During the day, the Sun π shines so brightly that its light fills the sky and makes it blue! The stars are still there, but the Sun's light is too strong, so we can't see them. It's like trying to see a tiny flashlight when someone turns on a big, bright lamp! π
At night, when the Sun goes away, the stars become visible because the sky gets dark.
The Seven Wonders of the World are amazing places built a long, long time ago! πβ¨ They are like giant toys made by people to show how clever and strong they were. Here are some of them:
People love to visit them because they are very special!
The wind blows because the air likes to move around! π¬οΈ When the sun warms up the Earth, some places get hotter than others. The warm air goes up, and the cool air rushes in to take its place. That's what makes the wind blow!
Imagine you have a balloon full of warm air. When you let it go, it flies up! The wind is like that, but all around us.
Oil and gas come from deep under the ground! π Long, long ago, tiny plants and animals lived in the sea. When they died, they sank to the bottom and got buried under sand and mud. Over millions of years, they turned into oil and gas! π¦β¨
Now, people dig deep wells to bring them up so we can use them for cars, heating, and making toys!
Birch sap is like a special juice that comes from birch trees! πΏ In spring, when it gets warmer, the trees wake up from their winter sleep. The roots drink water from the ground, and this water travels up the tree. People can collect this sweet water by making a tiny hole in the tree. It's like the tree is sharing its juice with us! πΆ
Remember, we must be gentle with trees and not take too much sap, or the tree might get sad. π
The Aztecs were a group of people who lived a long time ago in a place called Mexico π. They built big cities and beautiful temples! The Aztecs loved bright colors, music, and dancing ππΊ. They also grew yummy foods like corn, beans, and chocolate π«.
They had a special city called Tenochtitlan, which was built on an island in the middle of a lake! ποΈ