushed to the left side, causing the fabric to billow outwards and towards the west. This happens because the wind applies a force to the loose fabric of the skirt, and the direction of the force is the same as the wind direction, which, from Yasmine's perspective, will move the skirt from her right to her left.

It will billow out to her sides.

Elara's hair will most likely blow towards the west. Since Elara and Jax are facing north, their right side is towards the east from where the wind originates. The wind blowing from the east will push anything loose on them towards the opposite direction, which is the west. Hence, Elara's hair will be pushed and blown to the west.

Elara's hair will most likely blow to the east.

When Zephyr flips upside down to do a handstand, the bottom edge of his untucked shirt will fall toward his head due to gravity. Gravity pulls objects toward the earth's center, and when Zephyr is upside down, the part of his shirt that is not secured (the bottom edge) will hang downward, which in this inverted position means it will move up towards his face and neck. If the shirt is loose enough, it may even cover his head partially.

The bottom edge of Zephyr's shirt will be pulled upward by the force of gravity acting on it due to the helium balloon being held above his head. 9700265 9700265 9700265 9700265 9700265

Faizan can see Graciela because there is no mention of any obstruction along the line of sight between Faizan and Graciela. Faizan is looking straight ahead across the room, and since Graciela is in the center of the room, she would be visible to him. Graciela, however, cannot see Elara's face because the tall lamp is directly in front of Elara, and since it is the same height as Elara, it fully obstructs Graciela's view of Elara's face from the center of the room.

Faizan cannot see Graciela directly, but he may have a partial view of her depending on the size of the room and the positions of everyone. Graciela can see Elara's back but not her face due to the lamp obscuring it.

Nasira cannot see Zephyr from her position next to Quincy because the pillar is between them, obstructing her line of sight. Objects in the environment, such as the pillar in this scenario, can block visibility between two points if they are directly in the line of sight. Since Quincy and Zephyr are on opposite sides of the pillar, and Nasira is next to Quincy, she is also blocked from seeing Zephyr by the pillar. Nasira would have to move around the pillar to a position where the line of sight between her and Zephyr is unobstructed in order to see Zephyr.

No, Nasira cannot see Zephyr directly due to the obstructing pillar. However, she could potentially catch a glimpse of Zephyr around the corner of the pillar depending on its size and her position.

Zephyr cannot see Octavia's face because the opaque vase is blocking the line of sight between them. The light from the single bulb above casts a shadow of the vase onto the table and potentially onto the surrounding area, including where Octavia would be standing. Since the vase is tall enough to obstruct Zephyr's view, the light cannot reach Octavia's face directly from Zephyr's perspective, thus it remains hidden behind the vase's shadow and the vase itself.

No, Zephyr cannot directly see Octavia's face due to the opaque vase blocking the line of sight between them.

Quintus can tell when Octavia has entered the hallway by seeing her reflection in the mirror as she approaches from behind him. The mirror provides a reversed view of the scene behind Quintus, allowing him to see objects or people that are otherwise out of his direct line of sight. When Octavia comes around the corner and into the reflective range of the mirror, her image will be visible to Quintus without him needing to turn around. The reflection functions similarly to a periscope, bending the line of sight around the corner to reveal what's not directly in view.

Quintus might be able to hear Octavia's footsteps or sense her presence as she approaches, even without directly seeing her. He knows because he hears or senses something that indicates someone is entering the hallway from the adjacent space.

The stone will land directly at the base of the cliff, below where Quinton dropped it. Because Quinton released the stone without giving it any sideways velocity, and because the cliff face is vertical, gravity will act on the stone by pulling it straight down. Since gravity is the only force acting on the stone in the vertical direction and there are no horizontal forces (since wind and other factors are ruled out), the stone will fall on a path directly beneath the point of release.

At the base of the cliff.

Zephyr will not immediately see the helium balloon when Quinlan releases it because the large, opaque vase obscures Zephyr's line of sight. However, as helium is less dense than air, the balloon will rise. Once the balloon rises above the top edge of the vase, it will come into Zephyr's view. This occurs because the balloon will no longer be blocked by the vase from Zephyr's perspective, and light can travel in a straight line from the balloon to Zephyr's eyes, allowing Zephyr to see the balloon.

The helium balloon will float upward and out of sight behind the vase.

