Storm miner
Publish: 2021-04-21 22:46:07
1. It's related to your upload bandwidth.
at present, you can't directly obtain income.
you can only buy internally.
it's meaningless
at present, you can't directly obtain income.
you can only buy internally.
it's meaningless
2. Hummingbird H1 miner is a two disk domestic miner
3. It seems that there is no such thing as thunder, storm and other big companies
4. AIC, to be honest, I haven't heard much about it. In the current market, most of the procts sold with mining machines are rubbish. Bitcoin has plummeted. It's basically a fantasy that those who want to get up can still get up. Before storm and thunderbolt have proced such mining machines, and only the first batch of people who eat crabs will make money. Of course, if you can get the first batch and the coins can go online, It's also a fight. Maybe a bicycle will become a motorcycle.
5. 1. In his later years, Ouyang Xiu tried very hard to revise the words he wrote in his life every day. His wife told him not to revise them, saying: why torture himself like this? Are you still afraid of the teacher's scolding? Ouyang Xiu said with a smile: he is not afraid of being scolded by his husband, but he is afraid of being laughed by later generations.
2 Lincoln once dreamed that he would attend a meeting. When he walked, everyone would give way for Lincoln to pass by. At this time, in a large group of people, one whispered that he was just an ordinary man. After hearing this, Lincoln said: friend, God likes ordinary people, So he gave birth to a lot of ordinary people.
president of Harvard University said: I think Harvard can really be called a treasure house of knowledge now. But I think that the reason why Harvard can become a treasure house of knowledge is that freshmen bring knowledge, while seniors leave school with only a little knowledge.
4, A journalist asked Kennedy: How did you become a hero in World War II? Kennedy replied: they sank my cruiser, and I became famous. We know that Kennedy was in dt-o 8 and was sunk by the enemy, and he was also injured.
5. Socrates' wife was very fierce. Once, she lost her temper and scolded Socrates, but she was still angry and carried a bucket of water, Socrates scratched his wet hair and laughed: after the thunder, there will be heavy rain. This is the law of nature, and it also proves that this is true.
6. Once, there was an acting competition to imitate Chaplin held somewhere. There were as many as thirty or forty people participating in it. Chaplin himself also took part in it anonymously, but he got the third place, Chaplin thought it was the biggest joke of his life
7. Once, when Socrates was walking in the street, someone hit him on the back with a stick. The pain made him unable to stand and squat down. But soon, he stood up as if nothing had happened. Others who witnessed the whole process saw that he didn't have any reaction and asked him curiously: why didn't you fight back when you were beaten? Socrates replied with a smile: when a wild donkey kicks you, will you give it back
8. When he was young, Bernard Shaw liked to ride a bicycle. Once he broke his leg bone, and his female classmate took good care of him. Bernard Shaw was worried that he would not be strong enough to propose to this female classmate, so he decided to slip away. But he accidentally fell down the stairs and broke both legs. As a result, he asked her if she would marry him, Bernard Shaw fainted.
9. When Mozart was six years old, he held his first concert at the palace in Munich, Germany. Because the floor of the palace was smooth, he slipped and fell as soon as he entered the palace. At this time, a little princess came up to him, helped him up and kissed his hand. Mozart was very grateful and didn't know how to thank him, In the American election in 1948, President Truman rushed to his hometown from the White House to vote. A group of reporters came to the president's home, but they didn't see the president. Later, when they met the president, a reporter asked him what had happened along the way. President Truman replied: a police car asked us to stop, It looks as if there is an important person going through the town today
2 Lincoln once dreamed that he would attend a meeting. When he walked, everyone would give way for Lincoln to pass by. At this time, in a large group of people, one whispered that he was just an ordinary man. After hearing this, Lincoln said: friend, God likes ordinary people, So he gave birth to a lot of ordinary people.
president of Harvard University said: I think Harvard can really be called a treasure house of knowledge now. But I think that the reason why Harvard can become a treasure house of knowledge is that freshmen bring knowledge, while seniors leave school with only a little knowledge.
4, A journalist asked Kennedy: How did you become a hero in World War II? Kennedy replied: they sank my cruiser, and I became famous. We know that Kennedy was in dt-o 8 and was sunk by the enemy, and he was also injured.
5. Socrates' wife was very fierce. Once, she lost her temper and scolded Socrates, but she was still angry and carried a bucket of water, Socrates scratched his wet hair and laughed: after the thunder, there will be heavy rain. This is the law of nature, and it also proves that this is true.
6. Once, there was an acting competition to imitate Chaplin held somewhere. There were as many as thirty or forty people participating in it. Chaplin himself also took part in it anonymously, but he got the third place, Chaplin thought it was the biggest joke of his life
7. Once, when Socrates was walking in the street, someone hit him on the back with a stick. The pain made him unable to stand and squat down. But soon, he stood up as if nothing had happened. Others who witnessed the whole process saw that he didn't have any reaction and asked him curiously: why didn't you fight back when you were beaten? Socrates replied with a smile: when a wild donkey kicks you, will you give it back
8. When he was young, Bernard Shaw liked to ride a bicycle. Once he broke his leg bone, and his female classmate took good care of him. Bernard Shaw was worried that he would not be strong enough to propose to this female classmate, so he decided to slip away. But he accidentally fell down the stairs and broke both legs. As a result, he asked her if she would marry him, Bernard Shaw fainted.
