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01 Jan

The Evolution of the 12 Month Calendar

Staff WriterCulturebabylonian, Calendar, celestial, gregory, julian, observation, solar

The concept of time has always played a pivotal role in organizing and understanding the world around us. From ancient sundials to the sophisticated digital clocks of today, the journey of timekeeping has been a fascinating one. Central to this evolution is the calendar, a system that has undergone centuries of refinement and adaptation. The 12-month calendar, now globally embraced, has a rich history that spans civilizations and cultures. The roots of the 12-month calendar can be traced back to ancient civilizations that observed celestial movements, particularly the cycles of the moon and the sun. The earliest known calendars were…

Solar Power is lighting up Africa

Staff WriterTechnologyafrica, Power, solar, solar power

Access to electricity is limited, with millions of people living without reliable access to power. However, in recent years, solar power has emerged as a viable solution to this problem, with many communities and businesses turning to solar power as a way to provide reliable and affordable electricity. One such community is in rural Tanzania, where a local nonprofit organization has installed solar panels to power a village school. Before the installation of the solar panels, the school relied on kerosene lamps and candles to provide light during classes, which was not only expensive but also harmful to the health…

Are Perpetual Motion Machines Dead?

Staff WriterTechnologyEnergy, Perpetual Motion, Perpetual Motion Machines, Power, solar, Water, Wind

Perpetual motion machines, also known as perpetual motion devices, are machines that are designed to run indefinitely without any external energy input. While they may sound like a fascinating and innovative idea, they are actually impossible to create due to the laws of thermodynamics. The laws of thermodynamics state that energy cannot be created or destroyed, only transformed from one form to another. This means that in order for a machine to operate indefinitely, it would have to generate more energy than it uses, which is impossible. But that obstacle hasn't stopped scientists from trying to achieve this. Despite this…