When Kieran does a handstand, gravity will pull his loose T-shirt down towards his head. Since the T-shirt is not fixed to his waist, the bottom of the shirt will fall toward Kieran's face, revealing his stomach and potentially obscuring his vision if the shirt falls over his head. This occurs because gravity affects all objects equally, pulling them towards the center of the Earth, and without a force to hold the shirt in place at Kieran's waist, the shirt will move freely in the direction gravity dictates.

The shirt would likely rise upwards due to the force of gravity acting on it in the opposite direction of the handstand. This could result in the shirt appearing to be pulled up or even over Kieran's head, depending on its length and how far his arms are extended during the handstand.allyссии

When the ball rolls off the shelf, Quincy will lose sight of the ball because the shelf will block his view as it falls. However, Rania, who is hanging upside down, will see the ball as it falls off the shelf because her upside-down vantage point gives her a clear line of sight to the top of the shelf where the ball was, and to the space in front of it where the ball will fall.

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Gravity pulls objects towards the ground, so when the magician is upside down, his cape will fall downwards due to gravity. Instead of covering his face, the cape will hang towards the ground, away from his face. This will leave his face visible to Delphine and Kaspar as they watch the show.

The cape hangs downwards, likely concealing the magician's face.

Zahara, looking up from the bottom of the well, can see a small patch of the sky directly above her because her view is limited by the walls of the well, which block the rest of the skyline. She can't see Luken unless he is directly over the opening because the well's walls obstruct her lateral view. Luken, looking down from the top of the well, can see Zahara at the bottom because he has a direct line of sight to her. His position above the well allows him to see down into it, and since the well is narrower as it goes down, his view isn't significantly obstructed, allowing him to see Zahara from his vantage point.

Zahara sees the sky and the edge of the well directly above her. Luken sees Zahara at the bottom of the well and the inside of the well's walls. This is due to their respective positions, one at the top and the other at the bottom, of the well.

Elara's loose hat would most likely blow north, downhill. The wind coming from the south would carry the hat in the direction the wind is traveling, which is towards the north. And since they are standing on a slope facing north, the force of gravity would also assist in carrying the hat downhill in that same northern direction.

Southward.

The scarf will be blown to Zephyr's left side. Since the wind applies a force on the scarf, which is flexible and light, it will cause the material to move in the direction the wind is traveling. Therefore, as the right side of her body is hit by the wind, the loose end of the scarf will be pushed towards the left, flapping and billowing away from the wind source. This occurs because the wind creates a difference in air pressure on either side of the fabric, resulting in the scarf moving towards the area of lower pressure, which is opposite to the wind's direction.

The scarf would billow and flutter, potentially wrapping around Zephyr or moving away from her depending on its length and the strength of the gust.

Quincy's jacket will open up towards the west. This is because the wind coming from the east will push against Quincy's right side, causing the right side of the jacket to be forced back and the left side to be pushed forward, effectively causing the jacket to open more towards Quincy's left side, which corresponds to the western direction when Quincy is facing north.

North.

Finley, who is facing the window, can see the bird flying from left to right. If Marcellus turns around to look at the bird, he will see it flying from right to left. This is due to their opposite orientations; the direction that is "left" for Finley becomes "right" for Marcellus when he faces the opposite direction.

Finley can see the bird, and Marcellus would perceive the bird flying from right to left if he turns around to look.

Leandro will see Zephyra's ribbon blowing to his right. Since the wind blows from Zephyra's right to her left, from Leandro's perspective, who is facing her, the ribbon's movement will appear reversed; it will move from his left to his right. This is because their lefts and rights are mirrored with respect to one another when they face each other.

Leandro would see the ribbon blowing from Zephyra's right to her left.

Farid cannot directly see Anika entering the room because she is behind him, and his field of vision is limited to what is in front of him and to his sides to some extent. However, Farid may become aware of Anika's entrance through indirect means such as hearing the door open or close, hearing Anika's footsteps, or potentially seeing Marjorie's reactions to Anika entering the room, such as a change in facial expression or Marjorie moving aside. The recognition of Anika's presence depends on environmental factors like noise levels in the room and whether Marjorie provides any visual cues. Without such indirect cues, Farid would not know of Anika's entrance purely through visual information.

No.

During the handstand, the influence of gravity will cause Finn's loose necklace to fall towards the ground, which is now upwards relative to Finn's body. Consequently, the necklace will drape down towards Finn's neck and head instead of hanging down towards his chest as it would when he is in an upright position. If the necklace is long enough, it may touch his face or hang loosely around his neck area.

The necklace falls off.

