Like any other essential appliance, to function properly, an air conditioner needs regular maintenance. However, many families forget this. Maintaining your air conditioner both saves money and keeps your home cool. It is best to refer to the maintenance schedule recommended by the air conditioner manufacturer. You won’t have to spend a lot of money every year. Using the wrong ceiling fan Most homes have a ceiling fan, but there are many families that don’t make the most of it. Many people think that ceiling fans are not equal to air conditioners. But ceiling fans can cool a home if used correctly. Installing ceiling fans in important areas of the house will help the air conditioner circulate cool air throughout the house. Also, if your home only uses the air conditioner when necessary, try setting the ceiling fan to rotate counterclockwise to push the air down into the house and create a cool breeze instead of just circulating the air. hot. In addition, installing an outdoor ceiling fan will help family members have a fun and cool outdoor dining and relaxing space. Open the curtains during the day Opening the curtains during the day is a great way to take advantage of the sun’s natural light. But UV rays can raise indoor temperatures, especially during the summer. Keep the curtains closed until the sun goes down. You can buy sunshades, curtains or handy window shades to let light into your home but not heat it up. Use the oven regularly For housewives, the oven is a necessary tool. However, using the oven frequently can make the house hotter. Best in the summer, you should limit the use of the oven. Ngoc Huyen – According to smalldesignideas On hot sunny days, the demand for electricity is high, you want to know the daily electricity index of your family to have a reasonable saving plan? Everything is simple when using the EPoint app of EVN Hanoi. Download and track electricity on the EPoint app – Daily electricity monitoring here

(Photo: Pandotrip) Normally, Horsetail is a small and dry waterfall because its water is the amount of melted snow flowing down from the top of El Capitan rocky mountain, so little that visitors do not notice, until the phenomenon of Fire Falls appears. If you want to admire this amazing beauty, you have to be at the right time, not at any time. (Photo: Gary Hart) Every year, in just about 2 weeks, from mid-February to early March, when the sun sets, the light shines down on Horsetail waterfall making it glow red, orange and yellow as unique as the name Fire Falls. It is also unique in that during those 2 weeks, Firefall does not happen every day, so people talk to each other, only the “lucky” people can meet. According to Amusing Planet, in order to form Fire Falls, several conditions must be present simultaneously. The first is that the waterfall must be flowing, which means it needs to be warm enough to melt the snow and ice, the falls’ only source of water. (Photo: Stephanie Hager) The second condition is that the western sky must be real during sunset, with no clouds, rain or snow that would block the sunlight on its way to the waterfall. Photographer Michael Frye, author of The Photographer’s Guide to Yosemite says: Horsetail Falls is so amazing that I don’t know of any other waterfall on Earth that can have this light “. (Photo: The LIFE Picture Collection) The beautiful sight at Fire Falls is known to more tourists by sharing pictures on the media. Every year, many tourists and photographers flock here to admire this incredible beauty. The most convenient and frequent place to see the Fire Falls phenomenon is at the El Capitan picnic area. At the end of February, you’ll often find a host of photographers of all levels waiting there to capture the last rays of evening at Horsetail. (Photo: Heyengel) (Photo: Heyengel) (Photo: Steve Corey) (Photo: John Krzesinski)

During the first 3 days of the holidays of April 30 and May 1, the trend of picnicking became more and more popular with many families in the North when the Covid-19 epidemic was at risk of an outbreak. Due to the complex terrain, groups of tourists often use high-rise vehicles to enter the place. The camping site chosen by groups of tourists is a place with charming landscapes such as mountains, rivers, streams, forests… In the photo, the group of Ms. Thuy and Ms. Lan in Hanoi looked to the Boi River area (Hoang Hoa). Binh) stretch canvas to avoid the sun, bring tables and chairs with food and drink to enjoy and admire the scenery. Nearby there are about 20 other groups of guests. They use tents so that they can stay until the evening, even overnight here. The weather in the North in the first three days of the holiday is quite cool, below 30 degrees Celsius, convenient for fun activities. Most of the groups of tourists set up tables and chairs by the stream, dip their feet in the water, drink coffee and enjoy the cool feeling. Mr. Nguyen Thanh Tuan (taking photos) said that the house is in Duong Noi urban area, Ha Dong district, but he has to go to Bac Ninh to pick up his family and then come here to have fun. Although he has had many picnics, this is the first time he has come to the Boi River area, Hoa Binh. While