Archive for July, 2009

Artificial Brain -Is it possible?

Artificial Brain -Is it possible?

Why not say scientists, they even said that in 10 years we might have functional brain that could help millions of people with brain diseases and mental illnesses around the world. Artificial Intelligence (AI) is the subfield of Computer Science devoted to developing programs that enable computers to display behavior that can (broadly) be characterized as intelligent. Most research in AI is devoted [...]
How ocean currents can generate renewable energy

How ocean currents can generate renewable energy

A team of scientists at Florida Atlantic University are working on a project to generate renewable energy using ocean currents. When the project is completed, it is expected to supply Florida with 1/3 of its energy and power 3-7 million homes. Embedded video from CNN Video
Wireless Electricity Coming Soon

Wireless Electricity Coming Soon

Our 40 inch TV at the living room is hooked up with tons of entertainment gadgets, our PS2, WII, DVD player, and the VHS are connected to it. You can images how they look behind the TV, not so good. But an electric company called Witricity based in the United States developed a new line of technology that will allow us in the future to power up our TVs without any wires. “Welcome to the world of [...]
Born into the wrong body – Why people do it?

Born into the wrong body – Why people do it?

Guest host Dr. Drew Pinsky talks with men and women who have undergone gender transitions and why they chose to do it. CNN report What Do You Think? Embedded video from CNN Video
Hubble telescope captures the first rare Jupiter collision

Hubble telescope captures the first rare Jupiter collision

NASA released the first of its kind images of the rare Jupiter collision taken by the world largest and most inventive telescopes in the world “Hubble Telescope.” The collision occurred last Sunday by comet or meteoroid and caused a clear black spot on the southern hemisphere of the planet. The images I posted last week showed the spot, but it was taken from Earth. This one however, taken [...]
A comet or meteoroid hits Jupiter

A comet or meteoroid hits Jupiter

We wouldn’t be living here now without our savior Jupiter; it acts as a shield on our planet earth and protects it from comets impacts and other unknown objects like the one back in 1994 and the impact that happened last Sunday 2009. We have to be thankful for Jupiter for saving our planet from these unknown objects that coming from outer space “The solar system would have been a very dangerous [...]
The Longest eclipse of the 21st century time – July 22 2009

The Longest eclipse of the 21st century time – July 22 2009

On Wednesday, 2009 July 22, a total eclipse of the Sun is visible from within a narrow corridor that traverses half of Earth. The path of the Moon’s umbral shadow begins in India and crosses through Nepal, Bangladesh, Bhutan, Myanmar and China. After leaving mainland Asia, the path crosses Japan’s Ryukyu Islands and curves southeast through the Pacific Ocean where the maximum duration of [...]
Moon Landing Hoax Apollo 11 – Fake Landing Explained

Moon Landing Hoax Apollo 11 – Fake Landing Explained

Since the first time human set the first foot on the moon, people from all over the world had doubts and questions about the claimed landing. NASA has provided us with many pictures taken when astronaut Neil Armstrong became the first human to set foot on the moon 40 years ago. Many scientists said that Apollo 11 landing was absolutely total fake, because you can tell from the pictures that there are [...]
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