As the pen floats upward from the floor towards Fjord, its orientation relative to Fjord will remain the same unless acted upon by another force other than the reversed gravity. This means that if the pen was parallel to Fjord's body when on the floor, it will remain parallel as it floats up towards him. The pen's behavior is due to inertia, which is an object's resistance to any change in its state of motion. Since the pen was at rest on the floor, and no external rotational forces are applied, it will not rotate on its own as it moves towards Fjord.

The pen will initially be oriented tip down and will gradually rotate to a vertical position as it nears Fjord.

Zarina would see her shadow extending across the floor from her feet towards the wall with the window. Because the light source (the sun) is outside the window, and she is standing opposite to it, the light rays that pass through the window are blocked by Zarina's body, creating a shadow. The shadow will appear on the floor, starting at the base of her feet, since the sunlight is streaming in from a higher angle (from the position of the sun in the sky), and will stretch out in the direction of the light source. The exact length and direction of the shadow will depend on the angle of the incoming light and how far Zarina is standing from the window.

Zarina's shadow will be facing away from the window and extending outwards from her body in the direction she is facing, with its length depending on how far from the wall she is standing. Additionally, since it's a sunny day, the shadow will likely be fairly sharp and well-defined.

If Zephyr does not apply enough force for the ball to reach all the way to Kai, the ball will not reach Kai. Instead, it will travel part of the distance down the hallway and come to a stop after covering the distance proportional to the force applied by Zephyr. This is due to gravity causing the ball to eventually stop as its initial kinetic energy from Zephyr's throw is converted to other forms of energy such as heat from friction with the air and the floor. Without sufficient force to overcome these resistive forces over the entire distance, the ball will not reach Kai.

The ball will end up somewhere else if Zephyr does not apply enough force for it to reach Kai.

Irina cannot see Keziah's face clearly. Since Keziah is facing east, towards the sunrise, and Irina is facing westward towards Keziah, the sunlight will be illuminating the back of Keziah's head and casting her face in shadow from Irina's perspective. Additionally, the brightness of the rising sun behind Keziah can cause further glare, making it difficult for Irina to see Keziah's features. Therefore, the direction of the sunlight and the relative positions of Keziah and Irina mean that Keziah's face will be obscured due to backlighting.

No.

Dayton, standing at the top of the hill, would be able to see Zephyr despite the shield because the top of the hill is at a higher elevation. Being above Zephyr's position gives Dayton a line of sight that isn't parallel to the ground but rather angles downwards. Thus, the shield only blocks the view for someone at the same elevation and directly on the other side of Zephyr. From Dayton's higher vantage point, the top and potentially some portion of the front of the shield would be visible, along with Zephyr holding it.

No, Dayton cannot see Zephyr.

The wind coming from the direction of the peak will blow Phoenix's hair towards the base of the hill. Since Phoenix is facing down the hill and the wind originates from the peak, it must travel in the same direction Phoenix is looking to reach him. Consequently, the force of the wind will push against the back of Phoenix's head, causing his hair to move away from the direction of the wind's origin, which is towards the lower elevation of the hill.

Away from her face.

When Zephyr throws the paper airplane and a gust of wind comes from behind her, the wind will add to the forward momentum of the airplane, causing it to travel farther than it would have without the wind assistance. Since paper airplanes rely on lift generated by air moving over their wings, the additional wind can also cause the airplane to gain some altitude initially, depending on the angle and strength of the wind relative to the angle of the throw. However, as the airplane eventually slows down due to air resistance and gravity, it will begin to descend and might also be carried sideways from Zephyr's original intended direction if the wind has a horizontal component to its direction.

The paper airplane will likely be blown off course by the gust of wind.

No, Priya cannot see the design on Eloise's T-shirt. Since Eloise is upside down, her T-shirt, affected by gravity, will hang downwards towards her head and not cling to her torso as it would if she were right-side up. Therefore, the T-shirt will most likely cover the design on the front, obstructing Priya's view of it. As for Eloise's ponytail, gravity will cause it to fall towards the ground, which could also potentially obscure the view if the ponytail is long enough to reach the area where the design is located on the T-shirt.

No.

As Lev turns the mirror to his left, the angle of reflection will change as well. The reflected light on the wall will move to the right from Priya's perspective. This is because the angle of incidence (the angle at which the sunlight hits the mirror) is equal to the angle of reflection (the angle at which the light reflects off the mirror). As Lev turns the mirror, the angle of incidence increases, causing the reflected ray to rotate in the opposite direction in which Lev is turning the mirror.

