Innovation happens in the countries, that emphasize on Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Mathematic skills. In other words, to mark this day we celebrate National STEM/STEAM day, every year on November 8. Likewise, one of the greatest innovation of human kind is the discovery X-Ray. And the National X-Ray day is also celebrated on November 8, every year.
Reading this article, enjoy a cup of cappuccino to embark National Cappuccino day, also celebrated on November 8.
World Radiology Day
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An incredible discovery that changed our view on the way we look at the human anatomy. X-Ray day celebrates the discovery of Wilhelm Röntgen, the man who made it possible. As a result, he became one of the most important men in medical history.
History
Little does people know that X-Ray got discovered by accident. The energy waves of electromagnetism, with an incredibly short wave length. So, it work in almost the same manner as the light rays do. However, to be precise, one thousand times diminished than that of light rays.
How to Celebrate
Think about all the ways in which x-ray has helped us in the modern times. Above all, detecting problems in human body to it’s use in the security of airports and subways. This is how we can celebrate National x-ray day.
National Stem Day
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To encourage children in science, technology, engineering, art and mathematic skills, we celebrate STEM/STEAM day. So, every year we celebrate this day on November 8. With a huge digital changes and development in technology, demand for STEM skills would be huge. As a result, it becomes important to get children interested in Math and Science from young age. Education regarding STEM subjects, help push society foreword. Meanwhile, academic programs in STEM subjects, seek out fun and interesting ways to teach students about them.
History
In early 2000s, studies showed that the U.S. students could not achieve the STEM disciplines at the same rate as students of the other countries. As a result, the country could not compete in the global economy. Thus, educators started paying more attention on STEM skill development and on education. As the growth of U.S. seemed to rely upon it. In conclusion, America’s STEM jobs began to prosper in early twenty-first century and growth of non-STEM jobs tripled.
How to celebrate
Many of your favorite activities can possibly have their roots liked to STEM subjects. For example, solving sudoku, start-gazing, painting and even computer gaming. You can brush up on you STEM skills from some of the world’s greatest institutions. Many of which are free of cost.
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Prepared with steamed milk foam and double espresso. Cappuccino, one of the most liked beverages of people across the world. People all around the world celebrate this day on November 8. Coffee has always brought people closer. Shared among loved ones or across the conference table, coffee has its own way of drawing the crowd.
History
After the Battle of Vienna in 1683, an Italian monk had created the first cup of cappuccino. Although, they got their real start in 1805 in Viennese coffee houses. Espresso popularized with the invention of espresso machines. So, the popularity of espresso machine spread beyond Italy after world war two.
How to Celebrate
Brew it up! Call over a friend or share a cappuccino with your love to celebrate National Cappuccino Day. On the other hand, do not get fooled by this fancy name. Get yourself an espresso machine and you are good to go. Make hot and steamy Cappuccinos and celebrate this day. So steam some milk and brew some espresso, and post your frothy artwork and enjoy the day!
