Crop circles are circular patterns that mysteriously appear in crop fields, such as wheat, barley, or corn. These unusual formations have been observed and studied for decades, though their exact origins remain a subject of much debate and speculation. The typical crop circle is a circular shape, often with a complex, intricate design, that is … Read more
In America, young men and women are allowed to learn to drive at the age of 16. It’s an enormous turning point in any young person’s life. Being able to drive gives you a new-found freedom. It can also give you independence. So 16-year-old Allan Gieger III was especially pleased when his mother and father … Read more
Cats can make surprisingly good companions, even though they are not always affectionate. Petting a cat can be a very pleasant experience. When a cat wants attention, running your hand through its soft fur is quite nice. The cat may look at you lovingly and start to purr, making you wonder why more people don’t … Read more
The microchip, also known as a microprocessor, is a small electronic component that plays a vital role in modern technology. It acts as the brain of computers and many other devices, enabling them to process information and perform tasks. The creation of the microchip revolutionised technology and has transformed how we live and work. The … Read more
The Bosphorus Strait is a significant waterway located in Turkey, connecting the Black Sea to the Sea of Marmara. This narrow strait runs through the city of Istanbul, creating a natural boundary between the continents of Europe and Asia. Stretching about 30 kilometres in length, the Bosphorus is not only beautiful but also plays a … Read more
Christmas is celebrated in 160 countries around the world. Celebrations begin either on the 24th or 25th of December and food usually plays an important part. The English, for example, traditionally eat roast turkey on Christmas Day (left). The Portuguese enjoy plates of salt cod served with boiled cabbage. The Germans prefer to eat roast … Read more
Did You Know? The world record set in 2002 for a family of Russian dolls included 51 dolls. The tallest was 53.9 cm, the smallest 31 mm. When travelling overseas, you have to spend some time thinking about gifts. What should you buy your mum and dad, sister, brother or best friend? It can often … Read more