As Lev turns the mirror to his left, the spot of light Priya sees on the wall will also shift to the left.

Indigo cannot see what is outside the window directly behind Zephyr without moving. Zephyr's body blocks Indigo's line of sight to the window. Since Zephyr is closer to the window and Indigo is facing Zephyr's front, Zephyr creates a visual obstacle that prevents Indigo from seeing through or around without changing position. Indigo can see the light from the window and potentially the upper part of the window view if Zephyr is not tall enough to completely block it, but not the specific details of the scene directly behind Zephyr's body at ground level.

Indigo can see what is outside the window.

Indigo cannot see the object because the opaque vase is blocking their line of sight. From Indigo's perspective, the vase is between them and the object, creating a visual obstruction. Similarly, Zephyr cannot directly see Indigo's face for the same reason. The vase is creating an obstruction in the line of sight between Zephyr's position due North of the vase and Indigo's position due South of it. If both are looking towards the center of the table, their views of what is directly opposite them (each other's faces and the object to the West) are obscured by the vase.

Indigo can see the object, but Zephyr cannot directly see Indigo's face.

When Eloise lifts the canvas up, assuming she lifts it high enough, both she and Quinton would be able to see each other. The canvas previously blocked their line of sight, so removing this obstruction by lifting it would allow each person to have a clear view of the other, as there would be no longer anything blocking their view along the line of sight between them. Gravity will ensure that the canvas moves downward if she lets go, so she must continue to hold it up for them to maintain visual contact.

Eloise would see Quinton, and Quinton would see Eloise.

Deion's loose T-shirt will hang away from his body towards the ground due to gravity. Gravity pulls everything towards the center of the Earth, and since Deion is upside down, the bottom part of his shirt that is not tucked in or secured around his waist will be pulled downwards. As a result, the shirt will drape over his face and chest unless it is tight around his waist to prevent it from moving. If Deion's T-shirt has a loose neckline, it might also slip towards his head, potentially revealing his stomach depending on the shirt's length and looseness.

Gravity causes the shirt to stretch vertically, appearing longer.

Damaris cannot see the vase because the opaque curtain blocks her line of sight. Light cannot pass through an opaque material, so the curtain prevents Damaris from visually detecting objects on the other side. Hence, the vase remains out of view for Damaris.

No, Damaris cannot see the vase on the pedestal because the curtain is opaque and blocks her view.

When Priya raises the ball above her head, the shadow of the ball will appear on the ceiling because the light source is directly above her. The shadow will not be on the walls or the floor because the light is shining from above and there is no surface above the ball to cast a shadow on once it's raised directly underneath the light. Malik, who is sitting in the corner, cannot see the ball directly because the tall bookshelf is blocking his line of sight to Priya and any objects directly around her, including the ball she is holding. Malik would only be able to see the ball's shadow if it were cast on a surface in his line of sight, which is not the case here.

The shadow of the ball will elongate as it is raised above Priya's head, and Malik may be able to see the ball depending on the height at which it is raised and the angle of the light. 9; 9; 9; 9; 9; 9; 9; 9; 9; 9; 9; 9;

Zahara would see the hat reach a peak height and then start to fall straight back down towards Keanu. This occurs because gravity pulls the hat back towards the Earth after the force of Keanu's throw can no longer sustain its upward motion. The hat would accelerate downwards until Keanu catches it or it hits the ground. The trajectory of the hat would be vertical and could appear to be somewhat parabolic if Keanu's throw imparted any horizontal velocity to it. However, assuming a straight upward throw without any significant wind, Zahara would primarily notice the hat's vertical ascent and descent due to gravity.

Zahara will see the hat falling back down towards Keanu.

The ball dropped by Elara from the hilltop will fall downwards toward the base of the hill due to gravity. Likewise, the ball dropped by Fenno, who is standing on flat ground, will also fall straight downwards toward the ground. Both balls will accelerate at the same rate, assuming there is no significant air resistance. Whether Elara can see Fenno's ball drop depends on her line of sight. If the hill is not too steep and there are no obstructions, Elara will likely be able to see Fenno's ball drop due to her elevated position. If the hill is very steep or there are obstructions such as trees or buildings, she may not be able to see Fenno's ball fall to the ground.

Both balls will fall due to gravity, and yes, Elara will see Fenno's ball drop.