9. When Mozart was six years old, he held his first concert at the palace in Munich, Germany. Because the floor of the palace was smooth, he slipped and fell as soon as he entered the palace. At this time, a little princess came up to him, helped him up and kissed his hand. Mozart was very grateful and didn't know how to thank him, In the American election in 1948, President Truman rushed to his hometown from the White House to vote. A group of reporters came to the president's home, but they didn't see the president. Later, when they met the president, a reporter asked him what had happened along the way. President Truman replied: a police car asked us to stop, It looks as if there is an important person going through the town today
6. You should be asking about Edison<
the story of Edison
Edison only went to primary school for three months in his life. His knowledge came from his mother's teaching and self-study. His success should be attributed to his mother's understanding and patient teaching since childhood, which made Edison, who was originally regarded as an incompetent child, become a world-famous "king of invention" when he grew up
Edison was curious about many things since he was a child, and he liked to experiment with them himself until he understood the truth. When he grew up, he devoted himself to research and invention according to his own interests. He set up a laboratory in New Jersey and invented more than 2000 kinds of things in his life, such as electric lamp, telegraph, phonograph, video camera, magnetic separator, crusher and so on. Edison's strong research spirit made him make great contribution to the improvement of human life style
"waste, the biggest waste is to waste time." Edison often said to his assistant“ Life is too short. Think more and do more with less time. "
one day, Edison was working in the laboratory. He handed his assistant an empty glass bulb without a light port and said, "you measure the capacity of the bulb." He bowed his head to work again
after a long time, he asked, "what's the capacity?" He didn't hear the answer. He turned his head and saw his assistant measuring the perimeter and inclination of the bulb with a tape measure. He took the measured number and put it on the table to calculate. He said, "time, time, how do you spend so much time?" Edison came over, picked up the empty light bulb, filled it with water, handed it to his assistant, and said, "pour the water in the measuring glass, and tell me its capacity right away."
the assistant immediately read out the number
Edison said, "what an easy way to measure. It's accurate and time-saving. Why can't you think of it? Is it not a waste of time? "
the assistant blushed
Newton, known as the pioneer of modern science, has made great contributions to science. His three great achievements, the analysis of light, the law of gravitation and calculus, have laid the foundation for the development of modern science
Why did Newton make great achievements in science? How did he become a great scientist from an ordinary man? To answer these questions, we can't help but think of several stories about his hard study and hard work
"I must surpass him!"
when it comes to Newton, people may think that when he was a child, he must be a "prodigy", "genius" and had extraordinary intelligence. In fact, Newton's childhood was weak and his brain was not smart. When I was studying in my hometown, I didn't study very hard, and my grades in class were inferior. But his interest is extensive, and his ability to play is higher than that of ordinary children. Usually, he likes to make mechanical models, such as windmills, waterwheel, sundials and so on. He carefully made a water clock with accurate timing, which was praised by people
sometimes, he plays in a strange way. One day, he made a lantern and hung it on the tail of a kite. When night falls, the lighted lantern rises into the air by the rising force of the kite. Luminous lanterns in the air flow, people were surprised, thought that there was a comet. Nevertheless, because of his poor academic performance, he is often discriminated against<
at that time, the British hierarchy system in feudal society was very serious, and the good students in primary and secondary schools could discriminate against the poor students. There was a game between classes when everyone was in high spirits. A good student kicked Newton and called him a fool. Newton's heart was so irritated and angry. He thought, we are both students, why am I bullied by him? I must surpass him! From then on, Newton made up his mind to study hard. He gets up early and goes to bed late. He studies hard and thinks hard
after hard study, Newton's academic performance continued to improve, and soon surpassed the classmate who had bullied him and ranked at the top of the class< There are many famous scientists in the world whose families are poor. On the road to success, they all fought against the hardship. The circumstances of Newton's youth are also very sympathetic< Newton was born in 1642 at the home of an ordinary farmer in England. Newton's father died shortly before he was born. His mother remarried when he was two years old. When Newton was 14 years old, his stepfather died and his mother returned to his hometown. Newton was forced to leave school and go home to help his mother farm. His mother wanted to train him to make a living on his own and ask him to deal in agricultural procts< How reluctant a studious child is to leave his beloved school! He cried several times, but his mother didn't change her mind. At last, he had to learn to do business against her will. Every morning, he and an old servant went to a big town more than ten miles away to do business. Newton didn't like business very much. He entrusted all his affairs to his old servant, but he secretly went to a place to study
as time went by, Newton became more and more disgusted with business. All he liked was reading. Later, Newton simply did not go to the town business, only asked the old servant to go alone. Afraid that his family would find out, he went out with the old servant every day, stopped on the way and read under a fence. When the old servant came back in the afternoon, he would go home together
in this way, day after day, the reading life under the fence is endless. One day, he was reading happily under the fence when his uncle saw him passing by. Uncle a look at this scene, very angry, loudly scolded him for not doing his job; Grab Newton's book. My uncle was moved when he saw that what he was reading was a mathematics book with various marks on it. My uncle hugged Newton and said excitedly, "my child, just develop according to your ambition. Your right path should be reading."