Mr. Tuan was busy serving his sisters, his friend was in charge of cooking. Everyone is expected to stay here until the sun goes down to leave. Here, young children can swim in the shallows or use pontoon boats to swim on the stream. The deepest part is only 1.5 meters. Khanh (a 9th grader from Hanoi) is embarrassed and afraid of falling while practicing handling oars. In this section, the stream is not strong, but it is enough to float an inflatable pontoon boat for picnickers. This group of young people arrived late and was already full. They had to wade to the other side of the stream to set up camp and set up a barbecue over the water. Huyen, an 11th grader from Hanoi, is practicing grilling for the first time. My family prepared all the tools, loaded two cars to serve lunch and dinner by the stream. “This day when the risk of the Covid-19 epidemic returns, only going camping in an empty place is safe and not having to jostle with anyone. It is a real relaxation and relaxation after tiring working days.” , Mr. Tuan shared.

A super blood moon turns red-orange (right). The color fades during a partial lunar eclipse (center), followed by a penumbral eclipse, when the Moon appears in a faint gray (left). Photo: Getty Images. A supermoon occurs when the moon is full at the point where the Moon’s orbit brings it closest to Earth. And the “Blood Moon” appears as it moves through the Earth’s shadow, obscuring the light from the Sun. A combination of such events will occur on May 26, with a total lunar eclipse followed by a partial lunar eclipse, the Moon appearing in red, then fading to gray. Right after sunset on May 26 (the full moon of the fourth lunar month), a “super blood moon” will hang in the sky to the east-southeast of Ho Chi Minh City. At this time, the supermoon and total lunar eclipse will combine to create a rare celestial image. This is Asia’s first total lunar eclipse in nearly three years – a brief but dramatic sight. This spectacle was observed for only 15 minutes from around the Pacific Rim, over the entire night part of the Earth. At this time, astronomy and sky lovers are hoping that the full moon night of April will be clear so they can watch the Moon turn red-orange. Phases of total lunar eclipse observed in Hong Kong in 2011. Photo: AFP What causes the “Super Blood Moon”? The Moon orbits Earth in an elliptical orbit every 27 days, so every month there is one point when it is furthest from Earth and another when it is closest. This moving closer and further away causes tides in the oceans. When a full moon occurs at the point closest to the Earth, it is called a Super Moon. Supermoons have occurred several times this year, but this “Flower Moon” will be the closest of the year. “Sister Hang” will be located 357,311km from Earth just 9 hours before the “Blood Moon”, or total lunar eclipse. As a result, the full moon in April this year will be about 8% larger than the full moon on average. Usually that means a brighter moon, but not this month. However, those interested are looking forward to seeing the “king tide” in Victoria Harbour, Hong Kong. The blood moon eclipse, the longest of the 21st century, was observed over Hong Kong on July 27, 2018. Photo: Getty Images. When does a total lunar eclipse happen? The “blood moon” is the result of the full moon moving through the Earth’s shadow. This phenomenon can happen when the Earth is between the Sun and the Moon, but not often because the Moon’s orbit around the Earth is eccentric, so it usually moves below or above the Earth’s shadow. If not, there would be a total lunar eclipse every month. The last time there was a partial lunar eclipse in Hong Kong was on July 17, 2019. Illustration of a total lunar eclipse that occurs when the Moon is completely in the Earth’s shadow. Why did the “Super Blood Moon” turn red? The only light you’ll see at the Moon as it rises over Hong Kong will be filtered by the Earth’s atmosphere first. The sun looks orange-red at dusk and dawn because red light has the longest wavelength. As a result, it moves through Earth’s atmosphere more easily, colliding with fewer molecules in the air as it passes (while blue has the shortest wavelength, thus hitting more obstacles and scattering, that’s why the sky is blue). The same thing happens during a total lunar eclipse. Because the Earth lies between the Sun and the Moon, light that can reach the Moon must first pass through the Earth’s atmosphere. People take pictures of the lunar eclipse from the Avenue of Stars in Hong Kong in October 2014. Photo: AFP. When can you see the “Super Blood Moon”? The Pacific Rim – which includes East and Southeast Asia, Australia, New Zealand, the island nations of the Pacific Ocean and the west coast of the US – will be able to see the total lunar eclipse on May 26. People in eastern Australia, New Zealand and Hawaii are said to have the best views of the “Blood Moon”. According to the timeanddate website, in Ho Chi Minh City, the moon rises at 6:07 pm on May 26, but at a low position and the total lunar eclipse phase will make the moon too dim, difficult to track until the moon rises. over the sky and the total lunar eclipse ends.

