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​​How Does Remote Controlled Toys Work? Radio-controlled or remote-controlled toys, popularly called RC toys, are self-powered and can be controlled from a distance using a remote that works with radio waves. 1. When we push the control, the transmitter sends a specific number of electrical pulses corresponding to that action through the air. The transmitter has its own power source, usually in the form of a 9-volt battery. Without the battery, the transmitter will not be able to send the radiowaves to the receiver. 2.Once the RC toy receives the radio waves, the motors kick into life to cause a specific action to occur. The power source sends power to all working parts, including the motor. The transmitter enables control through radio waves and the receiver activates the motors. When we press a button on the transmitter to make the RC toy go forward or backward, a pair of electrical contacts touch. Receiver identifies signals, sends it to circuit. 3. Circuit board translates the number of electrical pulses (signals) into action. Full-function controllers have six controls and these works through following the pulse sequences: • Forward: 16 pulses • Reverse: 40 pulses • Forward left: 28 pulses • Forward right: 34 pulses • Reverse left: 52 pulses • Reverse right: 46 pulses

​​Why Do We Snore? In simple terms, we snore when our body is not able to move air freely through the nose and throat, while we are asleep. In terms of anatomy, snoring is a result of a partially closed upper airway or the upper respiratory tract, that includes the nose and throat. Excessive relaxation of the neck muscles is the leading reason for snoring. This is because the upper airway partly closes and becomes too narrow, and it causes very little air to pass through to the lungs. Being overweight is one of the foremost causes for snoring. If your Body Mass Index(BMI) is on the higher side, you are more prone to snoring. Smoking and consuming alcohol disturb the muscles of the throat and upper airway, thereby causing breathing problems, and ultimately snoring. Body structure and physical attributes of individuals are a significant cause for snoring. This means men are more likely to snore than women, as they have narrower air passages. Once your body starts to age, the throat becomes narrower. This causes the muscle tone in throat to lessen, and this leads to snoring. Changes in climate and pollution often the prime reason for a blocked nose or congestion, due to cold or allergy. This in turn, makes breathing a cumbersome job, which creates a vacuum in the throat, thus giving way to snoring.

​​What would happen if we covered the Sahara Desert with solar panels? The Sahara Desert is one of the most exposed places on Earth to the sun’s rays. So, the idea is that if we could gather all that energy, we could power the world. In reality, we would harvest so much more energy than we could ever possibly need. According to Forbes, solar panels covering a surface of around 335km2 would actually be enough to power the world, this would cover just 1.2% of the Sahara Desert. Outside of electricity generation, this could have several consequences. First, the light colour of the Saharan sand serves the purpose of reflecting the sun’s light and heat back into the air. By covering this, we would be ensuring that more sunlight is absorbed, thus prompting a rise in ground temperature. Warmer air then rises to higher altitudes and condenses as clouds that will then fall as rain, completely transforming the desert as we know it. The planet works based on a series of well-balanced systems, and this could completely upset the apple cart. The Amazon Rainforest, for example, is reliant on the mineral-rich sands blown from the Sahara for nutrients. Without these, the Amazon will not receive enough nutrients to survive, and its downfall could be accelerated. Furthermore, the increased heat in the desert won’t end there. It will be transported worldwide through weather systems, resulting in less rainfall for the Amazon and more unstable weather in regions such as North America or Asia. We don’t need 100% of the Sahara to be covered in solar panels. Even 20%, which is the amount that would kickstart these impacts, is not needed. Instead, a series of smaller solar farms covering 1.2% of the surface should be enough to generate enough electricity without having such extreme impacts on the environment.

"Whatever the mind of man can conceive and believe, it can achieve."✨ - Napoleon Hill #quotes

A MALAPHOR is when two metaphors are clumsily and incorrectly combined, such as 'It's as easy as riding a piece of cake' or 'We'll burn that bridge when we get to it'. #knowledge

People who regularly point out grammar mistakes often have "less agreeable" personalities #psychology

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In Japan, any day that falls between two national holidays also becomes a public holiday by law #funfact #countries

Anyone can make you smile, many people can make you cry, but it takes someone really special to make you smile with tears in your eyes. #thoughts

Babies are born on their predicted due dates just 4% of the time #funfact

Spider-Man once gave birth to himself #funfact

"The only limit to our realization of tomorrow will be our doubts of today."✨ - Franklin D. Roosevelt #quotes

Contrary to popular belief, Walt Disney was cremated, not cryogenically frozen #funfact

The better a bird can fly, the more likely it is to lay oval eggs. #birds

If you don't do stupid things while you're young, you'll have nothing to smile about when you're old. #thoughts

​​In 1997, Nelson Mandela met The Spice Girls and said that it was "one of the greatest moments of my life" #funfact

No U.S. president has been an only child They've all had at least one sibling #presidents

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