after returning home, my uncle tried to persuade Newton's mother to abandon business and go to school. With the help of his uncle, Newton returned to school as he wished<
to study and calculate the wind force in a storm
time is the same to people, and gives people the same amount, but people use different time, and the knowledge they get is also very different< When Newton was 16 years old, his knowledge of mathematics was very superficial, and he didn't even understand the advanced knowledge of mathematics“ Knowledge lies in accumulation, intelligence comes from learning ". Newton made up his mind to climb the peak of mathematics by his own efforts. Under the unfavorable conditions of poor foundation, Newton could correctly understand himself and advance in the face of difficulties. He started from the basic knowledge and basic formula, and made solid progress step by step. After studying Euclidean geometry, he studied Descartes geometry. By contrast, he thought Euclidean geometry was superficial, so he studied Descartes geometry carefully until he mastered the essentials. So he invented the binomial theorem of algebra. It is said that Newton's story of "calculating wind force in a big storm" can prove Newton's body mechanics. One day, there was a big storm. The wind is blowing in the wild, the st is flying, and the mystery is long, which makes it difficult to open one's eyes. Newton thought it was a good opportunity to study and calculate the wind accurately. So he took the equipment and ran back and forth in the storm alone. He was staggering and struggling to measure. Several times the st lost his eyes, several times the wind blew away the paper, several times the wind made him have to stop working, but did not shake his desire for knowledge. Over and over again, he finally got the right data. He was so happy that he ran home to continue his research. Where there is a will, there is a way. After hard study, Newton laid a solid foundation for his scientific tower. Soon Newton's mathematical tower was built. He invented differential calculus at the age of 22 and integral calculus at the age of 23< When Newton was twenty-three years old, the plague spread in London. Cambridge University, in order to prevent students from being infected, has ordered students to suspend school and go home to avoid the epidemic. Newton returned to his hometown, rural Lincolnshire. During his stay in the countryside, he never stopped studying and researching. The basic work of the invention of gravitation, calculus, light analysis, etc. was completed ring this period
at that time, the children in the countryside often used a sling to hit the stones for a few turns and then threw them far away. They can also force a pail of milk around their head without the milk falling off
these facts made him doubt: "what power can keep the stone in the catapult and the milk in the bucket from falling? On this issue, he thought of the ideas of Kepler and Galileo. From the vast space, the endless planets, the cold moon to the huge earth, he thought of the interaction of forces between these giants. At this time, Newton plunged into the calculation and verification of "gravity". Newton plans to use this principle to test the laws of the planets in the solar system. He first deced the distance between the moon and
the earth. According to theory, the centripetal acceleration of the moon around the earth should be 16 feet per minute, but it is only 13.9 feet. In the plight of failure, Newton did not lose heart and discouraged, but with greater efforts to study hard. After seven years of cold and heat in spring and autumn, at the age of 30, he finally proved the world-famous "law of universal gravitation", laying the foundation for theoretical astronomy and celestial mechanics
ring this period, Newton also studied optics and discovered the origin of color. Once, no matter how he adjusted the lens, his viewpoint was always unclear when he was observing celestial bodies with his homemade telescope. He thought it might have something to do with the refraction of light. And then we started experimenting. He left a small round hole on the window of the darkroom for light transmission, put a prism behind the window, and hung a white screen behind the prism to receive the light folded through the prism. As a result, Newton was surprised to see that the refraction received on the white screen was oval, with colorful colors at both ends. Newton thought deeply about this strange phenomenon. The white light of the sun is red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo and purple. Therefore, white light (sunlight) is a combination of red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo and purple light. In nature, it is sunny after rain, and the sunlight is refracted and reflected by the raindrops in the sky, forming colorful iridescence
after further research, Newton pointed out that everything in the world has color, not its own color. The sun shines on all things, each object only absorbs the color it accepts, but reflects the color it cannot accept. The reflected color is the color of various objects that people see. This theory accurately reveals the origin of color, and all kinds of color theories in the world since ancient times have been overthrown by it< br />
the story of Edison
Edison only went to primary school for three months in his life. His knowledge came from his mother's teaching and self-study. His success should be attributed to his mother's understanding and patient teaching since childhood, which made Edison, who was originally regarded as an incompetent child, become a world-famous "king of invention" when he grew up
Edison was curious about many things since he was a child, and he liked to experiment with them himself until he understood the truth. When he grew up, he devoted himself to research and invention according to his own interests. He set up a laboratory in New Jersey and invented more than 2000 kinds of things in his life, such as electric lamp, telegraph, phonograph, video camera, magnetic separator, crusher and so on. Edison's strong research spirit made him make great contribution to the improvement of human life style
"waste, the biggest waste is to waste time." Edison often said to his assistant“ Life is too short. Think more and do more with less time. "
one day, Edison was working in the laboratory. He handed his assistant an empty glass bulb without a light port and said, "you measure the capacity of the bulb." He bowed his head to work again
after a long time, he asked, "what's the capacity?" He didn't hear the answer. He turned his head and saw his assistant measuring the perimeter and inclination of the bulb with a tape measure. He took the measured number and put it on the table to calculate. He said, "time, time, how do you spend so much time?" Edison came over, picked up the empty light bulb, filled it with water, handed it to his assistant, and said, "pour the water in the measuring glass, and tell me its capacity right away."
the assistant immediately read out the number
Edison said, "what an easy way to measure. It's accurate and time-saving. Why can't you think of it? Is it not a waste of time? "
the assistant blushed
Newton, known as the pioneer of modern science, has made great contributions to science. His three great achievements, the analysis of light, the law of gravitation and calculus, have laid the foundation for the development of modern science
Why did Newton make great achievements in science? How did he become a great scientist from an ordinary man? To answer these questions, we can't help but think of several stories about his hard study and hard work
"I must surpass him!"