Zephyr's wide-brimmed hat is likely to be blown off their head by the strong gust of wind because the brim creates a large surface area that the wind can push against, overcoming the friction between the hat and Zephyr's head. Meanwhile, Rowan's view of the horizon temporarily becomes obstructed as Zephyr's hat is blown into the air along the path between Rowan and the horizon. The trajectory of the hat depends on the direction and force of the wind, but it will initially rise and move in the direction the wind is blowing before eventually descending due to gravity.

Zephyr's hat likely blows off due to the strong wind, obstructing Rowan's view of the horizon temporarily.

The pebble will fall straight down due to gravity. Assuming there's no strong horizontal wind and Zuri is standing directly beneath the point where Drake drops the pebble, it will fall towards Zuri. If the pebble is dropped without any sideways push, gravity will attract it directly toward the center of the earth, which will align with Zuri's position at the base of the cliff. If there is a horizontal distance between Drake and Zuri, the pebble will not fall directly on Zuri but will land somewhere along the base of the cliff depending on the horizontal distance.

The pebble will fall towards Zuri.

Mika's shadow will fall opposite to the sun, meaning in front of her, towards the flagpole. If the sun is positioned low enough in the sky and directly behind her, her shadow could extend to touch or even stretch beyond the flagpole. The shadow is created because Mika's body blocks the sun's light, casting a silhouette of her shape on the ground or on any object that is in the path between her and the light source, such as the flagpole. Since light travels in straight lines and Mika is obstructing the light from reaching the ground directly where she is standing and in front of her, the shadow will appear on the ground between her and the flagpole.

Her shadow would fall behind and below the flagpole.

Zephyr lands back on the same spot on the train floor from where he jumped. The reason is that when Zephyr jumps, he already has the forward horizontal velocity of the train. Since there are no external horizontal forces acting on him (assuming the air inside the train is moving along with the train and there's no significant air resistance), his horizontal velocity remains constant as per Newton's first law of motion, which states that an object in motion stays in motion with the same speed and in the same direction unless acted upon by an unbalanced force. Gravity only affects his vertical motion, pulling him back down to the floor after the jump, not affecting his horizontal motion. Therefore, Zephyr's jump does not change his position relative to the train's floor horizontally, and he comes down in the same spot he left from.

Zephyr remains in the same relative vertical position with respect to that specific spot on the train floor.

Jaelin would see the underside of the board and Deshawn's legs. Since Deshawn is holding the board horizontally above his head, the board would block Jaelin's line of sight to Deshawn's head and upper body. The light would cast a shadow of Deshawn's upper body and the board onto the floor, as Jaelin's view towards the ceiling and the light source would be obstructed by the board. Jaelin's view of Deshawn's legs would be unobstructed as they are below the board.

Jaelin would see the underside of the large, flat board and some of Deshawn's upper body depending on its size and his height.

Maelle's hair will hang down towards the ground due to gravity. Her skirt, being loose and subject to gravity, will hang down towards her knees, which is its natural resting position when she is upright. Tiago's hair, on the other hand, will hang down towards the ground as well, but since he is upside down, his hair will fall towards his head instead of away from it. The direction of gravity remains the same, pulling both their hair and her skirt towards the Earth's center.

Their hair will hang downward due to gravity, and Maelle's skirt will also hang straight down due to the force of gravity, assuming it is a standard skirt without any special features like elastic or slits that would cause it to behave differently under these circumstances.

After Kyra throws the ball straight up into the air, the ball will initially move upward, away from her hand. As gravity acts on the ball, its upward motion will slow down until it comes to a temporary stop at its highest point. After reaching this highest point, the ball will then begin to fall back down due to gravity. It will accelerate in the downward direction until Kyra catches it, or it hits the ground. The entire path of the ball will be vertical and along the same line, assuming no other forces act on it like wind or resistance.

The ball rises due to the force of gravity until it reaches its maximum height, then begins to fall back down due to the same force.

Zephyr cannot see Nimbus without turning around. The cupboard is directly behind Zephyr and taller than them, which creates a visual obstruction. Since Zephyr is facing the window and the cupboard is behind them, their line of sight to Nimbus is blocked by the cupboard. For Zephyr to see Nimbus, they would need to turn around so that their line of sight goes over or around the cupboard.

No.

Finley will not be able to see Rowan approaching while seated because the tall bookshelf obstructs the line of sight between them. The bookshelf creates a visual barrier, and unless Finley moves to a position where the line of sight over or around the bookshelf is clear, they will not be able to visually detect Rowan's approach. The spatial arrangement and the height of the bookshelf relative to the seated position of Finley are the key factors preventing visibility.

