If you grew up in Minnesota in the 50s or 60s, chances are you were familiar with Hamm’s bear and its memorable jingle. This cartoon character danced, got himself into mischief, sang about its refreshing beer from sky blue waters – becoming one of many memorable Minnesota jingles to become popular through television. Bora Bora…
IMUs play a crucial role in vehicles ranging from motorcycles to spacecraft. They serve as attitude and heading reference systems for UAVs as well as augmenting GPS reliability in challenging environments like tunnels or areas containing electronic interference. Establish static IMU sensor calibration to account for any manufacturer biases or misalignments, then proceed with dynamic…
Rome was an empire that ruled over parts of Europe and Africa for almost 2000 years, at one time very powerful and prosperous. Rome invented many things during their rule that we still use today! Rome also popularized Gladiator fights – arena shows where participants battle to the death in massive stadiums – and loved…
Mars, known as the warrior planet, represents blood and muscle as well as courage, desire, and impulsive behavior. Additionally, it rules siblings, weapons and sexual energy. Mangal Dosha in an individual’s chart. Additionally, it indicates passion and provides an indication of their sexual life. Tamil people revere Mars as Lord Muruga, Subramanya, Kumaraswamy or Velayudham…
Spacecraft Cemetery lies offshore New Zealand in an oceanic stretch known for being completely isolated. Since 1971, its icy waters have served as final resting places for hundreds of satellites and other objects made by human hands that have fallen from orbit or have otherwise become redundant. Once a spacecraft or satellite reaches its end…
Start teaching your students about the majestic butterfly lifecycle by sharing books like Madison and Hawkes’ Velma Gratch and the Way Cool Butterfly or The Very Hungry Caterpillar. Once a caterpillar has shed its skin four times, it enters its third stage: larva or pupal stage. Here it finds shelter and builds its protective covering…
Ireland is famous for its lush greenery, but its culture extends far beyond this picturesque appearance. Ireland stands alone as being the only nation with an emblem representing music — the harp. Sidhe are believed to have inhabited Ireland and may even be responsible for giving it its name: Eire. Origin Irish culture has an…
The Nile River is one of the world’s most celebrated waterways, having played an instrumental part in shaping human civilization – even inspiring the Egyptians to name their god after it! The Nile begins its journey at Lake Tana on Ethiopia’s plateau and takes an indirect path northward due to tectonic uplift. Along its course…
France is an incredible nation, boasting rich history, culture and language. For those interested in France – or simply curious – here are some interesting facts about their fascinating nation! -French don’t leave tips (other than those given directly to their chef). They believe this lowers quality of service. French language French is one of…