when it comes to Newton, people may think that when he was a child, he must be a "prodigy", "genius" and had extraordinary intelligence. In fact, Newton's childhood was weak and his brain was not smart. When I was studying in my hometown, I didn't study very hard, and my grades in class were inferior. But his interest is extensive, and his ability to play is higher than that of ordinary children. Usually, he likes to make mechanical models, such as windmills, waterwheel, sundials and so on. He carefully made a water clock with accurate timing, which was praised by people
sometimes, he plays in a strange way. One day, he made a lantern and hung it on the tail of a kite. When night falls, the lighted lantern rises into the air by the rising force of the kite. Luminous lanterns in the air flow, people were surprised, thought that there was a comet. Nevertheless, because of his poor academic performance, he is often discriminated against<
at that time, the British hierarchy system in feudal society was very serious, and the good students in primary and secondary schools could discriminate against the poor students. There was a game between classes when everyone was in high spirits. A good student kicked Newton and called him a fool. Newton's heart was so irritated and angry. He thought, we are both students, why am I bullied by him? I must surpass him! From then on, Newton made up his mind to study hard. He gets up early and goes to bed late. He studies hard and thinks hard
after hard study, Newton's academic performance continued to improve, and soon surpassed the classmate who had bullied him and ranked at the top of the class< There are many famous scientists in the world whose families are poor. On the road to success, they all fought against the hardship. The circumstances of Newton's youth are also very sympathetic< Newton was born in 1642 at the home of an ordinary farmer in England. Newton's father died shortly before he was born. His mother remarried when he was two years old. When Newton was 14 years old, his stepfather died and his mother returned to his hometown. Newton was forced to leave school and go home to help his mother farm. His mother wanted to train him to make a living on his own and ask him to deal in agricultural procts< How reluctant a studious child is to leave his beloved school! He cried several times, but his mother didn't change her mind. At last, he had to learn to do business against her will. Every morning, he and an old servant went to a big town more than ten miles away to do business. Newton didn't like business very much. He entrusted all his affairs to his old servant, but he secretly went to a place to study
as time went by, Newton became more and more disgusted with business. All he liked was reading. Later, Newton simply did not go to the town business, only asked the old servant to go alone. Afraid that his family would find out, he went out with the old servant every day, stopped on the way and read under a fence. When the old servant came back in the afternoon, he would go home together
in this way, day after day, the reading life under the fence is endless. One day, he was reading happily under the fence when his uncle saw him passing by. Uncle a look at this scene, very angry, loudly scolded him for not doing his job; Grab Newton's book. My uncle was moved when he saw that what he was reading was a mathematics book with various marks on it. My uncle hugged Newton and said excitedly, "my child, just develop according to your ambition. Your right path should be reading."
after returning home, my uncle tried to persuade Newton's mother to abandon business and go to school. With the help of his uncle, Newton returned to school as he wished<
to study and calculate the wind force in a storm
time is the same to people, and gives people the same amount, but people use different time, and the knowledge they get is also very different< When Newton was 16 years old, his knowledge of mathematics was very superficial, and he didn't even understand the advanced knowledge of mathematics“ Knowledge lies in accumulation, intelligence comes from learning ". Newton made up his mind to climb the peak of mathematics by his own efforts. Under the unfavorable conditions of poor foundation, Newton could correctly understand himself and advance in the face of difficulties. He started from the basic knowledge and basic formula, and made solid progress step by step. After studying Euclidean geometry, he studied Descartes geometry. By contrast, he thought Euclidean geometry was superficial, so he studied Descartes geometry carefully until he mastered the essentials. So he invented the binomial theorem of algebra. It is said that Newton's story of "calculating wind force in a big storm" can prove Newton's body mechanics. One day, there was a big storm. The wind is blowing in the wild, the st is flying, and the mystery is long, which makes it difficult to open one's eyes. Newton thought it was a good opportunity to study and calculate the wind accurately. So he took the equipment and ran back and forth in the storm alone. He was staggering and struggling to measure. Several times the st lost his eyes, several times the wind blew away the paper, several times the wind made him have to stop working, but did not shake his desire for knowledge. Over and over again, he finally got the right data. He was so happy that he ran home to continue his research. Where there is a will, there is a way. After hard study, Newton laid a solid foundation for his scientific tower. Soon Newton's mathematical tower was built. He invented differential calculus at the age of 22 and integral calculus at the age of 23< When Newton was twenty-three years old, the plague spread in London. Cambridge University, in order to prevent students from being infected, has ordered students to suspend school and go home to avoid the epidemic. Newton returned to his hometown, rural Lincolnshire. During his stay in the countryside, he never stopped studying and researching. The basic work of the invention of gravitation, calculus, light analysis, etc. was completed ring this period
at that time, the children in the countryside often used a sling to hit the stones for a few turns and then threw them far away. They can also force a pail of milk around their head without the milk falling off
these facts made him doubt: "what power can keep the stone in the catapult and the milk in the bucket from falling? On this issue, he thought of the ideas of Kepler and Galileo. From the vast space, the endless planets, the cold moon to the huge earth, he thought of the interaction of forces between these giants. At this time, Newton plunged into the calculation and verification of "gravity". Newton plans to use this principle to test the laws of the planets in the solar system. He first deced the distance between the moon and
the earth. According to theory, the centripetal acceleration of the moon around the earth should be 16 feet per minute, but it is only 13.9 feet. In the plight of failure, Newton did not lose heart and discouraged, but with greater efforts to study hard. After seven years of cold and heat in spring and autumn, at the age of 30, he finally proved the world-famous "law of universal gravitation", laying the foundation for theoretical astronomy and celestial mechanics
ring this period, Newton also studied optics and discovered the origin of color. Once, no matter how he adjusted the lens, his viewpoint was always unclear when he was observing celestial bodies with his homemade telescope. He thought it might have something to do with the refraction of light. And then we started experimenting. He left a small round hole on the window of the darkroom for light transmission, put a prism behind the window, and hung a white screen behind the prism to receive the light folded through the prism. As a result, Newton was surprised to see that the refraction received on the white screen was oval, with colorful colors at both ends. Newton thought deeply about this strange phenomenon. The white light of the sun is red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo and purple. Therefore, white light (sunlight) is a combination of red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo and purple light. In nature, it is sunny after rain, and the sunlight is refracted and reflected by the raindrops in the sky, forming colorful iridescence
after further research, Newton pointed out that everything in the world has color, not its own color. The sun shines on all things, each object only absorbs the color it accepts, but reflects the color it cannot accept. The reflected color is the color of various objects that people see. This theory accurately reveals the origin of color, and all kinds of color theories in the world since ancient times have been overthrown by it< br />
7. When Franklin was seven years old, he was given a lot of money ring a holiday. Franklin plans to use this "huge sum" to buy some toys in the store. On the way, he saw a boy blowing his whistle with great air. He was completely fascinated by the whistle at that time, so he exchanged all his money for the boy's whistle. When he got home, Franklin whistled all over the house with great pride, but he disturbed the whole family. When his family knew about the deal, they told him that for the whistle, he had paid four times more than its original price, and let him understand that the extra money could buy more and better things<
Edison only went to primary school for three months in his life. His knowledge came from his mother's teaching and self-study. His success should be attributed to his mother's understanding and patient teaching since childhood, which made Edison, who was originally regarded as an incompetent child, become a world-famous "king of invention" when he grew up
Edison was curious about many things since he was a child, and he liked to experiment with them himself until he understood the truth. When he grew up, he devoted himself to research and invention according to his own interests. He set up a laboratory in New Jersey and invented more than 2000 kinds of things in his life, such as electric lamp, telegraph, phonograph, video camera, magnetic separator, crusher and so on. Edison's strong research spirit made him make great contribution to the improvement of human life style
"waste, the biggest waste is to waste time." Edison often said to his assistant“ Life is too short. Think more and do more with less time. "
one day, Edison was working in the laboratory. He handed his assistant an empty glass bulb without a light port and said, "you measure the capacity of the bulb." He bowed his head to work again
after a long time, he asked, "what's the capacity?" He didn't hear the answer. He turned his head and saw his assistant measuring the perimeter and inclination of the bulb with a tape measure. He took the measured number and put it on the table to calculate. He said, "time, time, how do you spend so much time?" Edison came over, picked up the empty light bulb, filled it with water, handed it to his assistant, and said, "pour the water in the measuring glass, and tell me its capacity right away."
