Natural Phenomenon

SALT FLATS

What is Salt Flats?

Salt flats are dried-up desert lakes. They are forms by evaporation of a waterpool such as a lake or pond. This happens in climates where the rate of water evaporation exceeds the rate of precipitation , that is, in a desert. The salt and minerals dissolved in the water are left behind as a solid layer.

World Biggest Salt Flat

Salar de Uyuni is the biggest salt flat in the world standing at an elevation of 11,995 feet (3,656 m) and covering 4,086 square miles (10,852 sq km) the area is equal to 16 times the area of Jakarta and it’s all made of salt!

It is located in southwest Bolivia.

What’s make Salar de Uyuni unique?

During the rainy season (between December-March), the salt is coated in a thin layer of water (as the rainwater has nowhere to drain), creating a mirror effect that stretches across the flat and provides stunning images of the sky, clouds, and everyting above them.

Comments

Bagaimana Makanan Mempengaruhi Otak

Selama puluhan tahun, kita dikelilingi oleh makanan manis dan berlemak, sangat sulit menghindarinya karena itu sudah menjadi makanan sehari-hari kita. Namun, tubuh kita masih belum bisa beradaptasi dengan kebiasaan makan ini, tetapi bagaimana dengan otak kita? Apakah kesehatan mental kita, suasana hati kita, dan kemampuan otak kita dipengaruhi oleh nutrisi yang kita dapat dari makanan? Saya yakin kita semua sudah mengetahui bahwa junk food dapat membuat kita gemuk, dan sekarang ilmuwan mengatakan bahwa junk food juga dapat membuat otak kita menyusut. Makan makanan yang tinggi lemak dan gula dalam jangka panjang menyebabkan perubahan pada otak bagian memori. Asupan makanan yang tinggi lemak dan gula menyebabkan pemrograman ulang otak. Singkatnya, apa yang ada di piring kita memengaruhi otak kita. Semuanya dimulai dari makanan pertama kita, bahkan sebelum kelahiran yaitu saat kita masih berada di rahim ibum saat itulah otak kita terbentuk,lalu bagaimana otak kita berfungsi nanti berga

Fauna

Orangutan The Intelligent Mammals Orangutans, whose name means “people of the forest,” live in tropical and swamp forests on the Southeast Asian islands of Borneo and Sumatra. These shaggy red apes are the largest arboreal mammal and the only great ape found in Asia . Orangutan's General Classification G enus: Pongo Species: P. albelii (Sumatran) or P. pygmaeus (Bornean) Type: Mammals Diet: Omnivores, mostly herbivores Life span : 35 to 45 years (in the wild) & up to 60 years (in captivity) Size: Male is 97 cm; female is 78. Weight: Males 60-90 kg; females 40-50 kg. Long, flowing, reddish hair covers most of an orangutan’s gray skin. Its stocky body has a flexible pelvis, a thick neck, and bowed legs. The orangutan's arms are longer than its legs, reaching nearly to its ankles when the ape stands up. Like other apes, orangutans don't have a tail. Orangutan's Life Cycle The orangutan baby is born 9 months after a successful matin

Letter Invitation

Science Fair 2019: Invitation Letter for Parents 3 Senior High School Belitung Street 27th May 2019 Dear Parents, Our school’s annual science fair is being held on Thursday, June 02, 2019. You are cordially invited to the Fair to see the science projects that our students have been working on. The purpose of conducting a science fair is to promote true scientific spirit. Hands-on scientific investigation is the main focus of our fair. Our middle school students will present their science projects on that day. The projects are graded by the secondary teachers and various awards will be given. The fair is open for parents from 11 AM to 15 PM in the GYM. Please contact to Susanne 0334 -1234890 if you need further information. Kindly visit the fair and encourage our young scientists! Sincerely, Tessy Johnson Head of the Department of Science

Dhyneke Pramitha Yuciana

Search This Blog