We have authors who write a lot of novels or stories on witchcraft and wizarding. Harry Potter and Fantastic Beasts are novels based on witchcraft and Wizardry. These books aer written by a famous author J. K Rowling. Joanne Rowling is her real name. Many children and students like novels and stories based on the category. I too love these type of books. Most of these novels and stories are based on Magical situations such as defeating someone from whome all people in the wizarding world are scared. The people wizarding world are known to every thing that the muggles (people of the real world and do not knoe any magic ) do but muggles do not know anythin about the magical world. The don,t even know that magic and such a magical world exists. I recomend you to read such novels and stories. They are really very intresting and adventerous to read.
The Magical school of witchceaft and wizardry: Hogwarts
The goal of the Mars Exploration Program is to explore Mars and to provide a continuous flow of scientific information and discovery through a carefully selected series of robotic orbiters, landers and mobile laboratories interconnected by a high-bandwidth Mars/Earth communications network.
One year on Earth is equal to 365 days, but one year on mars is equal to 687 days. Higest mountain on Earth is MAUNA KEA (6.34 miles aprox.) and higest mountain on Mars is Olympus Mons (16 miles aprox).
We know a lot about Mars from data collected by telescopes and spacecraft as well as by examining meteorites that have come from Mars. Most of the meteorites from Mars are igneous rocks known as basalt. The oldest Mars meteorite is ALH84001, which is 4.1 billion years old. It is a rock type known as an orthopyroxenite. It also has minerals that formed by reactions between the original material and water that formed 3.9 billion years ago. The oldest known minerals from Mars are 4.4 billion-year-old zircons from a 2.1 billion-year-old meteorite (NWA 7034) found in Northwest and its pairings, which are analogous to the ancient Jack Hills zircons on Earth. The youngest known rocks from Mars are basaltic meteorites, rocks known as shergottites, the youngest of which are about 180 million years old.
Rocks and Minerals
On Mars and in meteorites from Mars, we see a variety of rock types: igneous basalt, sedimentary sandstone, mudstone, impactites, evaporites. These rocks are composed of minerals such as olivine, pyroxene, amphiboles, feldspar, carbonates, sulfates (jarosite, gypsum), silica, phyllosilicates, phosphates, and iron oxides (hematite).
Surface Features
We also see a variety of familiar landforms, like wind-formed dunes. Other kinds of sedimentary deposits are present as well, known by names such as Transverse Aeolian Ridges (or TARs) and Polar Layered Deposits (PLDs). One of the more intriguing features found on Mars is known as Recurring Slope Lineae (RSL). These features appear and fade in gullies and crater walls as the seasons and temperatures change on Mars. One theory suggests the dark streaks may be made by very salty, liquid water seeping to the surface and quickly evaporating.
Some familiar places on Earth are often used by scientists as analogs for the kinds of environments that exist on Mars. Examples include Iceland (the basalt rocks in Iceland contain more iron, like the basalts on Mars do, and Iceland has volcanoes that erupt into glaciers), Antarctica (which, like Mars is very cold and dry), the Atacama Desert in Chile (where it is very dry with similar rocks), Arizona (which has basaltic volcanism on eroded, stratified rock sequences), and Hawaii (made up of large basaltic shield volcanoes like Olympus Mons on Mars).
Mars and Earth
Geologically, Mars and Earth share a lot of common traits, and they are both known as terrestrial (or rocky) planets. The majority of the rocks at the surface of both planets are of the igneous variety, known as basalt (although on Earth most of this makes up the ocean floor). The layers that make up both planets are also similar: Like Earth, Mars has an atmosphere, crust, mantle, and a core. The rocky layers are similar in composition. In fact, all of the rocks and all of the minerals identified on Mars to date are also found on Earth. Like Earth, Mars has four seasons and weather. Mars has two moons, Phobos and Deimos.
Of course, there are a lot of ways that the two planets are different too.
Mars is smaller, has no active plate tectonics and no currently active global magnetic field. Liquid water is generally not stable on Mars, so there currently are no standing bodies of water (rivers, lakes or seas) and the atmosphere is very thin and composed mostly of carbon dioxide. Mars has more craters still scarring its surface than Earth (where, because of plate tectonics and weathering, lots of the surface is changed over time).
Martian Moons
Mars has two small moons: Phobos and Deimos. Phobos (fear) and Deimos (panic) were named after the horses that pulled the chariot of the Greek war god Ares, the counterpart to the Roman war god Mars. Both Phobos and Deimos were discovered in 1877 by American astronomer Asaph Hall. The moons appear to have surface materials similar to many asteroids in the outer asteroid belt, which leads most scientists to believe that Phobos and Deimos are captured asteroids.
Facts
Mars is no place for the faint-hearted. Arid, rocky, cold and apparently lifeless, the Red Planet offers few hospitalities. Fans of extreme sports can rejoice, however, for the Red Planet will challenge even the hardiest souls among us. Home to the largest volcano in the solar system, the deepest canyon and crazy weather and temperature patterns, Mars looms as the ultimate lonely planet destination.
Mars in the Night Sky
Like all the planets in our solar system, Earth and Mars orbit the sun. But Earth is closer to the sun, and therefore races along its orbit more quickly. Earth makes two trips around the sun in about the same amount of time that Mars takes to make one trip. So sometimes the two planets are on opposite sides of the sun, very far apart, and other times, Earth catches up with its neighbor and passes relatively close to it.