the assistant immediately read out the number
Edison said, "what an easy way to measure. It's accurate and time-saving. Why can't you think of it? Is it not a waste of time? "
the assistant blushed
Edison murmured: "life is too short, too short. Save time and do more things!"< Before he became famous, Edison was a poor worker. Once, his old friend met him in the street and said with concern, "look, this overcoat on you is not in good condition. You should replace it with a new one."
"do you need it? No one knows me in New York Edison answered with indifference
a few years later, Eddie has become a great inventor< One day, Edison met his friend on the street of New York“ "Oh," exclaimed the friend, "Why are you still wearing this old coat? This time, you need a new one anyway
"do you need it? Everyone here already knows me. " Edison still answered with indifference. One day, there was a big storm. The wind is blowing in the wild, the st is flying, and the mystery is long, which makes it difficult to open one's eyes. Newton thought that this was a good opportunity to accurately study and calculate the wind force
. So he took the equipment and ran back and forth in the storm alone. He was staggering and struggling to measure. Several times the st lost his eyes, several times the wind blew away the paper,
several times the wind made him have to stop working, but did not shake his desire for knowledge. Over and over again, he finally got the right data. He was so happy that he ran home to
, and continued his research. Where there is a will, there is a way. After hard study, Newton laid a solid foundation for his scientific tower. Soon Newton's mathematical tower was built,
Edison only went to primary school for three months in his life. His knowledge came from his mother's teaching and self-study. His success should be attributed to his mother's understanding and patient teaching since childhood, which made Edison, who was originally regarded as an incompetent child, become a world-famous "king of invention" when he grew up
Edison was curious about many things since he was a child, and he liked to experiment with them himself until he understood the truth. When he grew up, he devoted himself to research and invention according to his own interests. He set up a laboratory in New Jersey and invented more than 2000 kinds of things in his life, such as electric lamp, telegraph, phonograph, video camera, magnetic separator, crusher and so on. Edison's strong research spirit made him make great contribution to the improvement of human life style
"waste, the biggest waste is to waste time." Edison often said to his assistant“ Life is too short. Think more and do more with less time. "
one day, Edison was working in the laboratory. He handed his assistant an empty glass bulb without a light port and said, "you measure the capacity of the bulb." He bowed his head to work again
after a long time, he asked, "what's the capacity?" He didn't hear the answer. He turned his head and saw his assistant measuring the perimeter and inclination of the bulb with a tape measure. He took the measured number and put it on the table to calculate. He said, "time, time, how do you spend so much time?" Edison came over, picked up the empty light bulb, filled it with water, handed it to his assistant, and said, "pour the water in the measuring glass, and tell me its capacity right away."
the assistant immediately read out the number
Edison said, "what an easy way to measure. It's accurate and time-saving. Why can't you think of it? Is it not a waste of time? "
the assistant blushed
Edison murmured: "life is too short, too short. Save time and do more things!"< Before he became famous, Edison was a poor worker. Once, his old friend met him in the street and said with concern, "look, this overcoat on you is not in good condition. You should replace it with a new one."
"do you need it? No one knows me in New York Edison answered with indifference
a few years later, Eddie has become a great inventor< One day, Edison met his friend on the street of New York“ "Oh," exclaimed the friend, "Why are you still wearing this old coat? This time, you need a new one anyway
"do you need it? Everyone here already knows me. " Edison still answered with indifference. One day, there was a big storm. The wind is blowing in the wild, the st is flying, and the mystery is long, which makes it difficult to open one's eyes. Newton thought that this was a good opportunity to accurately study and calculate the wind force
. So he took the equipment and ran back and forth in the storm alone. He was staggering and struggling to measure. Several times the st lost his eyes, several times the wind blew away the paper,
several times the wind made him have to stop working, but did not shake his desire for knowledge. Over and over again, he finally got the right data. He was so happy that he ran home to
, and continued his research. Where there is a will, there is a way. After hard study, Newton laid a solid foundation for his scientific tower. Soon Newton's mathematical tower was built,
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1. Kant strictly followed the schele for 30 years.
