Category: Earth Facts

The majority wonder why some people prefer to raise their flags overnight or even 24/7. Well, it may be because they just want to manifest their patriotism every day by raising their flags and waving them all day long. These 24/7 well-lit flag poles are especially applicable to educational institutions and government agencies that take pride in their patriotic governance.
There are days when mobility issues, forgetfulness, odd schedules, and convenience will compel them to keep their flags up and well-lit every day.  However, you cannot achieve this level of spontaneity and convenience without having a quality and fully functional solar flagpole light.
So how do these solar lights work?
Solar-powered pole lights …

Rivers usually start as a snow or a glacier melting from mountains. The water will be carried downhill because of gravity and after millions of years, the water has created a path which is then called – river.
Check out these interesting and fun facts about rivers. The famous rivers, events, recreational activities and other trivia will be introduced here.

The Nile river has a length of about 6650 kilometers which makes it the longest river in the world.
The Amazon River is the 2nd largest river with a length of about 6400 kilometers.
Fishing, bathing, transporting, swimming, rafting and for others, doing the laundry, are some of the activities you can do in the river.
The top 3…

Find out the 10 countries with the highest population. These population statistics are taken from 2020 and are the latest one. Check out in which your country ranks and at the same time learn about population.
If in terms of population, the largest country in the world is China followed by India. These two countries are already having a population of over a billion. United States comes in 3rd rank with about 325 million residents. Brazil, Russia, India and China are expected to dominate the 21st century economy and something common of these 4 countries is that they are all part of the 10 most populous countries. This implies that population’s size is important in economic expansion.
However, …

Volcano is a mountain that has an opening downward to a pool of molten rock called magma. It is where molten rock and gas erupts through the surface of the earth.
Magma, Volcanic Eruptions, Lava Flows, Volcanic Gases and volcanoes beyond Earth are gathered in this part. Here are fun, strange and interesting facts about volcanoes.

Vulcan, the Roman god of fire, is where the word volcano originally comes from.
Over 75% of the volcanoes are located around the Pacific Ring of Fire.
Mount Krakatoa (Indonesia) in 1883, Mount Novarupta (Alaska) in 1912, Mount St Helens (Washington) in 1980 and Mount Pinatubo (Philippines) in 1991 are some of the famous eruptions that happened in the modern times.
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Earth is our very own world. It is the only planet where life exists. How fascinating isn’t it? But beyond that, how much do we know about our planet Earth?
Here, we have gathered some interesting Earth facts to help your kid learn along the way. Read on and know some things about the planet we call our home.

Earth is known to be around 4.5 billion years old.
Earth is the 3rd planet from the sun. Its name came from old English and German words which means ‘the ground’.
Natural gas’ strong smell is added by humans to detect if there are leaks but originally, natural gas doesn’t have smell.
The largest desert is the Sahara Desert which covers one third of the whole Africa…

There are many different flags around the world but there are at least similarities on them. List your questions and try finding the answers below.
World Flags Universal Symbols
There are symbols that are most used in flags which sometimes has unique meaning for them but, there are also symbols that are universal hence they carry the same meaning everywhere.

Sun – Symbolizes unity and energy
Moon – Represents Divinity and is commonly used in Islam countries. Crescent shape is used to distinguish it from the sun.
Stars – Star constellations symbolizes energy.
Cross – Symbolizes the different points of the compass in the 4th century but later on considered as the …