Tesla’s new Model S is built from ground up as an eletric vehicle. It has high impact protection. This can get you anywhere you want to go, with industry-leading range and convenient charging options, all over the world. This also has an autopilot advanced safety feature. It is built with best in class storage, seating for five adults and an expencive 17-inh touchscreen. The standard Glass Roof provides a spacious interior experience for every passenger. It has a range of 370 miles.
A Mars rover is nothing but is a motar vehical that travels across the surface of the planet Mars upon arrival. Before humans go to mars for a new start, space centers of Eart have sent a Rover to check if its safe or not. There have been four successful robotically operated Mars rovers. They are contralled by humans from earth.
Nigeria, we hail thee, Our own dear native land, Though tribe and tongue may differ, In brotherhood we stand, Nigerians all are proud to serve Our sovereign motherland.
The EyeLock Myris is a convinient and easy way to store your passwords. The small USB-powered device is a handheld iris scanner. It can store the unique biometric iris data of up to five people. Whenyou programme the Myris, you can make your actual passwords as complex as you like to protect them from hackers and there in no need to remember them.
The iTwin lets you to transfer data from any computers as long as they both have n internet connection. The concept works like a combination of flash drives, remote access software and cloud computing. The itwin consists of USB devices that are plugged one into the other, then into one computer.
A secure internet connection between the two halves of the device allows sharing your entire hard drive securly and making edits from either end. If you happen to lose the second half of the iTwin you can disable the lost device remotely.
Tablet computers are definitely the wave of the future. Thw Iris Tablet PC is the work of designers Liu-Wei, Yao Kai-Chi, Hong Ruei-Hong and Cheng Ya-Fang. It has a transparent body and OLED screen. It consists of speaker, a camera and a tiny scanner.
You can translate texts using the Iris’ scanner by placing it o n top of a printed page’ the scanner processes the words and the translated text appears on the screen
To share your tablet with someone else, you can simply slide the bar to the middle of the screen. A split-screen functionally will take over and let you and a friend work on oppisite sides of the tablet.
Scientists are trying to creat the world’s first robot teacher with the capacity to respond to a child’s moods and emotions in the classroom. The, personal, empathetic and human qualities thet make a good teacher would first be analysed before being programmed into the robot.
Working one-to-one with machine, children would be able to communicate through a touchscreen on their desks. The robot would gather information via sensors and cameras, allowing it to recognise emotions using clues such as the childs facial expressions and body language, to cross-reference against its database. Although the project is intended to find new ways of teaching and learning – and will bigin by training the robot to teach geography to pupils aged between 11 and 13 – the implications of endowing machines with the ability to recognise and respond to emotions are far wider. The unconventional teacher will be able to sense when one of its pupil is upset or struggling to cope. It would then provide the appropriate comfort and support.
If all goes to plan, the robot will be able to speak and move its head and arms, assess how well each child is doing and adapt its teaching style or material appripriatly, just as its human equivalent should.
Some teachers have reacted with scepticism to this project, which is called Emote, saying that a large parte of what makes a teacher effective is the building up of trust. Children are naturally curious and it is through conversations with their teachers that congnitive and emotional skills develop. A robot cannot know the child in the same way as a parent or teacher. Others say that we should not be sacred of using new tecnologies to widen professional expertise in order to enhance teaching methods and improve the life chances of young people
Electricity is a natural source that doesn’t harm our Environment. Many companies are now in a competation to make automatic hybrid eletric vehicals. They have a lot of features. Because of such cars the pollution will reduce automatically. Moast of the people all over the world love automatic features. It’s easy to control such cars. Some of the cars have sensors which automatically recognises accidents and stops the car.
We now have google Driverless cars. They always follow Traffic rule, and they drive very safely. They are now been tested on US roads and soon they’ll be out all over the world.
The Barmuda triangle is also known as Devil’s triangle in an area of North Atlantic Ocean. The wether above remains dull, misty and cloudy. Dueing summers slight changes occur but only sometimes. The Barmuda triangle or Devil’s triangle lies between Florida, Barmuda and Puerto Rico. Many Ships and Aircrafts have gone missing after they’ve gone inside the Devil’s Triangle or the Barmuda Triangle. Some people think this is because of extratreestrial beings (an alien life). Now the Barmuda triangle is is solved. Those all ships and aircrafts went missing because Barmuda triangle is a place where there are many dangerous Tornados. Still many people are unknown to this, and it remains a mystery.
Mount Everest is the highest mountain above sea level. It is located in Nepal, in Himalayan Range. It’s height is about 8,850 meters (29,000 ft). Mt. Everest attracts many climbers from all over the world. Some of the mountainers are highly experienced. As of 2017, nearly 300 people have died on Mt. Everest, many of whose bodies remain on the mountain.
Edmund Hillary was the first person to reach the tip of Mt. Everest. He was born on 20 July 1919 in New Zealand, and his full name is Edmund Percival Hillary. He reached the North Pole, making him first reach to the both poles (North Pole and South Pole) and the Great Mount Everest. He died at an age of 88 on 11 January, 2008 in New Zealand.
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