ring his teaching at the University of Gothenburg, Kant, a German philosopher, followed the strict rules of life. He also went to bed at 8 o'clock every night and got up at 5 o'clock in the morning. He strictly followed this schele for 30 years, so that when he went out for a walk every morning, he could get up at night, When his residents check the time according to the time when he goes out
2. Koro does not waste a minute and a second.
a young painter gave his works to the great painter Koro for advice. Crowe pointed out a few areas where he was not satisfied Thank you The young painter said, "I'll revise them all tomorrow." "Why tomorrow?" he asked excitedly? Do you want to change it tomorrow? What if you die tonight? " We can see how much he cherishes time
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cherish time, time is life, Mr. Lu Xun said: "wasting your own time is equal to chronic suicide, wasting other people's time is equal to murder." This shows the importance of cherishing time
time for scholars: "an inch of time is an inch of gold, an inch of gold can't buy an inch of time." Only by cherishing time can scholars create their own value and open up a new world of knowledge for the development of human civilization. Only in this way can we further develop science and technology and devote our talents to the development of our country
On the contrary, if we don't cherish our time and live in mediocrity, tomorrow after tomorrow will not only destroy our future, but also bring economic losses to our country For military scientists, cherishing time is victory. The purpose of the Red Army's flying across the Jinsha River and marching day and night is to gain time and win victory. We can see how important it is to cherish time, which is related to the survival of the motherland Time is money and efficiency for economists. With the tide of reform and opening up, people pay more and more attention to time. In the past, there are fewer and fewer cases of idleness in work, being a monk for a day, hitting a clock for a day, and eating a big pot of rice. What is present is to seize the time to create benefits and wealthto cherish time is to cherish life. Life is very important to everyone. We should cherish time and create the value of life
9. Xu Xiake (1586-1641) was named HongZu, and his name was Zhen. He was born in a well-known wealthy family in Jiangyin, Jiangsu Province. Our ancestors are all scholars, which can be called a scholarly family. His father, Xu youmian, did not want to be an official in his whole life, nor did he want to associate with power. He liked to visit everywhere and enjoy the scenery. Influenced by his father when he was young, Xu liked to read books such as history, geography, adventure and travel notes. These books made him love the magnificent rivers and mountains of his motherland since he was a child, and determined to travel all over the famous mountains and rivers. When he was 15 years old, he should have had a boy's test, but he didn't get it. When the father saw that his son had no intention of fame, he encouraged him to read widely and be a learned man. Xu Xiake's ancestors built a wanjuan Lou to collect books, which created a good condition for Xu Xiake to read widely. He is very serious in reading. He can remember everything he has read when asked. The collection of books at home can not meet his needs. He also collects books he has never seen. As long as he saw a good book, even if he didn't bring money, he would take off his clothes to change it. At the age of nineteen, his father died. He wanted to go out to visit famous mountains and rivers, but according to the feudal society's moral code "parents are here, not far away", Xu Xiake had his mother in the hall, so he was not ready to go out immediately. His mother is a woman who can read and understand. She encouraged her son to say, "as a man, you should be ambitious. Go on a journey! Go to heaven and earth to broaden your mind and broaden your knowledge. How can I stay at home and do nothing because I am here, just like the chicken in the fence and the pony on the shaft After hearing these words, Xu Xiake was very excited and determined to travel far away. Before leaving, he left his hometown wearing the traveling crown made by his mother and carrying simple luggage on his shoulders. That year, he was 22. From then on, until his death at the age of 56, he spent most of his time in travel and investigation<
without government funding, Xu Xiake visited 16 provinces, including Jiangsu, Anhui, Zhejiang, Shandong, Hebei, Henan, Shanxi, Shaanxi, Fujian, Jiangxi, Hubei, Hunan, Guangdong, Guangxi, Guizhou and Yunnan. From Putuo Mountain in Zhejiang Province in the East, Tengchong in Yunnan Province in the west, Nanning in Guangxi Province in the south, and Panshan in Jixian County in Hebei Province in the north, the footprints cover most of China. What's more, ring more than 30 years of travel and investigation, he mainly trekked on foot, rarely rode on horseback or by boat, and often carried his luggage on his own. Most of the places he visited were desolate and remote areas, or frontier areas with rare human traces. He does not avoid wind and rain, not afraid of tigers and wolves, and Changfeng company, with the clouds as a companion, to wild fruit to satisfy hunger, to quench thirst. He was in danger of his life several times and tried the hardships of the journey< At the age of 28, Xu Xiake came to Wenzhou to climb Yandang Mountain. He remembered that there was a big lake on the top of Yandang Mountain in ancient books, so he decided to climb to the top to have a look. When he climbed to the top of the mountain, he saw that the ridge was straight and there was no place to go. How could there be a lake? However, Xu Xiake still refused to give up and went on to a big cliff. There was no road left. He carefully observed the cliff and found that there was a small platform below, so he tied a long cloth belt to a rock on the top of the cliff, and then grasped the cloth belt to hang down. When he got to the small platform, he found that the bucket below was 100 feet deep and could not go down. He had no choice but to grasp the cloth belt, pedal the cliff, and climb up with difficulty, ready to climb back to the top of the cliff. Crawling and crawling, the belt broke. Fortunately, he cleverly grasped a protruding rock, otherwise he would fall into the abyss and break to pieces. Xu Xiake tied up the broken belt, climbed up again, and finally climbed to the top of the cliff. Another time, he went to Huangshan for an investigation, and encountered heavy snow on the way. The local people told him that the snow in some places was waist deep, so they could not see the way to climb the mountain and could not go up. Xu Xiake was not frightened. He leaned on an iron stick to explore the way. Halfway up the mountain, the mountain became steeper and steeper. The most difficult place to climb is the shady part of the hillside. The road forms solid ice, which is steep and slippery. If you step on it, you will slide down. Xu Xiake used his iron rod to dig a hole in the ice. Stepping on the pit, I climbed slowly step by step and finally climbed up. The monks on the mountain were very surprised to see him, because they had been trapped in the snow for several months. He also walked through three dangerous paths of Wuyi Mountain in Fujian Province: the hundred Zhang dangerous ladder of Dawang peak, the thousand Ren cliff of dolomite and the "chicken breast" and "Dragon Ridge" of jiezhufeng. When he reached Dawang peak, the sun was about to set and he could not find his way down the mountain, so he grabbed the thorns and "fell down in disorder". He was in Songshan Mountain, the middle mountain, and he also floated down the gorge from the top of the imperial chamber. Xu Xiake's amazing travel trail can really show that he is an eternal wonder
