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WORLD WONDERS WEEKLY : Instalment 1: The Great Wall Of China The Great Wall Of China is a well known monument found in the Huariou District, North China stretching over 21,000 kilometres (13000 Miles). This amazing marvel of ancient engineering is still standing as we speak, yet being built over 2,700 years ago. Who Built the Great Wall of China? Early Kingdoms (Before 221 BC) Small independent kingdoms like Qi, Yan, and Zhao built their own walls to defend against enemies. These were mud and stone walls, not yet one big wall.

Coming Soon 🌍 World Wonders Weekly! 🌍 Calling all explorers! 🧭 Starting from Monday next week (28th July) we're launching a brand new series of blogs: World Wonders Weekly! 🌍🧭 Weekly, until the first of september (and hopefully onwards...) we shall be posting blogs that focus on an interesting landmark, place or even an animal!  So bookmark our page to get future updates and fact files! For more blogs; Blogs by AIVEMTS: AIVEMTS How-to   Blogs by Vishnu, our most active contributor: Pirates of the World So get ready... Great adventure starting next week!!

  Mirages: When the Desert Plays Tricks on Your Eyes Unraveling the Science Behind Nature's Illusions mirage in the desert Mirages have captivated human imagination for centuries, often depicted in literature and films as tantalizing illusions in scorching deserts or shimmering highways. But what exactly is a mirage, and how does it occur? Let's delve into the fascinating science behind this optical phenomenon. The Bending of Light At its core, a mirage is an optical illusion caused by the bending of light rays as they pass through layers of air with different temperatures. This bending, known as refraction, occurs because the speed of light changes as it moves from one medium to another. In the case of mirages, the medium is air, and the temperature difference creates variations in air density, which in turn affects the speed of light. Inferior Mirages: The Desert Oasis inferior mirage The most common type of mirage is the inferior mirage, often seen in deserts or on hot as...

  Artemis Fowl:  The Life of  a  Genius   Criminal A Twisted Fairy Tale   The character that  Eoin Colfer   introduces us to through the  Artemis Fowl series  is   quite   unique : a twelve-year-old criminal mastermind ,  Artemis Fowl II,  the  heir  of  a long line of criminals,  a prodigy with an  unquenchable  thirst for knowledge and an uncanny ability to manipulate others. When he  finally  discovers  that   there   is   indeed life as  fairies, he  conjures   up  a  rather  daring plan to  abduct   the LEP's  Captain Holly Short   and   holds   her   for   ransom   in   exchange   for a  handsome  sum of gold.   A Battle of Wits The story  takes   shape  as a thrilling cat-and-mouse game between Artemis and Holly.  The   constant ...

Harry Potter and the Enduring Magic of Storytelling The Harry Potter series. Just the name conjures images of a boy wizard, a magical school, and a battle against ultimate evil. But the magic of Harry Potter goes far beyond wands and spells. It's a testament to the power of storytelling, the enduring appeal of classic themes, and the way a shared narrative can unite generations. J.K. Rowling's creation wasn't just a series of books; it was a phenomenon. It sparked a global readership, ignited imaginations, and redefined what it meant to be a literary sensation. But what is it about these stories that resonate so deeply?    The Power of Universal Themes: At its heart, Harry Potter explores timeless themes that resonate with people of all ages. The struggle between good and evil, the importance of friendship and loyalty, the courage to stand up for what's right – these are universal concepts that have been explored in literature for centuries. Harry's journey f...