COMPLETING YOUR DREAM

Why is the sky blue? That question is probably the most frequently ejected from the mouths of children. Often improvised answered by parents, for example, “had been created that way.”

But, have you ever really intrigued to find an answer? Really since the first heaven on earth is blue?

The answer may not be as simple as your assumptions. According to a recent study, it is associated with rocks, phosphorus, algae immemorial.

About two million in the first year since the earth is created, the possibility of an orange sky. Although no one knows for sure. However, based on the chemical composition at that time, most likely the main components of the atmosphere is methane (CH4), which covered the earth seems strange.

Currently, the components of the atmosphere composed mostly of nitrogen and oxygen. The sun’s rays to create various colors of the rainbow, then spread through the air molecules. Blue is the color most reflected, so the human eye and then saw a beautiful blue sky. continue reading…

The condition can affect the mood of the room you are working. Sometimes there are conditions that are not felt directly on our senses. However, if prolonged, would affect the peace.

Fluctuating temperature difference when working indoors can cause anxiety and loss of concentration.

Light entering the room could give effect to the savings in electricity usage. This also indirectly reduce carbon consumption for electricity generation.

Carbon emission reductions ranging from micro-scale can be done by using plants as a supplementary element of the room.

Species diversity and population abundance of butterflies that make the British naturalist, Alfred Russel Wallace, called the National Park Bantimurung Bulusaraung in Maros regency, South Sulawesi, as a kingdom of butterflies.
In the book Indonesian Archipelago (2009), Alfred describes the beauty of thousands of butterflies flying form clouds and a flock of butterflies Graphium species androcles shiny white stretch of sand cover at the edge of the River Bantimurung.

With the majority of the rubber region dominated areas, National Parks Bantimurung Bulusaraung became a favorite of butterflies that enjoys humid conditions..
This phenomenon was never again happen in the last 10 years. Development of natural tourist attractions in the year 2004 Bantimurung reduce land that has been used butterflies to breed.

Orange trees, betel forests, and Sugar-apple, and hibiscus plants and flowers by Ashoka replaced by concrete buildings for recreational facilities. Variety of conditions that trigger a depreciation of the butterfly in Bantimurung. Many butterflies migrate to other places looking for a place to lay eggs. The butterfly will only lay eggs in places that provide food for caterpillars. continue reading…

With the main stupa of Borobudur temple as the temple top in the middle of the morning mist photographed from Puntuk Situmbu, Hamlet, Village Karang Rejo, Borobudur, Magelang, Central Java. Borobudur was built around VIII century during Syailendra ruling dynasty. Borobudur temple established in 1991 as World Heritage by UNESCO.

SOIL still wet the former rain yesterday evening. The footsteps continued to tread the path uphill through the early morning cold. Lighting only one point there was only a flashlight from the two villagers who guides the four newcomers to the area or the hill top puntuk Situmbu. continue reading…

Mode of mass transportation in Jakarta, which integrates railway, road network, busway, as well as targeted subway completed in 2012.

“Rail-based transport will develop a single train of development that will be integrated with the outer circumference and the train will be built monorail. Monorail is point-Hamlet Lebak Bulus Top 14 KM long,” said Governor Fauzi Bowo exposure when delivering the Medium Term Development Plan Area Building Board 2007-2012 in Jakarta.

As quoted from the Online News Jakarta, the problem of transportation is one of 10 issues satau defined strategic DKI Jakarta Provincial Government. Besides transportation, other issues will be done in the next five years is flood control, streamlining bureaucracy, education, environment, and health. continue reading…

The United Nations predicts, in the year 2015 there will be approximately 358 thousand cities (big and small) around the world, 153 thousand of which are in Asia. From the hundreds of thousands of the city, 27 of which are mega-cities, and 18 of them were in Asia. One of the metropolis that is Jakarta. continue reading…