after a day's trekking, no matter how tired Xu Xiake was, no matter where he stayed, he insisted on recording the harvest of his investigation. His travel notes are more than 2.4 million words, but most of them are lost. The book left behind by later generations is the famous travel notes of Xu Xiake. This book, with more than 400000 words, is a "wonderful book" that integrates science and literature
the purpose of Xu Xiake's travel is not simply to seek wonders, but more importantly to explore the mysteries and laws of nature. For example, his investigation of Jianxi and Ningyang streams in Fujian Province is an example. Liling and Maling are the birthplaces of Jianxi and Ningyang respectively. The heights of the two ridges are roughly the same, but the flow of the two streams into the sea is quite different. Jianxi is long, while Ningyang is short. After investigation, Xu Xiake found out that the current of Ningyang river is faster than that of Jianxi river“ In other words, the shorter the distance, the faster the flow. This famous conclusion in geography was made by Xu Xiake through field investigation. His investigation and Research on mountains, watercourses, geology and geomorphology have made great achievements<
he explored the channel sources of many rivers, such as youzuo River in Guangxi, Xiaobin River, a tributary of Xiangjiang River, Nanbei River in Yunnan, and Yangtze River, among which the Yangtze River is the most in-depth. The vast Yangtze River flows through most of China, and its birthplace has long been a mystery. Yugong, a geography book in the Warring States period, has a saying that "Minjiang River leads the river", which is still used in later books. Xu Xiake has doubts about this. With this doubt, he found out that the Jinsha River originated at the southern foot of Kunlun Mountain, more than 1000 Li longer than the Minjiang River, and concluded that the Jinsha River was the upper source of the Yangtze River. Due to the limitation of the conditions at that time, Xu Xiake failed to find the real source of the Yangtze River. But he has taken an extremely important step to find the source of the Yangtze River. No one found him for a long time. It was not until 1978 that the country sent an investigation team to confirm that the main source of the Yangtze River was the Tuotuo River in gladandon, the main peak of Tanggula Mountain
Xu Xiake is also a pioneer in scientific investigation of limestone landforms in the world. Limestone is widely distributed in Southwest China. Xu Xiake made a detailed investigation in Hunan, Guangxi, Guizhou and Yunnan, and described, recorded and studied different limestone landforms in detail. He also inspected more than 100 limestone caves. In Jiuyi mountain in southern Hunan, he heard that there was a feilongyan, so he asked the local monk mingzong to guide him and take the torch to investigate. Feilongyan is a huge cave with twists and turns. There are holes in it. There are pits and water in it. It's hard to walk. Xu Xiake didn't care at all. He went in all the time. He didn't care if his shoes ran away. Mingzong advised him to go back several times, but he didn't listen. It was not until the torch was almost finished that he reluctantly went back. He didn't have any instruments, he only measured his steps by sight, but most of his investigations were very scientific. For example, the records of the 15 cave openings of Qixingyan in Guilin are generally consistent with the results of the field survey concted by our geographical researchers today. More than 100 years after Xu Xiake's death, European talents began to investigate limestone landforms. Xu Xiake is the earliest limestone geomorphologist in the world
Xu Xiake has made a lot of contributions to geographical science. In addition to the above, he has also studied geothermal phenomena such as volcanoes and hot springs, and made a serious description and investigation of natural phenomena such as climate change and plant changes e to different terrain heights. In addition, he vividly described and recorded the situation of agriculture, handicraft instry and transportation, the evolution of places of interest and historical sites and the customs of ethnic minorities. His wonderful book is also of great literary value, and can be said to be a beautiful prose
Xu Xiake's last trip was in 1636, when he was 51 years old. This time, he mainly visited the southwest of China, reached Tengyue (now Tengchong, Yunnan Province) at the junction of China and Myanmar, and returned to his hometown in 1640. He fell ill soon after he returned home. During his illness, he also looked through the rock specimens he had collected. Before he died, he still held tightly the two stones he had brought back from the investigation
Xu Xiake's spirit of loving the motherland, loving science and climbing bravely in the cause of science is worth learning forever
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without government funding, Xu Xiake visited 16 provinces, including Jiangsu, Anhui, Zhejiang, Shandong, Hebei, Henan, Shanxi, Shaanxi, Fujian, Jiangxi, Hubei, Hunan, Guangdong, Guangxi, Guizhou and Yunnan. From Putuo Mountain in Zhejiang Province in the East, Tengchong in Yunnan Province in the west, Nanning in Guangxi Province in the south, and Panshan in Jixian County in Hebei Province in the north, the footprints cover most of China. What's more, ring more than 30 years of travel and investigation, he mainly trekked on foot, rarely rode on horseback or by boat, and often carried his luggage on his own. Most of the places he visited were desolate and remote areas, or frontier areas with rare human traces. He does not avoid wind and rain, not afraid of tigers and wolves, and Changfeng company, with the clouds as a companion, to wild fruit to satisfy hunger, to quench thirst. He was in danger of his life several times and tried the hardships of the journey< At the age of 28, Xu Xiake came to Wenzhou to climb Yandang Mountain. He remembered that there was a big lake on the top of Yandang Mountain in ancient books, so he decided to climb to the top to have a look. When he climbed to the top of the mountain, he saw that the ridge was straight and there was no place to go. How could there be a lake? However, Xu