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Amazing Facts

Edward Apurba Singha

Pink Snow
Snow is not always white! It can be pink, brown, or even red. This pink snow is in Greenland. The color is caused by algae living in the snow. The pigment that makes the algae red also protects them in the extremely cold conditions.

Star Trails
From Earth, the stars appear to spin around two imaginary points in the sky-the north and south celestial poles. This photograph visualizes the movement of the stars as trails in the night sky.

 


Olympus Moons
The giant volcano Olympus Mons is not only the largest mountain on Mars, but in the whole Solar System. At 700km (435 miles) across and 27km (17 miles) high, it is around three times as high as Mount Everest on Earth.

Axolotl
The axolotl (Ambystoma mexicanum) is sometimes called the “Peter Pan” of the amphibian world because it never grows up. Axolotls are salamanders that come from one particular lake in Mexico. Like many salamanders, they begin life as tadpoles with feathery gills. But instead of losing their gills and taking up life on land, axolotls usually stay in water, and breed without changing shape.

Komodo Dragon
The Komodo dragon (Varanus Komodensis) is the world's largest lizard. An adult can measure 3m (nearly 10ft) from head to tail, and can weigh more than a person. Komodo dragons live on islands in Indonesia, and feed on animals as large as deer.

 

 


computer Tips-3

Tip1: Add items in the “Send To” menu

The Send To menu is a straightforward way to transfer your file in any desire location. You can enhance it by adding some extra items. Before you get the new menu in Windows XP, follow these steps…

Open Explorer

Click Tools menu

Hit Folder Options

Then click View

Under Advance settings select “Show hidden files and folders

Click Ok

Navigate to C drive

Double click Documents and Settings folder

Again double click the User Name folder (The User Name is the name you use for your custom settings on XP)

Double click the Send To folder

Use your right mouse button to drag a folder to your Send To folder

You will get a menu that will give you several options, including one to create a shortcut. Select that.

Edward Apurba Singha

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