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Confucius (simplified and traditional Chinese, 孔子; pinyin, kǒngzǐ; Wade-Giles, K'ung-fu-tzu; literally, "Master Kong"; Qufu, September 28, 551 BC - Lu, 479 BC. C.) was a renowned Chinese thinker whose doctrine is called Confucianism. Coming from a ruined noble family, throughout his life he alternated periods in which he worked as a teacher with others during which he was an official of the small state of Lu, he worked as a carpenter in northeast China, during the time of fragmentation of power under the Zhou dynasty or Warring States period He made four trips to the Indies - initial denomination of the American continent - and although he was possibly not the first European explorer of America, he is considered the discoverer of a new ...

Kitaro celestial music would be the summary. It is as if you gave yourself a massage in the ears with soft drops of relaxation. The new age style with origin in Japan and is already a classic.

You can be taller, even more attractive, but the greatness of this man was not what you saw but what you did. A crack of engineering in its purest form. So much for the Great Western railway line, the Royal Albert Bridge, Clifton suspension bridge in Bristol, and much more, it even designed the largest ship to date ...

Christopher Columbus (Cristoforo Colombo, in Italian, or Christophorus Columbus, in Latin; of disputed origins, some experts lean towards Genoa, n.1 3 4 where he could have been born on October 31, 1451 and it is known that died in Valladolid, May 20, 1506) was a navigator, cartographer, admiral, viceroy and governor general of the West Indies in the service of the Crown of Castile. He made the so-called discovery of America, on October 12, 1492, upon reaching the island of Guanahani, in the Bahamas. He made four trips to the Indies - initial denomination of the American continent - and although he was possibly not the first European explorer of America, he is considered the discoverer of a new continent - for that reason called the N...

Maud is an example of happiness a way of life. In a hostile environment, he managed to look and walk towards what brought him happiness. With bright colors in his paintings, he transferred the everyday life of his surroundings to his works painted on boards or masonite.

Just before the launching of the Great Eastern, the first steam liner and sail with an iron helmet, Isambard Kingdom Brunel posed for this snapshot that will last forever as the image of the greatest engineer of all time. Not in vain has he been voted the second most important British character of all time in the BBC poll (100 Greatest Britons).

One of the largest and barely able to move the eyes. It is clear that the power of the mind is extraordinary. Hawking gives us a good example of the importance of ideas and the ability to think since he based those pillars and dedicated his life so that the rest of us had an answer to a question that no one could answer.

Tribute to so illustrious personage, Saint IGNUcius or rms, in any case you will know of whom I speak.

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Who was Jean Fraçoise Champollion? The one who deciphered the Egyptian hieroglyphs. Thanks to the discovery of the Rosetta stone, which is a piece of about 112x75x28 cm. and 760 kilos of granodiorite, in which there is engraved a decree of Pharaoh Ptolemy V in which divine worship is decreed to the new pharaoh. But what makes this registration important is that it is the same text, written in three languages. Not all the content is preserved, but being written in hieroglyphics, in demotic and in Greek, allowed the good of Jean Françoise to decipher the Egyptian script determining that the ideograms did not refer to an object but to a sound and with this pattern was achieved read and know everything that the ancient Egyptians had left en...

A constellation is a group of stars that appear to be close together but are actually very distant from each other. Many ancient civilizations drew imaginary lines between these stars and created virtual silhouettes in the sky. And with them great mythological stories. In Greek mythology, the crown belongs to Ariadne, daughter of Minos, king of Crete. Ariadne did not want to accept Dionysus's marriage proposal, which had a mortal form, as she did not want to marry a human after being abandoned by Theseus. To prove that he was a god, Dionysus removed his crown and threw it into the sky. Ariadna, pleased, married him and became immortal. Another legend says that Dionysus gave Ariadne a crown as a wedding gift. When she died, the god ...

A constellation is a group of stars that appear to be close together but are actually very distant from each other. Many ancient civilizations drew imaginary lines between these stars and created virtual silhouettes in the sky. And with them great mythological stories. It represents the laurel wreath that Chiron the centaur once belonged to and is sometimes called the Crown Sagittarii. In the 3rd century BC. C., the Greek didactic poet Aratus wrote, but did not name the constellation by name, instead calling it the two crowns Στεφάνοι (Stephanoi). The Greek astronomer Ptolemy described the constellation in the 2nd century AD, albeit with the inclusion of Alpha Telescopii, after being transferred to Telescopium. Assigning 13 stars t...

Edward VII (Albert Edward; November 9, 1841 - May 6, 1910) was King of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland and Emperor of India from January 22, 1901 until his death in 1910. Edward, eldest son of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha, was related to royalty throughout Europe. He was Prince of Wales and heir to the British throne for almost 60 years. During his mother's long reign, he was largely excluded from political power and came to personify the elegant and idle elite. He traveled all over Britain performing ceremonial public functions and represented Britain on visits abroad. His tours of North America in 1860 and the Indian subcontinent in 1875 were popular hits, but despite public approval, his...

Great statesman, creator of modern nursing. An example for all of what must be done with what is known. Childish drawing of such an illustrious person, they gave him the name of the city where he was born, Florence.

The work conceived 22 years before its creation and as original idea, had to be a representation of Dante devising the "Divine Comedy". In the end nothing of that, in the end it is a representation of a man, that when dreaming, thinks, and thinks creates. This work is the icon of all the work of a sculptor Auguste Rodin. a French artist, who questioned the foundations of sculpture and with basically self-taught training. In this ideogram questions who thinks, whether the work or the creator. A symbiosis that actually forces us to think how much we are influenced by the works, when creating.

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