Why do we feel warmer when we have a blanket tightly wrapped around us?
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teaps body heat like extra layer of skin
Normally our body heat would dissipate in the air, so when it's cold, our outer body cools down, because we are losing our body heat to the air near us. So when we cover us in a blanket,(it doesn't create any heat) we stop our body heat from escaping, and as it is trapped, and our body continues to produce heat, we feel warmer and warmer under the blanket. Overall, the blanket prevents convection of heat through the air by greatly slowing the movement of air. Thus, our body heat is trapped inside the blanket.
That is the reason why we feel warmer while a blanket wrapped around us.
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I am using the emojis on my iPad. Pretty sure all keyboards on iPads come with them.
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I see. Actually i am using brilliant.org on my PC and my keyboard doesn't shows any button to add smileys.
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Have you tried turning on the touch keyboard? there may be a icon for smileys there!
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@Annie Li – No, it is not there . However, the familiar way is for me just copy and paste like this '😀👍'
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@Munem Shahriar – That's a smart way! Did ou copy and paste on a pic or iPad?
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@Annie Li – Not really, I copied it from here https://emojipedia.org/smiling-face-with-smiling-eyes/ .
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@Munem Shahriar – Oh 👌 I see now.what do you mean by not really.
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@Annie Li – I just copied it on a pc from that link.
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blanket keep us warm by insulating the air that radiates from our bodies.cold air tries to carry your body heat away. Blankets form a barrier between your body and that cold air.