A super blood moon turns red-orange (right). The color fades during a partial lunar eclipse (center), followed by a penumbral eclipse, when the Moon appears in a faint gray (left). Photo: Getty Images The “super blood moon” combined with the total lunar eclipse on the full moon day of the fourth lunar month will create a magnificent and beautiful sight that the people of our country as well as Asian countries can enjoy watching. A supermoon occurs when the moon is full at the point where the Moon’s orbit brings it closest to Earth. And the “Blood Moon” appears as it moves through the Earth’s shadow, obscuring the light from the Sun. A combination of such events will occur on May 26, with a total lunar eclipse followed by a partial lunar eclipse, the Moon appearing in red, then fading to gray. Right after sunset on May 26 (the full moon of the fourth lunar month), a “super blood moon” will hang in the sky to the east-southeast of Ho Chi Minh City. At this time, the supermoon and total lunar eclipse will combine to create a rare celestial image. This is Asia’s first total lunar eclipse in nearly three years – a brief but dramatic sight. This spectacle was observed for only 15 minutes from around the Pacific Rim, over the entire night part of the Earth. At this time, astronomy and sky lovers are hoping that the full moon night of April will be clear so they can watch the Moon turn red-orange. Phases of total lunar eclipse observed in Hong Kong in 2011. Photo: AFP What causes the “Super Blood Moon”? The Moon orbits Earth in an elliptical orbit every 27 days, so every month there is one point when it is furthest from Earth and another when it is closest. This moving closer and further away causes tides in the oceans. When a full moon occurs at the point closest to the Earth, it is called a Super Moon. Supermoons have occurred several times this year, but this “Flower Moon” will be the closest of the year. “Sister Hang” will be located 357,311km from Earth just 9 hours before the “Blood Moon”, or total lunar eclipse. As a result, the full moon in April this year will be about 8% larger than the full moon on average. Usually that means a brighter moon, but not this month. However, those interested are looking forward to seeing the “king tide” in Victoria Harbour, Hong Kong. The blood moon eclipse, the longest of the 21st century, was observed over Hong Kong on July 27, 2018. Photo: Getty Images When does a total lunar eclipse happen? The “blood moon” is the result of the full moon moving through the Earth’s shadow. This phenomenon can happen when the Earth is between the Sun and the Moon, but not often because the Moon’s orbit around the Earth is eccentric, so it usually moves below or above the Earth’s shadow. If not, there would be a total lunar eclipse every month. The last time there was a partial lunar eclipse in Hong Kong was on July 17, 2019. Illustration of a total lunar eclipse that occurs when the Moon is completely in the Earth’s shadow. Why did the “Super Blood Moon” turn red? The only light you’ll see at the Moon as it rises over Hong Kong will be filtered by the Earth’s atmosphere first. The sun looks orange-red at dusk and dawn because red light has the longest wavelength. As a result, it moves through Earth’s atmosphere more easily, colliding with fewer molecules in the air as it passes (while blue has the shortest wavelength, thus hitting more obstacles and scattering, that’s why the sky is blue). The same thing happens during a total lunar eclipse. Because the Earth lies between the Sun and the Moon, light that can reach the Moon must first pass through the Earth’s atmosphere. When can you see the “Super Blood Moon”? The Pacific Rim – which includes East and Southeast Asia, Australia, New Zealand, the island nations of the Pacific Ocean and the west coast of the US – will be able to see the total lunar eclipse on May 26. People in eastern Australia, New Zealand and Hawaii are said to have the best views of the “Blood Moon”. According to the timeanddate website, in Ho Chi Minh City, the moon rises at 6:07 pm on May 26, but at a low position and the total lunar eclipse phase will make the moon too dim, difficult to track until the moon rises. over the sky and the total lunar eclipse ended. Watch a video demonstrating the “super blood moon” phenomenon on May 26 (Source: The secret of universe) At 6:11 pm on May 26, the total lunar eclipse begins, the moon is