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Dec 8, 2021 · A long time ago Santa was landing back in the North Pole after delivering all the presents on Christmas Eve when the sleigh skidded on the ice as he landed and he nearly crashed into Mrs Claus and the elves.
Without his sleigh, Santa would have a tough time getting airborne the night before Christmas. Fortunately, elves, reindeer and technology could all be available for help, keeping St. Nick as jolly as possible.
Santa visits 5,000 homes a second! Find out about artificial intelligence. Find out about future fuels. If we also assume there’s three children in each house, that’s 233 million stops that Santa’s sleigh has to make in just one night!
On Christmas Eve, Santa Claus loads his sleigh with presents and takes off on his magical journey. He visits millions of homes around the world, delivering gifts to children who have been good throughout the year.
Dec 3, 2019 · If it’s a long straight line, Santa would have to be doing 20,000 kilometres per hour to get from one side of the line to the other, throwing presents out the side of the sleigh as he goes.
Dec 18, 2023 · It’s the most wonderful time of the year for a deep dive behind the scenes of one of science’s greatest mysteries: how does Santa’s sleigh get in the air in the first place, and how can he then cover the entirety of the world overnight?
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Dec 24, 2016 · Find out how fast Santa will be travelling and how huge his sleigh is as we investigate the practicalities of Christmas Eve.
