10 Mysterious Places around the World

1. Blood Falls, Antarctica:-

In Antarctica's Taylor Glacier, there is a place in the frozen ice from which the red color flows. Seeing this, it seems that this spring is bleeding. However, scientists did  many research on this but did not get any definite results. One of their estimates is that in this place under the ice there is probably a lot of iron element which gives the water red color. Although this Lala Falls is still a mystery.

2. Magnetic Hill, Moncton, New Brunswick:-

This Magnetic Hill is special in itself. There is such a magnetic impact on this hill that the car starts running without starting. The location of this hill was run in 1930. The work of finding the secret of this place is still in progress. This place has become a tourist place today. There is also a Magnetic Hill in our Ladakh region of India. This will tell you in detail again.

3. Surtsey, Iceland:-

 

The Icelandic Island is no less than a mystery. Before the year 1963, this island had no existence. A volcano erupted suddenly inside the water in 1963. The volcano continued to explode until 1967, as well as rising and height of volcano. When Volcano was in peace in 1967, there was an island left over here.

4. Moeraki Boulders, (New Zealand):-

 

A pile of 12-12 feet of stones is not less than a mirror on a Koch beach located in the East Coast of South Island, New Zealand. This stone is like oyster and pearl in appearance. The construction of these stone shaped structures is done in the millions of years by the solidification of four oceans and sand of any fossil or solid cheese. Such structures are found in many places, but this structure is found in the largest size.

5. Longyearbyen, Norway:-

Svalbard is the Norwegian islands in Greenland, Arctic Sea. It is said about this place that the sun does not end here from April 20 to August 23. There is only sun or night in the night.

6. Pamukkale, Turkey:-

This place, in Pamukkale, Turkey, is a unique place in itself. There are 17 natural hot springs here. This natural hot spring is here for thousands of years. The calcium carbonate is formed by exposure to the exterior air of the stainless mineral in the water of these waterfalls, which has been deposited on thousands of years on the banks of these waterfalls so that these water bodies have taken shape like swimming pool.

The temperature of the water in these hot springs ranges from 37 degrees to 100 degrees. Taking this type of natural hot water is especially beneficial for our body, especially the skin. So here a lot of people come here.

7. Internal Flame Falls, Orchid Park, New York:-

Here a small water flows, in which a burning flame is visible. The visitors are surprised to see how

 this flame is burning. After research, scientists came to know that methane gas was released from

 the bottom of the rocks. Perhaps at the beginning of the 20th century somebody set fire to this 

methane gas. Since continuous burning. Even in India, there is a continuous burning of nine 

earthquakes in the temples of volcano goddess Jivamukhi Devi, one of the main Shakti Peeth 

of Swith Mata in Kangra of Himachal Pradesh.

8. Sliding Stones:- 

Death Valley, California,

In California's Death Valley, slippery slopes of stones have been made for NASA. Racetrack Playa 2.5 miles north to south and 1.25 miles east from west is exactly flat. But the stones scattered here are moving away from themselves. There are more than 150 such stones here. However, no one saw them moving away from the eyes. In the winter, these stones fall to more than 250 meters away.

In 1972 a team of scientists was formed to solve this mystery. The team named a group of stones and studied it for seven years. Around 317 kilograms of stone named Kerin did not shout. But when the scientists returned there a few years later, they found the distance to Kareen 1 km away. Now scientists believe that this happens due to high speed winds.

9. Old Faithful:-

Yellowstone National Park meets the world's most influential geysers. Primal Geyser is a kind of hot water fountain but in which the water comes out of the ground as a fountain. There are about 300 generic geysers in this park. But the most famous of these is the Old Faithful. It is the world's highest hot water fountain.

There is a regular explosion in it. But the mood of the explosions in these days is a puzzle for the Taj geologists. Because there is no definite order of explosion in these.

10.Relamppago del Katatumbo, Ologa :-

Maracabo Lake is located on the west side of Venezuela's southwestern region. Electricity flashes from the fastest frequency of the world on the mountains in the corner of this lake. There is a record of 250 lightning shifts per square kilometer every year. The peak time of lightning is May and October when lightning flows more than 200 times every night. Those passing through this lake often look at this sight.

How to Wind Energy Work?

What is Wind Energy:

Wind energy is called wind energy. Air is a renewable energy source.Wind energy is meant to convert kinetic energy from air into the form of useful mechanics or electrical energy.

Wind power generates electricity through wind turbines. For this the turbine is the use of air flow for the mechanical power generator. As an alternative to fossil fuel burning, wind energy does not emit any greenhouse gas during operation, very extensive and abundant, renewable, widely distributed, clean, Wind energy is a very good source of energy in today's era.

History:

It was first used in Scotland in July 1887. By which power was made After this, it was used by a company from 1888 to 1900. Then it was used by the dynamo to make electricity. But it only came to work only to create some energy. After this, it was made larger and was made to charge the battery and later used for use. By which it can be used in the night and due to the other method of electricity it was also used due to cost reduction. But it can be used only to create less energy. That was why it was being used for a certain place at that time.

Basic Principle:

The sun converts fifty million tons of matter into energy every second. The slightest portion of this energy reaches the Earth, it is obtained in many forms here. The solar radiation is first absorbed by the surface or surface of the earth, then it is transferred in the surrounding atmosphere in different forms. Since the Earth's surface is not uniform or flat, so the amount of absorbed energy varies according to location and time. As a result, the variations, density, and pressure variations arise - which then produce such forces, which forces the air to flow from one place to another. When heated, the extended air, which gets lightened by heating, rises upwards and the cold air above it takes down and takes it, resulting in semi-permanent patterns in the atmosphere. The movement of the air is due to the uneven heating of the surface.

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