Culture/group6/10mo”A”

The Marlbu/MYPbook/Pesantez Christopher

Christopher Pesantez. 

Christopher Pesantez 

The Marlbu/MYPbook/Valbuena Marieth

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Marieth Valbuena 

Migration text Ai-Aii/ Christopher Pesantez

 Christopher Pesantez

Christopher Pesantez 

Migration text Ai-Aii/ Marieth Valbuena

Marieth Valbuena 

Marieth Valbuena 

Invention vs inventor/printing press/ C.P

Johannes Gutenberg :

1. Gutenberg printed the first book by moveable type printing press, known as the Gutenberg Bible.

2.Gutenberg actually created the printing press in an attempt to offset losses from a failed attempt selling metal mirrors.

3.Gutenberg also created an oil-based ink, which was more effective than the water based inks other printers in the era used.

4.Gutenberg was in debt and unable to pay back his loan to Johan Fust. Fust sued and won the suit and took over Gutenberg’s printing business.

5.Not only is Gutenberg’s method of printing credited with revolutionizing the production of books, but also for promoting the development of sciences, arts and religion through text.

Invention/ Christopher Pesantez

1. Helped the creation of books. 

2. Helped the creation of libraries.

3. Was created in 1440.

4. The inventor of the printing press was Johannes Gutenberg.

5. The idea of the printing press was originated in China.

Sources

Invention vs inventor/ printing press/ M.V

Invention: the printing press 

1. Each metal block contained one character: letters, numbers, and punctuation.
2. The printing press was based in a Chinese method
3.  the bible was printed only priests could have it, but when the bible was printed a great disagreement happened, people understood it differently they started to create new types of Christian religion
4. it took more than 2 years to print Shakespeare’s first folio.
5. The printing press played a key role on the renaissance, reformation 

Inventor: Johannes Gutenberg 

1. Gutenberg printed the first book by moveable type printing press,known as the Gutenberg Bible, or the 42-Line Bible
2. Gutenberg also created an oil-based ink, which was more effective than the water based inks other printers in the era used
3. Gutenberg was in debt and unable to pay back his loan to Johan Fust. Fust sued and won the suit and took over Gutenberg’s printing business
4. Gutenberg borrowed 800 guilders from a local financier, Johan Fust, to purchase specific tools and equipment
5. Gutenberg actually created the printing press in an attempt to offset losses from a failed attempt selling metal mirrors

Sources:

https://kids.kiddle.co/Printing_press

http://earthcolor.com/2015/08/03/7-little-known-facts-about-johannes-gutenberg-and-the-gutenberg-press/

Technological breakthroughs/ wheel/ C.P

Wheel

Where? Was created in Mesopotamia 

When? The exact day doesn’t specificate but it was 300 years before they where used for chariots 

Why? Was created first was created for transportation, they created to serve as Potter’s wheel

How? Was created with rocks with a empty space in the middle a piece of wood in form of cylinder that is putting in the empty space 

Who? The person that created the wheel is not specificate but was created by slaves and wasn’t used for transportation was created to serve

What? The wheel is a thing that is used to translate something more easier but at the first was used to serve as Potter wheel

Technological breakthroughs of history/ printing press/ M.V

technological breakthroughs of history:
The printing press

• Who?

The printing press was invented Johannes Gutenberg

• What?

A printing press is a device for applying pressure to an inked surface resting upon a print  medium, thereby transferring the ink. 

• When?

sometime between 1440 and 1450

 

• Where?

The printing press was invented in Germany 

• how?

a printing system by adapting existing technologies to printing purposes, as well as making inventions of his own.

• Why?

The printing press was created because for having a better life and an easier way of working 

Sources:

https://www.livescience.com/43639-who-invented-the-printing-press.html

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Printing_press

Open day speech

Explicar en qué años surge el interés por el tema expuesto.
Se cree que su inventor fue sir Albert Howard, primero en experimentar sobre el modo de prepararlo en Indore (India) en los años anteriores a la Primera Guerra Mundial. Fue en el año 1925 cuando en Europa comenzó a estudiarse la posibilidad de descomponer a gran escala las basuras de las ciudades con la puesta en marcha del método indú lndore. A principios de la década de los 60, había en Europa 37 plantas De compost.

Qué tipos de compost hay.
COMPOST ORGÁNICO BÁSICO: Es el compost normal.
EN PILA O RECIPIENTE Se apilan las diversas capas de material en un recipiente lo suficientemente grande y se mantienen las condiciones de humedad convenientes.
AL AIRE LIBRE Se hace una montaña en el suelo con el material orgánico, alternando entre capas de materiales secos y húmedos.
INDUSTRIAL O PILA ESTÁTICA AIREADA Se emplean tuberías en el interior del montón de desechos para acelerar muchísimo el proceso de descomposición.
COMPOSTA DE RESTOS DE CAFÉ Se utilizan los restos de café, que se descomponen rápidamente. El sistema consiste en enterrarlo en un agujero en el suelo y tapar.
AVI-COMPOSTAJE Este método emplea aves para ayudar en el proceso del compost orgánico. Gracias a ello se acelera el proceso y además se obtienen huevos.
COMPOST DE LOMBRICES Otro método que emplea animales para su realización. Las lombrices constantemente van ingiriendo los restos transformándolos después en abono.

En qué ayuda el compost.
El compostaje aprovecha los residuos orgánicos generados por las actividades agrícolas, ganaderas, agroindustriales y urbanas de nuestra sociedad. Su beneficio ambiental y económico es considerable, porque obtiene nuevos recursos con valor añadido, como el compost, cuya aplicación al suelo mejora su fertilidad, calidad y salud.

Marieth Valbuena 

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