completely red. Those interested are encouraged to go to high points or areas with a clear view of the East-southeast of the City for the best view of the lunar eclipse. At 18:18, the total lunar eclipse is at its maximum; and at 18:25: Total lunar eclipse ends. At 19:52: The partial lunar eclipse ends and at 20:49, the penumbral eclipse also ends. What will the “super blood moon” be like? There are a few different phases to this lunar eclipse. The full Moon will be completely obscured – and reddish – for 15 minutes before it moves out of Earth’s shadow and the left side of the Moon begins to shine. Over the next 92 minutes, the Moon will be less red. Once completely gray again, the moon will remain in the Earth’s shadow and will look like a dim full moon. People take pictures of the lunar eclipse from the Avenue of Stars in Hong Kong in October 2014. Photo: AFP With a clear sky, it would be a strange sight. Because a total lunar eclipse occurs just as the Moon is rising, you may find the red full moon looks larger than average. When the 15 minutes of total lunar eclipse are over, if the sky is still clear blue, then the best scenes can appear. After the “blood moon” phase, the Moon will drift out of the Earth’s shadow, but the partial lunar eclipse (“half-blood moon”) is now as strange a sight as the total. As the full Moon rises higher in the sky, you’ll be able to see a slight curve above it. It is the edge of the Earth’s shadow in space projected onto the surface of the Moon. It is one of the strangest images of nature.

Thanh Nien Street (Tay Ho District, Hanoi) is one of the spots along the West Lake with a lot of people flocking to watch the sunset, on the afternoon of May 9. At this time, the weather is very beautiful, the sun is golden like honey, the air is cool, the temperature is only from 27 to 28 degrees Celsius. Every time the weather is so favorable, West Lake is the destination of many people in the capital. The time when the sun disappeared was 18:15, but nearly an hour before, the beautiful locations here were full. In the meantime, many couples give each other affection. People wear masks, people take off temporarily to take pictures. Some people think that in a crowded place like this, if you only need to leave your face for a few minutes, the risk of spreading the disease can still happen. Pham Thi Ngoc Mai and Tran Thi Thuy, final year students at Hanoi National University of Education, often invite each other to the West Lake to play, especially on weekend afternoons. Because there is only one angle to capture the model’s sun-kissed hand, the photography team Tu Moc jostled in a straight line to compose. Tu said that he often composes landscapes. As for his friends, there are photographers who practice services, taking advantage of the Covid-19 epidemic days to come here to take pictures. A girl while riding an exercise bike in the afternoon also poses for a photo and still wears a mask. Many people sat around waiting for the sun to be as red as an egg before starting to take pictures. Nguyen Thi Tam and Nguyen Thi Thuy Dung said they enjoyed taking pictures even though they only had phones to compose. Thuy Dung shared the beautiful weather without going out to play is a waste. The two girls struggled to take pictures with their phones in many ways but still couldn’t balance the brightness of their faces and the golden glow of the sunset. Then, they had to go back to take pictures. On Thanh Nien Street, many passersby saw the beautiful scenery and stopped to take pictures. The seller said: “Weekend afternoons are the most crowded because students and working people have the day off”. Tran Quang Khai took his wife and children to watch the sunset. Because he ran out of space for motorbikes, he took off his helmet and the whole family sat on the car on the sidewalk to take advantage of video recording. He said that his house is only a few hundred meters away, although he has witnessed the beautiful scenery on the West Lake many times, he has always been interested in composing. A section of Thanh Nien road was congested because many motorbikes parked on the roadside holding up their phones to take pictures. Couples freely act out love scenes with golden scenes as the sun gradually disappears. Oanh and Diem still adhered to wearing masks while taking a picture of raising their hands to catch the sun before the moment the “egg” dropped from the horizon.

