1.Ghana is not on the Equator Ghana has the Greenwich Meridian passing through it. The country does not sit on the equator. The country’s geographical location misses the equator by an approximate 380 miles. Ghana&hellip
Monthly Archives For April 2015
Facts about Ice Cream
1.Ice Cream Recipe The ice cream recipe was discovered by Christopher Columbus. It was introduced to North America 250 years after its discovery. Prior to the discovery of milk-based ice creams in the 10th century,&hellip
Facts about Jackie Robinson
1.Birth, Early Childhood, Career Jack Roosevelt Robinson was born in 1919 in Cairo, Georgia. His parents were share croppers. At age 21, Jackie broke color barriers to become the 1st African America to finish Major&hellip
Facts about Harry Porter
1.Alan Rickman knew the fate of his Character Alan Rickman played the role of Professor Snape in “Harry Porter and the Deadly Hallows”. Alan Rickman got to know about the fate of his character as&hellip
Facts about Identical Twins
1.Identical Twins have same Genome Since identical twins grow from one fertilized egg, they tend to have similar genome. Therefore, any differences that occur between identical twins are not due to genetics but are as&hellip
Facts About Chicago
The City of Chicago is an area of 60,000 hectares and is about 578 feet above sea level located on the southwestern shore of Lake Michigan. Chicago’s widespread parkland, which includes 3,000 hectares of city&hellip
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