Finley cannot see Rowan approaching due to the bookshelf blocking their view.

Kaya observes that Enzo's t-shirt hangs away from his body towards the ground due to gravity. Since the shirt is loose-fitting, it does not stick to his torso, and gravity pulls it down towards Enzo's head, which is now pointing towards the ground. His medium-length hair also hangs down towards the ground instead of falling towards his scalp. As Enzo swings back and forth, his hair and t-shirt likely sway softly with the momentum of the swing, but the overall direction in which both the hair and shirt hang remains constant, towards the earth, due to gravity's unchanging downward pull.

Kaya observes that Enzo's t-shirt hangs loosely around his body due to the inverted position, and his hair is swinging freely along with his movements.

The umbrella will turn inside out, facing Zephyr. When they open the umbrella, the front part catches the wind like a sail. Air pressure builds up on the outside of the umbrella and is higher than the air pressure behind Zephyr, on the inside of the umbrella. This difference in air pressure pushes the umbrella to invert towards Zephyr.

The umbrella will turn towards the wind.

Fenella's hair and skirt will blow towards the east. Since the wind is coming from the west and she is facing north, the wind will hit her from behind. Her hair and skirt will be pushed away from the source of the wind, which means they will move in the direction the wind is going - towards the east.

West.

The plumb line will continue to hang straight down due to gravity, regardless of Zephyr's position. As Zephyr performs a handstand, her position relative to the plumb line changes, but the plumb line will still point towards the center of Earth. Therefore, unless Zephyr moves horizontally closer to the plumb line while going into or during the handstand, it will remain untouched by both Zephyr and Phoenix. Gravity will ensure the plumb line and weight remain pointing straight down, maintaining their original positions in the room.

No, because the plumb line would now be touching Zephyr's feet. This is due to the change in Zephyr's position relative to the line, causing the contact point to shift.

As Leondra walks directly north towards the tree, the position of Taj, who is to her east, will appear to shift towards her left-hand side. This is because Leondra's frame of reference is changing as she moves in a northern direction, while Taj remains stationary relative to the east-west line. Therefore, Taj's position relative to Leondra's field of view will move from her right side (east) towards the west as she proceeds northward.

Taj will appear to move to Leondra's left (westward).

Zephyr will see the balloon at a lower height relative to their eye level compared to Kiona. As Zephyr is already standing on the top of the hill, their eye level is higher from the ground compared to Kiona's eye level at the bottom of the hill. Therefore, since the balloon is floating upward from a position that is closer to Kiona, it will appear higher relative to Kiona's eye level and lower relative to Zephyr's eye level, even though the balloon itself is at the same absolute height above the ground in both cases.

No.

Zephyra can infer that the wind outside is blowing into the room from the window. Since Elowen's hair is blowing forward and Zephyra is standing between Elowen and the window, the wind must be coming from behind Zephyra, moving over her head, and then reaching Elowen. Regarding the curtains, Zephyra can infer that they are being pushed inward by the wind. If the curtains were light enough, they would likely be billowing into the room, away from the window. If the curtains are heavier, they may not billow much but would still move in reaction to the breeze, depending on their weight and the strength of the wind.

The wind is coming from Zephyra's left side as she faces away from the window, since Elowen's hair is blowing forward towards her. This implies that the wind is entering the room from the left side of the window. The effect on the curtains would be that they are being blown towards the right side of the window, away from Zephyra's back.

Zarina, observing from a standing position, will perceive the spinning top at a down-angle, giving her a wider view that includes the top of the toy and some of the sides as it spins, allowing her to see more of the pattern or design on the top of the spinning toy. On the other hand, Kasper will observe the spinning top from a closer and lower perspective, being seated on the floor. His viewpoint will be more horizontal, closer to the level of the top, thus he will see the sides of the spinning top more directly and have a more limited view of the design on the top, compared to Zarina. The difference in their vertical positions relative to the top leads to this dissimilarity in perspective and what they can see.

Zarina sees the spinning top from above, while Kasper sees it from the side.

In the mirror, Quillon will see the balloon rise upward. Just as gravity pulls objects toward the ground, it has less of an effect on the helium balloon because helium is lighter than air, allowing the balloon to float upwards. Since a mirror reflects the scene in front of it, the balloon's movement in the mirror will mimic the actual direction in which the balloon travels in the real world--upward from Izara's hand. The balloon's reflection will appear to move away from the ground, towards the top of the mirror, just as the actual balloon does in the space in front of them.

