Me and Dom’s Dribble Around the World By Murray Grayston Feat. Dominique Malonga.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Unit 2 Wish you were there

Advertisements

Where In the World is It? Around the world in 30 minutes.

Cho, Yongju. In Bed Arrival to AIINS World Go to AIINS World My schedule Sightseeing Watching a Movie To Comics Museum The End of the Day.

Before I left home Before I left home Bohyung Flat Traveller Bohyung Flat Traveller 9 story wooden tower from Shilla of old Korea.

The Ancient 7 Wonders of the World. Temple of Artemis Then Now.

Statues and Monuments You need to know. Dome of the Rock (Jerusalem)

Famous Landmarks from around the world. The Eiffel Tower The Eiffel Tower is in France The Eiffel Tower has had more than 200 million visitors!

So different. too old so long because of him.

Can You Name This Continent???

Landmarks and Relative Location

Distance Time Graphs Arithmetic Distance, time graphs. 1.The graph shows the journey of a cyclist who travelled between two towns 40 miles apart. Using.

100 Most Common Words.

Where I Want To Travel Internationally

PART 1 Task 1A – World Regions Instructions: Using the map provided, create a key and shade the different world regions below 1.Americas (North and South.

Cruising the Continents Historical Landmarks Native Plants and Animals.

OBJECTIVE SOLVE PROBLEMS INVOLVING UNIFORM MOTION Uniform Motion Round Trip.

By Elahson and Jae Mrs.Morrison’s Class

Christian W. Brown. Get up and try to find someone who… has never been to America has been to New York city likes to drive long distances (1000km+) has.

Paris, France London, England Hong Kong, China.

By Dan Man ~ Rules ~ Each team starts with 5 lives. There are 30 questions. The winner is the last team alive or the team with the most lives.

Andrew - Barbara Christopher - David Eric - Frank Subject Matter.

Man-Made Structures of the World Let’s take a trip around the world and see some amazing structures! See how many you can recognize!

Famous Landmarks from around the world

MY SEVEN WONDERS OF THE WORLD By: Andi Dërguti Teacher: Kranare Lleshi V/3.

There is a proposed revision of the Seven Wonders of the World, organized by New Open World Corporation (NOWC). To be included on the new list, the.

HUMANITY CREATIONS TRAVEL WORLD Education is the transmission of civilization. Will Durant.

Understanding Europe- A Cultural Mosaic By: Ms. Refkin.

Landmarks to Know. Pyramids of Giza Giza, Egypt Empire State Building New York, New York.

Cailey Doran Lindsay Tomlinson AROUND THE WORLD. As part of a scrapbook of our travelling experience, each of our images will include an artistic filter.

THE WORLD  It is the biggest city in the USA, but it isn’t the capital of the country.  But New York is one of the world’s most important business.

1 What and Where in the World Am I?. 2 Statue of Liberty New York 3.

Lesson 22 Travel on the Internet Class 1,Grade 8 Teacher :Chen Xuni.

HELLO!. What a wonderful world! “A card from…” (Agenda) 1.Warm-Up. 2.Revising “Traveling, sights, weather”. 3.Let’s sing! “One small.

HELLO CLASS! -LET’S BE AWESOME!  NAMETAGS OUT!  BE RESPECTFUL!  RAISE YOUR HAND!  SMILE!

Latitude and Longitude Notes

 How many places can you see?  Can you tell us the name and the county of the place ?

Speed vs Velocity. Learning Target I can explain the difference between speed and velocity. I can explain the difference between speed and velocity.

TRAVELING Traveling and Culture. Study the maps Names of countries are different in Chinese and you must learn the names of countries so that you can.

Earth Hour What is it? 1 МБОУ КСОШ № 13 Г. Новый Уренгой Хиль О. А.

The Seven Wonders By: Jennifer Parra Period. 5. Niagara Falls Niagara Falls is located along the Canadian and United States border. The Niagara table.

