Minecraft – Bucket
A bucket is crafted by using three irons in the crafting grid. You craft it like a glass bottle, except you use iron instead of glass. If you want to have a better overview of crafting a bucket, click on the link glass bottle and check it out. You will need a crafting table. Buckets […]
Minecraft – Lava Bucket
Lava is a burning item that can be placed in a bucket. To obtain lava, you first need to craft a bucket. Get a crafting table, and then make an upside-down triangle crafted similar to a glass bottle. Click on the link of the glass bottle if you’d like to have a better view of […]
Minecraft – Furnaces
Furnaces are objects use to smelt food, ores, and other materials and things. To craft it, place eight cobblestone in a crafting table with the middle hollow to make a furnace. To fuel a furnace, use either blaze rods, lava buckets, coal, charcoal, coal blocks, dried kelp blocks, etc. On the top of the dashboard, […]
Minecraft – Cobblestone
Cobblestone is a block acquired when mining a stone block / cobblestone block without a silk touch pickaxe (only if your mining normal stone) cobblestone can be used to create furnaces, brewing stands, and more. It is also a desirable building block because of its texture and how easy it is to get a lot.
Minecraft – Blaze Rods & Blaze Powder
Blaze rods are something used for fuel in furnaces or brewing stands. Most of these things require you to craft it into blaze powder by putting one blaze rod into the crafting grid in your inventory and taking the two blaze powder out. Creating brewing stands costs a blaze rod, not powder. It’s also used […]
How to Find Greatest Common Factors (Video)
Use the Video I Provided Below to Find it.
10 Minute Timer – No Audio
10 Minute Timer Note: When the screen flashes green and black, the timer is finished.
Is the Bermuda Triangle Real?
Some say that the Bermuda Triangle is real, where many ships and planes disappear. However, the US Coast Guard and the US Navy don’t consider it as an official danger zone. Perhaps that it is a frequent travel zone, so many ships and planes disappear there? Is it Real? It is likely that most ships […]
Space: Neutron Stars
Questions I’ll be answering today: What are Neutron Stars? Neutron stars are extremely dense stars that spin very fast. They spin up to 700 times a second! When this happens, rays of light come out top and the bottom. When a neutron star does this, it is called a Pulsar. And there is also an […]
Minecraft Mining & Placing Blocks
Before you can place a block, we need to know how to obtain a block. This post goes back to beginning things that you must know to play. First, move forward by doing the ‘w’ key on your keyboard. Note that if you move your mouse, the character will turn changing which way you go […]
Minecraft – Ravagers
In Minecraft, ravagers are strong creatures found in Minecraft’s Overworld. These mobs are closely associated with the illagers, hostile villagers. Ravagers are large, bull-like creatures with huge sizes and strength, making them a significant threat to many players and villagers alike. Their appearance looks a bit like a rectangular prism with a face and legs. […]
Cookie Clicker: Getting Infinite Cookies
Have you ever failed to get the most cookies first when you’re trying to click? Your friends have more Clicks per second than you? Well, here’s a trick to stop them all. First, open cookie clicker, or click here. Secondly, edit the name. You can do that by clicking the name that the red arrow […]
Font Showcase: What Do You Like Best?
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ChatGPT VS. User: The Ultimate Showdown
Have you ever wondered: Can ChatGPT answer every question? Well, no, of course. But today I’m going to ask ChatGPT to answer 5 questions: If it’s able to answer correctly, it gets a point. If it does not, the User (me) gets a point. Whoever gets most points wins! (Points & Images can be found […]
The 3 Climate Zones On Earth
Earth has 3 internationally recognized climate zones: Tropical, Temperate, and Polar. Tropical Description:This climate zone is called Tropical for a reason: It has high temperatures all year round. It’s an ideal place to settle if you like hot temperatures. Things to Compare: Temperate Description:With moderate temperatures, it rests in between Polar and Tropical climate zones […]
Why Can’t We Drink Water From the Ocean?
(bolded words inside this post besides headings are going to be in the glossary.) Ocean Water is Impure Ocean water is full of bacteria and viruses. Salt Makes You Thirsty The ocean contains salt. Salt makes you thirsty, if you didn’t know. The kidney needs water in order to remove salt from your body. When […]
Microsoft Edge Tabs & Tab Groups
In this post we’ll be covering a few things. To make sure you can find what you need here and not waste your time, here is the list of what we’ll be covering: Tabs Tab Groups Tabs How to Add a Tab & Delete One First, look to the top of Microsoft Edge’s app. Scan […]
Complementary Angles
WHAT ARE COMPLEMENTARY ANGLES? Complementary angles are exactly two angles that add up to 90°. Let’s get some examples and images to get some more understanding. EXAMPLES FOR MORE UNDERSTANDING Here are some more examples to help you understand. 25° and 65° added together will make a complementary angle because 25° + 65° = 90° […]
Supplementary Angles
WHAT ARE SUPPLEMENTARY ANGLES? Supplementary angles are angles that (when added) equal to 180°. Here are some images and examples: EXAMPLES OF SUPPLEMENTARY ANGLES Let’s say you have two right angles. (Right angles are angles that equal exactly to 90°) two right angles equal to 180°, that means when both of the 90° angles are […]
How to Type Pi (π) From Your Keyboard (NumPad Required)
To write down π on your keyboard without searching up “Pi copy and paste” which is annoying, you can do a simple keyboard shortcut instead to get π: Numbers Show Up If they show up, proceed to the next line of instructions. Numbers DO NOT Show Up If they DO NOT show up, click the […]