Answer by Bayarts (470). First, unplug the TV for about 12 seconds. Next, depress the power button on the TV itself. After that, plug in the TV while still depressing the power button. After 12 seconds, release the power button. Turn TV back on. It should now return to the factory default settings.nswer by Bayarts (470). First, unplug the TV for about 12 seconds. Next, depress the power button on the TV itself. After that, plug in the TV while still depressing the power button. After 12 seconds, release the power button. Turn TV back on. It should now return to the factory default settings.
Excellent question! The planets in our solar system are each made out of different things. The inner planets (Mercury, Venus, Earth, and Mars) are relatively small rocky planets made up mostly of silicate minerals and iron and nickel metal. Most of the earth is made up of only three elements: iron, silicon, and oxygen.
Planets are made of whatever happens to be floating around in space. Typically, it all starts with clouds or stellar disks of gas and dust, which begin to condense due to gravity in any places that are slightly more dense than others. The more the gas and dust pull together, the greater the mass of the protoplanet, and the stronger its gravity to pull even more gas and dust into it. Exactly which elements the dust consists of will depend on nearby stars. In an area of young stars with no history of supernovae , elements heavier than Iron will be very scarce, while in an area where supernovae have occurred, the full range of naturally occurring heavy elements might be found.