THE EIFFEL TOWER FRANCE ROMANTIC. WATERFALLS ARC DE TRIOMPH THE ARC OF TRIUMPH.

Welcome to the unit. Sidney Opera House London Bridge the Statue of Liberty the Pyramid and Sphinx the Eiffel Tower the Great Wall the Taj Mahal the Windmill.

Wonders of the World Natural and Man-Made. Seven Natural Wonders of the World These are found all over the World in different continents Aurora Borealis.

Famous Landmarks Photo Quiz For each question, name the country that the landmark can be found in.

Aina Planisi Arbona Science and English 5è Primary Education.

The 1st of December.

TRAVEL AROUND THE WORLD

FAMOUS LANDMARKS AROUND THE WORLD

1. If you travel at 10mph for 1 hour, how far do you travel?

35 Most Amazing Landmarks of the World

Be amazed by fabulous faCTS

World Landmarks #2.

Unit 4 Lesson 8 Cultural Landscapes

Iguazu Falls, Argentina

Latitude and Longitude

Learning Objective: To know how our locality is linked to other places To be able to use an atlas To be able to describe patterns on a map Title: How.

FaMouS LANDMARKS IN THE WORLD

Latitude and Longitude

Culture Around the World.

Do you know any famous places?

Unit4 Have a Safe Trip! Please refer to page 32.

Shed: “Home Sweet Home” View a video stimulus in discussion of key

Around the world in 30 minutes

World Landmarks Lots of countries have famous landmarks. Let’s take a trip around the world and see some of them. CQuigley 2019.

Presentation transcript:

Me and Dom’s Dribble Around the World By Murray Grayston Feat. Dominique Malonga

Dom’s Dribbling Pace Dominique Malonga dribbles at roughly 6 m/s (when rounded). This is 21.6 km/h. I know this as in the below video he dribbles ¾ of Hibs, 77m, in 13 seconds and bangs one in against Aberdeen. Please not all times rounded to nearest hour.

The Story… So Dominque Malonga and I decided to see how long it would take him to dribble around the world with me, visiting landmarks in several different countries. We started off at Dom’s home ground Easter Road.

First of all we went to Buckingham Palace England, which was 665km away. t = d/t = 665 / 21.6 = 31hrs (to nearest hour)

Then we went to the Eiffel Tower in France, this was 459km away. t = d/t = 459 / 21.6 = 21hrs (to nearest hour)

Next came a trip to the Taj Mahal in India, this was 6,755km away. t = d/t = 6,755 / 21.6 = 313hrs (to nearest hour)

After that we took a trip to the opera house in Sydney, this was 10,260km away. t = d/t = 10,260 / 21.6 = 475hrs

Then we decided to go to Antarctica, this was 5,480km away. t = d/t = 5,480 / 21.6 = 254hrs

The next place we went to was Madagascar, this was 7,907km away. t = d/t = 7,907 / 21.6 = 366hrs (to nearest hour)

Then we went to the Sahara Desert, this was 5,221km away. t = d/t = 5,221 / 21.6 = 242hrs (to nearest hour)

After this we went to the Christ the redeemer statue in Rio de Janeiro, this was 9,039km away. t = d/t = 9,039 / 21.6 = 418hrs (to nearest hour)

After this we went to New York to visit the Empire State building, this was 7,757km away. t = d/t = 7,757 / 21.6 = 359hrs (to nearest hour)

After this we took a short trip across the city to the statue of Liberty, this was 7km away. t = d/t = 7 / 21.6 = 0.3hrs = 18 minutes

The last place we visited was the Icelandic Volcano, this was 4,305 km away. t = d/t = 4,305 / 21.6 = 199hrs

Then we went back home to Easter road, this was 1,247 km away. t = d/t = 1,247 / 21.6 = 58hrs

Summary In total Dom and I travelled 59,102 km, visited 12 different places and visited all 7 continents in the world. This took around 2736 hours and 18 minutes. This is just over 114 days. We had a ball of a time! Here is a map showing where we visited.