James Cook

@milenazoran · 4 years ago

JAMES COOK: He flooded the world and was killed in a bizarre brawl in Hawaii

James Cook was an English explorer and navigator, whose achievements in the field of studying and drawing maps of the Pacific, New Zealand and Australia drastically changed the view of the world. He s...

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@Rkking1234 · 4 years ago

The ice continent is Antarctica:

You must have heard the name Antarctica. It is an ice-cold continent. You know that there are seven continents on earth. It is also a continent. There are several countries with continents....

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@Masku · 4 years ago

The Topographyphical history of incomparably boundary reef

The topogMedian graphical history of the Incomparable Boundary Reef is noteworthy as it is the biggest living environment, biggest living structure, but at the same time is the biggest coral reef on t...

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@Nasku · 4 years ago

Coral reef on earth and ist development

The topogMedian graphical history of the Unique Limit Reef is significant as it is the greatest living climate, greatest living structure, and yet is the greatest coral reef on earth and is ever expan...

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@Doxer · 4 years ago

Antarctica-The world's largest "Refrigerator"

Imagine opening a refrigerator door that has been closed for thousands of years, and when you open the door, discover something new on every shelf that has never been seen by human eyes! This vision b...

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@sagor321 · 4 years ago

history of Mother Teresa

Mother Teresa. Photo So the diary of history carries importance to people all the time. Keeping this importance in mind, 'This Day in History' is regularly organized for the readers of Banglan...

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@Sergio · 4 years ago

A "melting pot" of many cultures

Have you ever visited Australia? Otherwise, you may have heard of the continent's hot and dry deserts, as well as its vast undergrowth. Does this mean Australia is a country mostly made up of rugged b...

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@ceky321 · 3 years ago

William Bligh - captain of the ship Bounty and admiral and governor of Australia - 1754.

William Bligh was an outstanding sailor, an excellent navigator and cartographer. But because of his uncompromising attitude, bad will and tyrannical leadership style, he is most often remembered as C...

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@Rashed102 · 4 years ago

Story

Polynesians began to settle in the Hawaiian Islands between the 1st and 10th centuries. Around 1200 CE, Tahitian explorers found and began settling the area as well. This marked the rise of the Hawaii...

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@ceky321 · 3 years ago

Island and State of Niue (1974)

The largest elevated coral island in the world is the island of Niue, with an area of 260 km2, which is the eponymous island nation in the South Pacific in the Pacific Ocean, near Tonga, 2400 km nor...

3 likes · 1 comments · Life Lessons (9e2c)

@Vasa · 3 years ago

A country of 1,500 people with no army, no public transportation, but free Wi-Fi

You think a country without cities, public transportation, or an army is a fantasy. In fact, there is such a country and it is called Niue. It is a towering atoll formed by three vast coral reefs. It...

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@sumaiya11 · 4 years ago

Nikola Tesla The story of a great man who changed the world

Hundreds of millions of people have lived on earth for millions of years, but a handful of people have changed the story of human civilization. Our modern world and society is the result of the effor...

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@Isfi · 2 years ago

History of aboriginals and their relationship with plants...

22,June 2022 Ethnobotany: Ethnobotany means the study of Botany of the primitive human races, this term was first used by “Hrashberger” in the year 1895 at a lecture in Philadelphia. Jones (1941...

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@muqddasnawaz · 1 year ago

"Science and Exploration: Pushing the Boundaries of Human Knowledge"

Introduction Throughout history, science and exploration have been inexorably intertwined. The insatiable human curiosity to understand the world and the universe around us has driven us to explore...

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@M.Rosenquist · 5 months ago

50 CISOs & Cybersecurity Leaders Shaping the Future

I am honored and humbled to be listed among such influential luminaries who collectively push our industry to continually adapt to make our digital ecosystem trustworthy! An incredible list of cy...

2 likes · 2 comments · Cybersecurity and Privacy (e3e6)

@BitcoinBaby · 3 years ago

Bitcoin Baby - Day 28 "I bought Shiba Inu, and now I feel dirty."

So there I sat ....my Noiscash feed being flooded with Shiba Shit posts for the Shiba Inu Poo coin..... I mean the DOGE joke was fun for....while a week or 2 maybe, but this cheap Binance made rep...

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@Jahidul53 · 4 years ago

World maritime day

Lack of knowledge of the sea is the main cause of indifference? Today is World Maritime Day. How much knowledge does a country with one of the potentials of the blue economy have about the sea? S...

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@Mehedi87 · 4 years ago

Insects when hunters

When we hear about the food chain, we think that a big animal will eat smaller animals, vertebrates will eat insects. But nature does not move so straightforwardly. Some arthropods may disprove...

2 likes · 2 comments · Open For All (cc80)

@elizbeth · 3 years ago

The land of kiwis

New Zealand is an island nation located in the Pacific Ocean southeast of Australia. It is divided into North and South Island. In Maori, New Zealand is called Aotearoa, which means "land of the long...

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@Darius · 4 years ago

Surprising Sauerkraut

DINNER is special. In the middle of the table is a large pineapple that has been dug and filled with pineapple pieces and something white. Grated coconut? No, sauerkraut! Surprised? Not if you live in...

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@madlife · 4 years ago

Famous ships

Some ships, such as the Titanic are famous because they sank, but here are some that are for a variety of other reason Niña, Pinta and Santa Maria The three ships on Christopher Columbus' voyage of...

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@Hasan2399 · 4 years ago

Dendronide meroids: The name of a painful plant

Australia is a continent in the Oceania region of Southeast Asia. It is the smallest island continent in the world. Queensland is one of the six states of Australia. There is a rain forest here. R...

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@Rioelder · 4 years ago

Jonathan the Oldest Tortoise

Born circa 1832 – five years prior to the coronation of Queen Victoria – Jonathan the tortoise is due to turn 187 years old in 2019. That makes him the oldest-known land animal alive today. This...

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@Rumelchow · 4 years ago

The ice continent is Antarctica

Origin of the name. The word Antarctica is Greek From the word antarktike, which means- In contrast to the answer. Approximately 350 Aristotle his Meteorology in BC (Meteorology) in Antarctica...

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@Momentswithmatti · 2 years ago

Dream with Solenn, Nico, Anne, and Erwan

I bet most of us had experienced dreaming of celebrities, either being with them, in a relationship with them, or just mere dreaming about them as if you were close. I had one and I need to write it d...

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@Kitki · 3 years ago

Respect yourself

Jill was married with James and they had a little son too. But their love faded away and they were not happy in the marriage. James always rebuked his wife and made her thought she was a bad wife. On...

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@Preshdan · 2 years ago

My First year in the University : First Semester

My first year in the University of Ibadan was full of events. There were lots of ups and downs and I'd love to share my experience with you, starting with the first semester. I school at the Univer...

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@Momentswithmatti · 2 years ago

Cafe Binukid at Highway 81 Review

Previously, I talked about how we traversed from Malagos Garden Resort up to the cold and rainy road trip to Bukidnon-Davao Road and finally arrived at Highway 81 Resort, wet, cold, and hungry. It wa...

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@Kulas. · 3 years ago

Spread the news: Burger connoisseur ready to wow foodies in NY

Pinoy New Yorker Francis Balbarin, the creative mind behind the 2014 hit Burgers & Brewskies, upgrades from creative bar chow to present Filipino food with a New York twist at the Lower East Side hip...

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@tired_momma · 3 years ago

Bella: The Life of "Granny"

This is a true story of a woman's remarkable achievement of love, strength and compassion in the face of adversity. A story of a wonderful woman who was born in 1874 and died in 1952 (aged 78). Bella...

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