Serengeti (serengeti) and Safari (safari) mean?

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Serengeti (serengeti) and Safari (safari) mean?

Today, that means ‘trip’ in Swahili, look in Safari.

Safari (safari) in Swahili means ‘trip’.

The Swahili language most widely used in East Africa in the country of  Tanzania, Kenya, Uganda, Rwanda, Uganda and Mozambique are used.

On expedition trip up to hunt in East Africa Safari said, (safari) that drove wild animals in zoo, or other wildlife in Africa these days. Being used more as see.

Then the Serengeti What do you mean?
The name of the Serengeti for Africa (serengeti), the Maasais African soil, with endless grasslands, which means in the language.
Southwest Tanzania in western Kenya over 30 species of herbivores, as a land where more than 30,000 km ² More than 500 species of birds is said to be a place to live with.That 75 percent of southern Tanzania's Serengeti in Kenya, and the remaining 25 percent are within the border said.
Serengeti Plains in the dry season of May every year to those animals inhabiting the Kenya Masai, say a mass exodus to the grasslands near Lake Victoria marana.
Serengeti National Park is located on a mass exodus of many tourists visit here in order to do a safari?

Whats is hPa(hectopascal) mean?

The 2018 was produced in the June 29 issue.

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The correct answer of the rainy season diary is hPa. 
hPa stands for hectopascal (hectopascal). 
Originally, meteorologists used Miliba as a meteorological unit and since 1 July 1984 the World Meteorological Organization has changed its SI derivative Pascal (symbol Pa) to pressure. One Pascal corresponds to the pressure of one Newton per square meter. Meteorologists are accustomed to the old (mbar) millibars It is said that the most commonly used unit is the Hapo Pascal (hPa).




1 hecto pascal (hPa) = 100 Pa = 1 mbar
1 kilo Pascal (kPa) = 1,000 Pa = 10 hPa
1 megapascal (MPa) = 1,000,000 hPa

So let's see how Hokka Pascal (hPa) is used. Here is an article from a notched news.

[Notched News. August 2012 article] What is the most powerful typhoon in human history?
It is the typhoon tip (TIP) that occurred on October 4, 1979 after the weather observation.
The central air pressure is 870 hectopascals (hpa), the lowest in typhoon observations.
The lower the hpa is, the higher the power is, and if it is below 950ha, it is classified as a strong typhoon.
For reference, the most powerful typhoon on the Korean peninsula since the 100th year was the 'cicada' at 910hpa.
The tip's maximum wind speed is 85 m / s and its diameter is 1,850 km, both record highs.
The diameter of the typhoon is nearly half the size of the US mainland, nearly twice the previous record of 1,130 kilometers in August 1951, the typhoon Marge.
Compared with the maximum wind speed of typhoon cicadas at 55 m / s and 1000 km / h, the strength and size of the tip can be guessed. The cicadas are out of the top 100 in the ranking of power of the previous typhoon.