The balloon will appear to be floating upward towards the ceiling as Izara releases it.

Fidelio cannot see Zahra as long as she is walking around the column if the column's diameter is wide enough to completely obscure her from his line of sight. Since Fidelio is standing with his back against the wall and the column is in the center of the room, the column blocks Fidelio's view of Zahra from every angle. No matter where Zahra walks around the column, if she stays close and the column is sufficiently wide, she will always be hidden from Fidelio's sight. Only if Zahra steps away from the column on the side where Fidelio is or if there is a reflective surface that allows Fidelio to see around the column, would he be able to see her without moving from his spot.

No.

The balloon will move towards the train as it passes. When the train moves quickly, it creates a low-pressure area immediately next to it because it is pushing air out of the way as it speeds by. The higher pressure air from the platform pushes the lighter helium balloon toward the low-pressure area, causing the balloon to move towards the train. This is an example of Bernoulli's principle, where an increase in the speed of the air or fluid results in a decrease in pressure.

Toward the train.

If Ezekiel accidentally drops the book, under the influence of gravity, it will fall downward toward the ground. Depending on the height of the ladder and Ezekiel's position on it, the book may fall directly downward or slightly away from the ladder. If Tatiana is standing a few feet away and not directly under where Ezekiel is placing the book, she will likely see the book falling. She won't be hit by the book if she's not directly underneath Ezekiel's position. If she is close enough to the book's trajectory, she may have the opportunity to catch it or step out of the way to avoid it. Ezekiel may attempt to catch the book but, considering his position on the ladder, he may not be able to do so safely.

Tatiana would likely catch the book if she can, preventing it from falling to the ground or causing harm to Ezekiel. Afterwards, they might communicate regarding the situation, potentially discussing how to safely place the book back on the shelf or finding another suitable location for it.

Ismail cannot see the bird when it flies directly above Kaori because the umbrella will obscure his line of sight. The umbrella creates a visual barrier between the bird and Ismail's position; hence, the bird is not visible to him from his point of view on the ground. As long as the umbrella is between the bird and Ismail's line of sight to the sky above Kaori, it will block his view of the bird.

Yes.

Zara cannot see Javier's face because the painting is between them, blocking her line of sight. The painting is opaque, which means it does not allow light to pass through it. Since Javier's face is on the side of the painting facing away from Zara, his face is not visible to her. Instead, Zara can see the back of the painting and the part of the wall on which the painting is hung.

No, Zara cannot see Javier's face. She can only see the back of his head and the painting on the wall.

When Deshawn stands upside down, gravity pulls his t-shirt downwards towards the Earth. Since he is upside down, the direction of gravity is towards his head. Therefore, his t-shirt will fall down towards his head and upper body. This means that the bottom of the t-shirt will hang away from his waist and may reveal his stomach, depending on the length of the t-shirt and the fit around his neck and shoulders, which might constrain the movement of the fabric. If the neck of the t-shirt is tight enough, it may stay around his neck and shoulders, causing the fabric to bunch up around his chest and shoulders while the waist and lower parts of the shirt hang more loosely. If the shirt is very loose, it might even slide further, potentially covering his face, depending on the elasticity of the neckline and the overall size of the shirt.

The shirt rides up.

The ball that Leela throws will momentarily stop moving upward when it reaches its highest point. Gravity, which is a force that pulls objects toward the center of the Earth, will then cause the ball to reverse its direction and begin to fall back towards the ground. The ball's upward movement slows down due to gravity until it stops completely at its peak, and then gravity pulls it back down, so the ball's direction of movement changes from up to down at the highest point.

Leela should not throw the ball. She should be thrown away from the ball. This question seems to be asking about the physics of throwing an object rather than Leela's actions. To answer the actual question: When the ball reaches its highest point, its direction of movement will momentarily be stationary before it begins to fall back towards the ground.

Leandro would see the balloon float upward from Xiomara's hand if it is filled with a lighter-than-air gas like helium. Since the balloon tends to rise due to being less dense than the surrounding air, gravity would not pull it directly down towards Leandro's position on the ground. Instead, if there is no wind, Leandro would watch the balloon ascend vertically above Xiomara. If there is a breeze, the balloon might drift in the direction of the wind as it rises.

Leandro would see the balloon float upward and away from Xiomara, drifting over the cliff's edge and eventually out of sight.

