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Facts and Statistics about Fish
How many fish species are there? There are approximately 28,000 different kinds of fish in the world today. Scientists have successfully landed spacecraft on Saturn’s moon “Titan”, photographed a black hole, sent spacecraft beyond the solar system, Yet, one of the least explored places is our own oceans. More than…
Voice Controlled and Obstacle Avoidance Rover using Node and Arduino
1. Project Idea I have previously made a web-page controlled rover using Node.js, you can check it out here. So this time with some upgrade, I decided to make a “voice-controlled, obstacle avoidance rover”. 2. Project Aim To remotely control a rover by giving voice commands to it from a…
Facts and Statistics about Magnetism
What is a magnetic pole? Magnetism is the invisible force that draws together some metals, such as iron and steel, or pushes them apart. This force is especially strong at each end of the magnet. These two powerful ends are called poles. One is called the north (north-seeking) pole, because…
Facts and Statistics about NASA
The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) is an independent agency of the United States Federal Government which performs the activities related to the civilian space program, as well as aerospace research and aeronautics. NASA is one of the best space agencies in the world and tops the chart in…
Facts and Statistics about the Vikings
Who were the raiders from the sea? Vikings from Norway, Denmark, and Sweden! Warriors who terrorized the people of Europe. The Vikings made raids from Scotland to Italy, killing, burning and carrying away all they could. It was hard to make a living in the cold Viking homelands, so…
Facts and Statistics about Earth’s history
How is Earth’s history divided up? Scientists divide the last 590 million years of Earth’s history into three main eras: the Paleozoic (meaning “old life”) era, the Mesozoic (“middle life”) era, and the Cenozoic (“new life”) era. The eras are subdivided into periods, and some periods are further divided…
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