Are Robot Stretchers Reliable?

The question is, “Are robot stretchers reliable?”

In September 2017, we learnt that BAE Systems had designed a robot stretcher that can remove a wounded soldier from the battlefield.

This electric powered vehicle is unmanned, driven remotely by wireless remote control.

Eventually it will be fitted with artificial intelligence, like a GPS I suppose. This will allow the vehicle to navigate the battlefield, surprisingly all on its own.

So, how reliable will these robot stretchers be?

For with any electrical item this too will need charging, but if someone forgets to charge it, that’s going to be a problem.

It’s also a problem if it runs over a landmine and can’t finish its rescue mission, or worse still if this was to happen when its carrying a wounded soldier.

In the future, they plan to fit it with bomb disposal equipment, cameras for missions, or even a machine gun.

So, with regard to all of the above, how can they prevent the programme from being corrupted or worse still, controlled by a different remote handler that gets onto the same frequency?

But hey, I’m no expert, what do you think?

Author: Charmain Ingleton

My No No No Day

I read the children’s book called, ‘My No No No Day.’  

This children’s book was written and illustrated by Rebecca Patterson.

It’s a delightful children’s picture book that tells the tale of a little girl named Bella that’s having a very bad day.

When Bella wakes up and finds her little brother in her room it puts her in a bad mood.

Her poor mum has to cope with Bella’s bad behavior during breakfast, at the supermarket, coming home from school and even when guests come over.

Bella’s bad mood continues up until bedtime, then during a bedtime reading she apologizes to her mum for being bad.

Reflecting back; Bella tried to get her own way, by screaming, shouting or being loud, however, her mum was having none of it, and so by speaking quietly to her child and ignoring her shouting pleas it slightly diffused the situation.

Great parenting skills I say, for at least there was a happy ending.

So, why not read the book or watch it on YouTube, then you can tell me what you think.

Author: Charmain Ingleton

Andy Go Joe and The Scary Halloween Party

"Andy Go Joe and The Scary Halloween Party," is a fantastic new children's Halloween eBook available now on Amazon.

Written by Charmain Ingleton for children aged 6-8 years, with creative scary illustrations

 by Severino Ribecca.

Meet Andy Go Joe and his friends, James, Patricia, Peter and Simon.

They’re having fun at the scary Halloween party, but when the lights suddenly go out and two of the friends go missing, it turns into a scary Halloween adventure!

To find out what happened next why not follow the Amazon link to download this scary children’s picture eBook.

 Andy Go Joe and The Scary Halloween Party

 www.charmainingleton.uk 

Are Alien’s Communicating With Us?

The question is, “Are alien’s communicating with us?”

In August 2017, some strange signals were picked up from a distant galaxy that astronomers labelled FRB 121102.

These short fast radio bursts commonly known as FRBs had first been detected in 2001, and then again in 2015.

However, the experts claim they have no idea of what’s actually causing them.

All they know is that these radio signals are powerful and super-fast and come from a distant corner of the universe.

Currently all the experts can do is keep monitoring them.

So, is it possible that these signals are meant for other aliens?

It could be a galactic welcome or a warning not to land on their world?

For I believe alien technology is so much more advanced than ours, that if they truly wanted to get in touch with us it wouldn’t be through a short radio burst.

But hey, I’m no astronomer, what do you think?

Author: Charmain Ingleton

A Fish Out Of Water

I read the children’s book called, ‘A Fish Out of Water.’

This children’s book was written by Helen Palmer, with illustrations by P.D. Eastman.

It’s a delightful children’s picture book that tells the tale of a boy and his fish called Otto.

When the boy buys a fish from Mr Carp he’s told how to feed it.

“One spot of food and no more.”

However, the boy doesn’t listen to Mr Carps wise words and after giving Otto more food he begins to grow bigger and bigger.

Now Otto’s enormous and too big for the house too.

What will the boy do?

To find out what happens to Otto, why not read the book or watch it on YouTube.

I can tell you that it has an interesting ending.

So, read it or watch it, then you can tell me what you think and remember don’t overfeed your fish, or the same might happen to you.

This is a great story that young children will like. 

Author: Charmain Ingleton

Can Galaxies Collide?

The question is, “Can Galaxies Collide?”

I read an article that stated there was a galaxy called 0402+379, 750 million light years away that has two super-massive black holes.

It’s believed they’re going to merge.

When this happens, it could show the course of what will happen in several billion years from now.

For both our galaxy the Milky Way and the Andromeda galaxy, both with black holes are also set on a collision course.

So, where will this leave Earth?

Could Earth be destroyed or move into a black hole within another galaxy?

Also, what will happen to the Sun, will it follow?

Who knows, fortunately, I won’t be here in a billion years to find out.

But as our planet is continuously abused by air pollution, chemical spraying, fracking and the destruction to our planet’s surface, will Earth even be here to witness it. 

I fear not.

But hey, I’m no Astronomer, what do you think?

Author: Charmain Ingleton

www.charmainingleton.uk