When Keanu releases the helium balloon while he is upside down, the balloon will rise upwards towards the sky, moving away from the ground and therefore away from Keanu's feet. Even though Keanu is inverted, the direction in which the balloon moves is not affected by his orientation. This is because the balloon is filled with helium, a gas that is lighter than air, which causes it to rise due to buoyancy. Gravity acts on the denser air around the balloon, pulling it downward and causing the less dense helium balloon to move in the opposite direction, toward the area of lower atmospheric pressure, which is above Keanu. The fact that he is on a seesaw does not influence the buoyant force acting on the balloon.

The balloon will float upwards, towards Zephyr.

Zephyr's t-shirt, being loose-fitting and not secured to his waist, will fall towards his head due to gravity. The bottom of the t-shirt will likely bunch up around his neck and shoulders, exposing his waist and possibly his belly, depending on the length of the shirt. As for Zephyr's glasses, if they are not secured tightly to his head, gravity will cause them to slide off his face. Without the support of his ears and nose in the upside-down position, the glasses may fall to the ground if Zephyr does not catch them or hasn't taken precautions to secure them before inverting.

Zephyr's t-shirt and glasses remain in place due to the force of gravity pulling them downwards, despite his upside-down position. However, if Zephyr were to release his grip on the ground or lose his balance, his t-shirt and glasses could potentially become dislodged or fall off.

Gravity will pull Jamila's skirt towards the ground, which, from her inverted perspective, means it will fall towards her waist and may expose her legs if it falls enough. If the skirt is loose, gravity will act on the fabric to move it away from her legs and towards her head, essentially inverting how it would hang were she standing upright.

The skirt will fall down.

Magnus's t-shirt will be blown towards the west. When wind comes from the east, it moves from the east to the west. Since Magnus is facing north, the wind hits him from his right side, and the force of the wind will push the fabric of his loose-fitting t-shirt to his left, which is in the western direction.

Eastward.

The rock falls to the ground behind Inara, going over the cliff's edge. Gravity pulls the rock downward while its initial backward motion carries it away from Inara. Without any other forces acting on it, the rock is subject to gravity, which will cause it to descend and land at a lower elevation than where Inara is standing, assuming the height of the cliff is sufficient to allow for the downward motion before the terrain would interfere. The trajectory of the rock will be influenced by the force and angle at which Inara threw it, but it will ultimately go down relative to the height of the cliff. If the rock is thrown with enough force horizontally, it may travel some distance away from the base of the cliff before landing. If not, it could fall more directly below depending on the angle and force of the throw.

The rock goes over the cliff.

Zephyr's shadow will fall on the ground in front of her, stretching down the hill, away from the lamppost. This is because the sun at sunset is low in the sky, and when it shines from that angle, any opaque object, including Zephyr, will cast a shadow on the opposite side from the light source. The lamppost will be behind her, the sunset in front of her, and her shadow will be between her and the sunset. The slope of the hill will cause the shadow to extend downwards on the hill's surface.

Her shadow will fall behind and slightly to the side of the lamppost.

Esteban will observe Zenobia's hair hanging down towards the ground rather than falling around her head. This happens because the force of gravity pulls the hair towards the Earth. Zenobia's upside-down position means that her hair points away from her head and downwards toward the ground, despite her being inverted. The individual strands of hair will still separate and fall individually in the direction of the gravitational pull.

Esteban would see Zenobia's hair falling downwards due to gravity.

Zephyr's skirt will billow towards the west. This occurs because the strong wind coming from the east pushes against her skirt. As the wind has a westerly component relative to the direction she is facing, it will force the material of her skirt to flow outwards and away from the wind's origin, toward the west. Since the wind is not obstructed because she is on a hilltop, the skirt will freely move in the direction the wind is blowing, which is to the west.

North-East.

When Xenia performs a handstand, the effect of gravity on her loose-fitting necklace causes it to fall towards her head due to gravity acting downwards towards the Earth. The necklace, which normally hangs down towards her chest when she is standing upright, now moves in the opposite direction, away from her chest and towards the ground above her head, which may cause it to rest against or around her neck and chin or possibly drape over her face, depending on the length and fit of the necklace. This is because the direction of gravity's pull remains constant, towards the center of the Earth, regardless of Xenia's orientation. Therefore, any object not firmly secured to her body, like the necklace, will be influenced by gravity in a predictable manner.

The necklace falls towards the ground.