January 29, or Car's Birthday and For World Peace
Zodiac Sign Aquarius
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Aquarius, January 29. Born on this day fight to the death for their ideals, but only if it is really necessary.
They deeply believe in the ability of the human mind to prevail in any situation and therefore try to do their job as well as conditions and abilities allow.
Born on January 29 can be provoked by those people who, after considering and discussing problems, find a way out and make a decision themselves.
Rarely do they impose their ideas on others.
They are probably most fulfilled by being in perfect harmony with others as members of the same team.
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Aquarius men born on January 29: Anton Chekhov, Adam Lambert, Tom Selleck.
- can be proud of the following characteristics:
- generous,
- independent,
- humane.
- Men, under the zodiacal constellation Aquarius, are quite active people in their professional activities and daily life. Although they are forced to fight for others to think about them, that is how they are.
- The nature of the representative of Aquarius is such that they have a pronounced passive side of their personality, which is the basis of their character, which gives them positive qualities - straightforwardness, honesty, impartiality.
- They can listen carefully to the person and often listen to good advice.
Aquarius women born on January 29: Jessica Iskandar, Heather Graham, Oprah Winfrey.
- stand out with special properties:
- safe,
- independent,
- intriguing.
- Bright, restless people, their entire stormy life will fight for their ideals in life.
- These personalities believe in the human mind, and in the fact that it is a reasonable approach to life in solving issues that gives a person the opportunity to emerge victorious in any, even the most difficult and confusing situation.
- Guided by their principles and beliefs, Aquarians born on January 29 are constantly working on themselves, developing their spirituality and mental intelligence.
- She takes her professional duties extremely seriously, always striving to fulfill the assigned duties as well as possible.
Holidays
Carl Benz received a patent for his first car
January 29, 1886
Carl Benz received a patent for his first car
After 1876, when Nicholas Augustine Otto patented an internal combustion engine, many intelligent people worked on improving it. And Karl Benz would remain one of a host of nameless mechanics and engineers of this time, whose names are now known only to archivists, but the case was turn differently.
The first Benz car, made in 1885, was a three-wheeled two-man crew weighing 250 kg on high wheels with spokes. ( on picture). On it, Benz put his new four-stroke gasoline engine with water cooling capacity of 0.9 hp. The cylinder was located horizontally above the axis of the huge rear wheels and set them in motion through one belt and two chain drives. The crew was solemnly named ''Motorwagen''.
The car developed a ridiculous by our standards speed - 16 km / h, but at that time it was a very progressive design.
In 1885, Carl first demonstrated his three-wheeled self-propelled crew to the burghers of Mannheim. However, the novelty caused not so much interest as irritation. When Benz decided to drive through the city, the noise of the engine scared the butcher's horse. She carried it, scattering cargo on the way. To hush up the scandal, Carl bought a spoiled goods, put the car under a canopy and began to improve it.
On January 29, 1886, after the invention was subjected to numerous tests and some modifications, ''Motorwagen'' received the German Imperial Patent No. 37435.
In 1887, the world's first car debuted at an exhibition in Paris. There were only three such cars, two of which disappeared without a trace (most likely, they were stolen), and the third carelessly flaunts on the podium of the German Museum in Munich. The state of this exhibit is estimated as very good, you can even ride on the car, though nobody does it - rarities must be protected ...
In memory of this historic event, January 29 is celebrated as the birthday of the car.
For World Peace
Today, our planet celebrates the International Day of Mobilization against Nuclear War.
And this is right, humane, but it requires every kind of support from the population, which is recommended today to do.
On January 29, 1985, in the capital of India, New Delhi, at a meeting of heads of state and government of several countries - India, Greece, Mexico, Argentina, Tanzania and Sweden - a declaration was adopted, the main purpose of which was to call for an end to the nuclear arms race, reduction the elimination of the world's nuclear arsenals and the elimination of the very threat of nuclear war.
It is precisely since the adoption of the Delhi Declaration that the Day of Mobilization against the Threat of Nuclear War has been leading its history.
At present, many countries of the world have nuclear weapons on their arms, but their use is prohibited. This is connected with the sad events of 1945, when two bombs were dropped on the Japanese cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, which claimed many lives, and the consequences of these events are still reflected.
And although at that time nuclear weapons were used in hostilities for the first and last time in world history, over the following decades international diplomacy and the military strategy of states were strongly influenced by the plans for a possible nuclear war. And the creation of new types of nuclear weapons leaves the issue of nuclear threat to many states one of the topical themes of international diplomacy today.
Also on January 29...
1616 - Dutch navigators J. Lemer and V. Schouten discovered the southernmost point of South America - Cape Horn.
1710 - Decree on the official introduction of the Russian civil alphabet. The church continues to use the Old Slavonic alphabet.
1845 - The most famous poem by Edgar Allan Poe "The Raven" is published in the New York Evening Mirror newspaper.
1866 - Romain Rolland was born, French writer, public figure, Nobel Prize winner.
1886 - the first successful gasoline-driven car, built by Karl Benz, was patented.
1896 - American physicist E. Grubbe was the first in the world to use radioactive radiation to treat cancer.
1919 - the US Congress adopted the XVIII amendment to the constitution, prohibiting the production, transportation and sale of alcoholic beverages.
1927 - The Park Lane Hotel was opened in London - the first hotel in the country, each room with its own bathroom.
1945 - Tom Selleck was born, American actor (“Private Detective Magnum”, “Friends”).
1954 - Oprah Winfrey was born, an American talk show host.
1960 - the first artificial kidney is created.
1978 - Sweden was the first in the world to officially ban the use of aerosol cans through their destructive effect on the ozone layer of the Earth.
1982 - Adam Lambert, American singer and actor, was born.
1985 - In Los Angeles, rock and pop stars recorded the song ''We are the World''.
2000 - In Las Vegas casino, waitress Cynthia Jay won $ 35 million on the One-armed Bandit machine (the world's largest slot machine win).
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