Xiake still refused to give up and went on to a big cliff. There was no road left. He carefully observed the cliff and found that there was a small platform below, so he tied a long cloth belt to a rock on the top of the cliff, and then grasped the cloth belt to hang down. When he got to the small platform, he found that the bucket below was 100 feet deep and could not go down. He had no choice but to grasp the cloth belt, pedal the cliff, and climb up with difficulty, ready to climb back to the top of the cliff. Crawling and crawling, the belt broke. Fortunately, he cleverly grasped a protruding rock, otherwise he would fall into the abyss and break to pieces. Xu Xiake tied up the broken belt, climbed up again, and finally climbed to the top of the cliff. Another time, he went to Huangshan for an investigation, and encountered heavy snow on the way. The local people told him that the snow in some places was waist deep, so they could not see the way to climb the mountain and could not go up. Xu Xiake was not frightened. He leaned on an iron stick to explore the way. Halfway up the mountain, the mountain became steeper and steeper. The most difficult place to climb is the shady part of the hillside. The road forms solid ice, which is steep and slippery. If you step on it, you will slide down. Xu Xiake used his iron rod to dig a hole in the ice. Stepping on the pit, I climbed slowly step by step and finally climbed up. The monks on the mountain were very surprised to see him, because they had been trapped in the snow for several months. He also walked through three dangerous paths of Wuyi Mountain in Fujian Province: the hundred Zhang dangerous ladder of Dawang peak, the thousand Ren cliff of dolomite and the "chicken breast" and "Dragon Ridge" of jiezhufeng. When he reached Dawang peak, the sun was about to set and he could not find his way down the mountain, so he grabbed the thorns and "fell down in disorder". He was in Songshan Mountain, the middle mountain, and he also floated down the gorge from the top of the imperial chamber. Xu Xiake's amazing travel trail can really show that he is an eternal wonder
after a day's trekking, no matter how tired Xu Xiake was, no matter where he stayed, he insisted on recording the harvest of his investigation. His travel notes are more than 2.4 million words, but most of them are lost. The book left behind by later generations is the famous travel notes of Xu Xiake. This book, with more than 400000 words, is a "wonderful book" that integrates science and literature
the purpose of Xu Xiake's travel is not simply to seek wonders, but more importantly to explore the mysteries and laws of nature. For example, his investigation of Jianxi and Ningyang streams in Fujian Province is an example. Liling and Maling are the birthplaces of Jianxi and Ningyang respectively. The heights of the two ridges are roughly the same, but the flow of the two streams into the sea is quite different. Jianxi is long, while Ningyang is short. After investigation, Xu Xiake found out that the current of Ningyang river is faster than that of Jianxi river“ In other words, the shorter the distance, the faster the flow. This famous conclusion in geography was made by Xu Xiake through field investigation. His investigation and Research on mountains, watercourses, geology and geomorphology have made great achievements<
he explored the channel sources of many rivers, such as youzuo River in Guangxi, Xiaobin River, a tributary of Xiangjiang River, Nanbei River in Yunnan, and Yangtze River, among which the Yangtze River is the most in-depth. The vast Yangtze River flows through most of China, and its birthplace has long been a mystery. Yugong, a geography book in the Warring States period, has a saying that "Minjiang River leads the river", which is still used in later books. Xu Xiake has doubts about this. With this doubt, he found out that the Jinsha River originated at the southern foot of Kunlun Mountain, more than 1000 Li longer than the Minjiang River, and concluded that the Jinsha River was the upper source of the Yangtze River. Due to the limitation of the conditions at that time, Xu Xiake failed to find the real source of the Yangtze River. But he has taken an extremely important step to find the source of the Yangtze River. No one found him for a long time. It was not until 1978 that the country sent an investigation team to confirm that the main source of the Yangtze River was the Tuotuo River in gladandon, the main peak of Tanggula Mountain
Xu Xiake is also a pioneer in scientific investigation of limestone landforms in the world. Limestone is widely distributed in Southwest China. Xu Xiake made a detailed investigation in Hunan, Guangxi, Guizhou and Yunnan, and described, recorded and studied different limestone landforms in detail. He also inspected more than 100 limestone caves. In Jiuyi mountain in southern Hunan, he heard that there was a feilongyan, so he asked the local monk mingzong to guide him and take the torch to investigate. Feilongyan is a huge cave with twists and turns. There are holes in it. There are pits and water in it. It's hard to walk. Xu Xiake didn't care at all. He went in all the time. He didn't care if his shoes ran away. Mingzong advised him to go back several times, but he didn't listen. It was not until the torch was almost finished that he reluctantly went back. He didn't have any instruments, he only measured his steps by sight, but most of his investigations were very scientific. For example, the records of the 15 cave openings of Qixingyan in Guilin are generally consistent with the results of the field survey concted by our geographical researchers today. More than 100 years after Xu Xiake's death, European talents began to investigate limestone landforms. Xu Xiake is the earliest limestone geomorphologist in the world
Xu Xiake has made a lot of contributions to geographical science. In addition to the above, he has also studied geothermal phenomena such as volcanoes and hot springs, and made a serious description and investigation of natural phenomena such as climate change and plant changes e to different terrain heights. In addition, he vividly described and recorded the situation of agriculture, handicraft instry and transportation, the evolution of places of interest and historical sites and the customs of ethnic minorities. His wonderful book is also of great literary value, and can be said to be a beautiful prose
Xu Xiake's last trip was in 1636, when he was 51 years old. This time, he mainly visited the southwest of China, reached Tengyue (now Tengchong, Yunnan Province) at the junction of China and Myanmar, and returned to his hometown in 1640. He fell ill soon after he returned home. During his illness, he also looked through the rock specimens he had collected. Before he died, he still held tightly the two stones he had brought back from the investigation
Xu Xiake's spirit of loving the motherland, loving science and climbing bravely in the cause of science is worth learning forever
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