While the West facing house has many disadvantages because it is the direction of the setting sun, the afternoon will absorb a very high amount of heat. Therefore, the west facing house is usually very hot. However, there is still a way for the West facing house to overcome this shortcoming. Architect Bui The Long (CTA | Creative Architects) said that there are two notes for building a west-facing house, including space layout and sunlit surface design. For the west-facing space, the functional spaces that can be arranged are spaces that are rarely used, with hollow nature such as stairs, skylights, corridors, warehouses, toilets, gardens… to create separation from the main use spaces. T-house project (CTA | Creative Architects) with a west-facing facade, a solution of covering walls combined with ventilation, light and side corridors to reduce heat. For the surface of the building directly exposed to the sun, there are many ways to solve it. For example, using insulating materials such as planting trees or using blue systems to block the sun, create shade, cast shadows on the surface of the wall, reduce heat absorption, etc. Parallel to that is the problem of natural ventilation. The surface of the wall needs to be well shaded from the sun but still has to be ventilated, creating air convection, quickly cooling the inside of the building. The hot air rises up, but it will hang around in the building causing heat if there is no way to escape. Therefore, it is necessary to design ventilation boxes and slots to create convection and air circulation in the house. In summary, the overall solutions of space arrangement, shading, shading and ventilation will solve the disadvantages of west-facing buildings. Homeowners need to combine many solutions, not a single element.

Chihuly’s sculpture exhibition at Gardens by the Bay Dale Chihuly, an American artist known for his giant blown glass sculptures, will present Asia’s first large garden exhibition at Gardens by the Bay next month. Dale Chihuly: Glass In Bloom (Glass In Bloom) will run from May 1 to August 1 and feature 25 large-scale artist installations, as well as more than 80 sculptures on the pedestal. and two-dimensional work. Among the works on display are the Sunset, the Moon, last presented at the Chihuly In The Light Of Jerusalem 2000 exhibition; Ethereal White Persians and Cloud Forest Persians, launching in 2019 at the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, in London. Chihuly, a leader in glass sculpture with work in more than 200 museum collections worldwide, is present in Singapore. His installation art is on display at Resorts World Sentosa and The Ritz-Carlton Millenia Singapore. Singapore world introduce 4 locations New sights The Ice Cream Museum and a thrill ride at Clarke Quay are some of the new attractions Singaporeans can look forward to this year, as Singapore is looking to enhance its appeal in preparation for a revitalization. tourism sector. Sentosa will also welcome a new attraction next year, the SkyHelix Sentosa, an outdoor rotating gondola that will be 35 meters above ground level and have views of Singapore’s southern coast. In addition, the plan to build a new attraction on the open space between Somerset Skating Park and Killiney Road, is in line with the Government’s goal to enhance the attractiveness of the Somerset area. The Ice Cream Museum will set up a store in Dempsey in August, the first time a US-based tourist attraction has ventured abroad. The museum will adhere to principles of hygiene, safe distance and logistics to keep visitors safe. The maximum capacity at the museum is 200 visitors at a time. The admission ticket for August can be booked in advance from April 12 on the museum website. Fares from S $ 38 per person. The museum is open from 10am to 9pm, Thursday through Sunday. Posts: Nice Travel

