Olga Pratiwi

Karl Freiherr von Drais (born in Karlsruhe, 29 April 1785 - died in Karlsruhe, 10 December 1851 at the age of 66) was a noble German forest official and a significant inventor of the Biedermeier period. Drais was a prolific inventor, who invented the Laufmaschine ("running machine") also later called the velocipede, draisine (English) or draisienne (French), also known as the hobby horse or dandy horse.  This is his most famous and widely recognized invention. It incorporated the two-wheeler principle that underpinned bicycles and motorbikes and was the beginning of mechanized personal transportation. This was the earliest form of bicycle, without pedals. The reported trip from Mannheim to "Schwetzinger Relaishaus" (training inn, located in "Rheinau", today a district of Mannheim) took place on 12 June 1817 using the best street Baden.  Karl's death on his bike, the distance is about 7 kilometers (4.3 mi). The round trip is a little over an hour, but c...

  Taman Suropati is an important park in Jakarta because there are six monuments of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations. The monuments were made by each of the six founding countries of ASEAN.  The initial idea of ​​laying the monuments would be spread in Jakarta, but in the end the idea emerged to put all the monuments in one place, namely in Taman Suropati, where security is guaranteed.  The maintenance of all these historical monuments is carried out by the Jakarta Park Service. The designers of the monument are as follows:  1. Lee Kian Seng, from Malaysia, made a monument to the symbol of "Peace, Harmony and Unity"  2. Wee Beng Chong, from Singapore, made a monument to the symbol of "the Spirit of ASEAN"  3.Sunaryo, from Indonesia, made a monument to the symbol of "Peace"  4.Nonthivathn Chandhanapalin, from Thailand, made a monument to the symbol of "Brotherhood"  5.Awang HJ Latirf Aspar, from Brunei Darussalam, made a monument to the ...

  History of the existence of the Kaaba in Mecca   KA'BAH which is located in the middle of the Grand Mosque in Mecca with the shape of the building which continues the shape of a cube. The Ka'bah is a building that is used as a benchmark or qibla or direction for religious matters for Muslims around the world such as prayer. In addition, the Ka'bah is a building that must be visited or pilgrimage for Muslims during the Haj and Umrah seasons. At first, Mecca was just an empty expanse. From how far the view can see all we see is the sand struggling in the middle of the scorching heat. The flow of zam-zam water was the first to turn this arid area into a small place where a new group of Islamic world civilization started. The Ka'bah, named as Bayt al 'Atiq, is a building that was restored during the time of Prophet Ibrahim and Prophet Ismail after Prophet Ismail was in Mecca by order of Allah SWT. In the Qur'an, surah Ibrahim verse 37 that the holy site of the Ka...