Mummies are more than 3,000 years old. Photo: CBS According to CBS, at sunset on April 3, the mummies will ‘depart’ from the Egyptian Museum in Tahrir Square in a grand parade. Each mummy was placed on a private car decorated elaborately, accompanied by convoys, music, lights and horses. The “Golden Parade of the Pharaohs” will travel along the Nile and then to Egypt’s first Islamic capital, Al-Fustat, in the old Cairo area, and then to the National Museum of Egyptian Civilization. Photo: CBS The group of mummies participating in the parade includes 18 kings, four queens of ancient Egypt’s 17th to 20th dynasties, about 3,100 to 3,500 years ago. Most mummified fish have been found in two archaeological sites at Luxor in the late 1800s. Over the course of more than 3,000 years, these kings and queens have been transferred from tomb to tomb, from capital to capital, from museum to museum. Many people hope that after the April 2 parade, they will be at peace. According to analysts, the upcoming parade is underway as a way to restore interest in Egyptian tourism in the midst of a global recovery in tourism. Many Egyptians, including the government of this country, want the event to go well. The entire parade will be broadcast online by the Ministry of Tourism of this country.

Ayun is looking to buy new clothes. Although this is the second Ramadan holiday season for Indonesian Muslims to live in pandemic, but the atmosphere to welcome Ramadan of the people of the nation with the largest Muslim population in the world is no less busy. Ms. Ayun, a resident of Pekan Baru city shared: “Every year, before Ramadan, I also go to traditional markets to find clothes, headscarves, hats or rugs to serve prayers. 1 month holiday. We want to wear new and clean clothes to celebrate the holy month. ” The stalls selling Islamic clothing. Unlike the year before the Covid-19 epidemic began to break out in Indonesia, the nation’s inhabitants had to study, work and pray at home. This year, Indonesia eased its ban, allowing people to go to churches to pray with strict medical protocols. Restaurant opening times are also longer to serve the “vegetarian” needs of the people. However, the ban on returning home on this occasion still applies from 6-17 / 5 to prevent the spread of Covid-19 epidemic. Currently, Indonesia is urgently implementing the Covid-19 vaccination to prevent the pandemic. Nearly 15 million Indonesians have been vaccinated. The Ulama Muslim Council, Indonesia’s largest Muslim council, issued a regulation that vaccination against Covid-19 did not affect fasting during Ramadan, so vaccination was still normal. .

April 13, the first day of the month Ramadan For Muslims, Mecca (Saudi Arabia) has opened its doors to pilgrims – a far cry from what happened last year. It is a place that usually welcomes millions of Muslims to go to Mass each year on the occasion of Ramadan, but Mecca was shut down last year when the new outbreak of COVID-19 emerged and broke out. This year, Saudi officials have allowed people to go on pilgrimages, on the condition that strict regulations on disease prevention are followed. Accordingly, only those who are “immune” to COVID-19 are allowed to go to church – those who have had 2 doses of the vaccine, those who have received 1 dose of vaccine at least 14 days before going to church or those who are sick. and gone. Those who go to Mass must wear masks and keep their distance from those around them. Therefore, the spectacle of the lines of people crowded into the ceremony like a few years ago has disappeared. Ramadan is one of the 5 most important holidays for Muslims, starting from September on the Islamic calendar. During the month of Ramadan, Muslims will not eat or drink from sunrise until sunset and will gather with family or relatives in the evening to “go away”. It is still unclear whether Saudi officials will continue to keep the opening of Mecca until the holidays pilgrimage Haj in the middle of this year or not. Last year, Mecca also had to limit people to go to Mass on this occasion to control disease. Muslims go to Mass during the epidemic season. (Photo: SPA / Reuters)