Happy New Year 2012 to All my readers !!!

“Remain what you are. Remain same just like GOD created YOU. Do not changes as seasons change only change for GOOD and not for BAD things…? Always do GOOD to others as GOD is seeing us every moment :-) After all the events that caused you tears; here comes the new ones that will bring you cheer; Forget the past, the future is here; Let us welcome the happy New Year! I would like to wish all my Readers Happy New Year 2012. Hope this year will bring peace, Harmony and success in everyone’s Life and...

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Wants to work with Stephen Hawking? Read this Article

British physicist Stephen Hawking is looking for an assistant to travel the globe with him and help him communicate. In a week or two's time, an official ad will appear inviting applications. In the meantime, there's a heads-up that the post is soon to become available here."It is not a PhD or Post-Doc position for academics looking to study physics, but a purely technical post to allow Prof. Hawking to function within the physics community and as a public speaker," the page explains.The job will...

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WARNING: Cleverest scam hits Facebook and you may give your details !!!

Are you getting some email about Violating the facebook rules and regulation or saying that you are annoying other facebook users with warning to delete your account. If it is so please becareful and don’t give your details. A new Internet scam, dubbed the cleverest yet, is designed to steal Facebook users’ passwords and financial details by accusing them of violating the social network’s policy and threatening to delete their account. According to experts, the latest Facebook scam is among the...

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Long Mystery about Yeti’s solved :'Yeti finger' turns out to be human

Scottish scientists have analyzed the DNA of a mummified finger claimed to belong to a yeti.The finger's about three and a half inches long and blackened, with a long nail, It was recently rediscovered at the Royal College of Surgeons in London during cataloging.It was brought back from Nepal in the 1950s - smuggled out of the country with the help of actor James Stewart. It had been removed from what's known as the Pangboche Hand, claimed to be the hand of a yeti, and kept in a temple.An artist's...

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Device mimicking retinal circuits could help blind see

Can You Challenge the nature? The answer will be no but there are chances for the blind people to see. A novel device that mimics the action of retinal circuits could, within a decade, help the blind see.Sheila Nirenberg, professor of neuroscience at Cornell University, US, told a San Diego seminar that her device "mimics the action of the front end circuitry of the retina", (especially when they die of disease), enabling images to be fired to the brain once more.Eye So far, the device has only...

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Scientists can now read our minds!!!

Do you believe that some one can read what are you thinking about? If not Reading mind is not far away if the research will go on right way. It may seem like something from a science fiction but scientists claim they have found a way to read the human mind. Researchers at University of California-Los Angeles have developed what they call 'brain reading' method that uses past history to determine future cognitive patterns and thought process, the Daily Mail reported.The researchers compare the results...

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China unveils new super-speed train that can hit 300mph (... 100mph quicker than its bullet trains)

According to Dailymail.co.uk , China has produced a super-rapid test train capable of traveling at speeds of up to 300 miles per hour - 100mph faster than the current record-holder.The train, made from plastic materials reinforced with carbon fibre, is designed to resemble an ancient Chinese sword and 'will provide useful reference for current high-speed railway operations', according to train expert Shen Zhiyun.Earlier this year, the Communist regime unveiled its fastest operational locomotive...

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Artificial intestines come closer to reality

A new artificial intestine developed in a laboratory using collagen and stem cells, is expected to soon help treat people suffering from acute bowel disorders.A team of researchers has created a tiny artificial intestine in the lab and they aim at scaling the tube up within three years so that it can be tested in human trials.“We’re going to be taking these and inserting them into animals to see if it actually works,” Discovery News quoted John March, an assistant professor of biological and environmental...

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Do You Believe?: Male spiders sacrifice their lives for kids' health

What can you do for your offspring? Buy some expensive gift? Put them in good school? But Can you let your life go for your off spring? I guess no but Research has revealed that Male spiders sacrifice their lives for the health of their offspring, by letting their mates eat them after sex, a new study has revealed. Sexual cannibalism is the act of one partner eating the other after sex. In the orb-web spider Argiope bruennichi, the female tries to grab and wrap up the male at the onset of mating...

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Great space ball mystery SOLVED: Metal sphere that crashed to Earth in Namibian desert is a fuel tank from an unmanned rocket

Fewdays back it was a mystery for everyone but now it is solved as  the mysterious metal sphere fell to the ground in a remote area of northern Namibia has now been identified as a hydrazine tank from an unknown  rocket, commonly used in satellite launches. When the 13lbs, 14 inch ball smashed to earth in mid- November it sparked a national security issue with the Namibian authorities asking NASA for help in identifying it.Adrian Chen of Gawker reported that it was most likely a fuel...

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Google planning to launch 'wearable computer'?

Google is reportedly developing computer glasses with a “heads up display” that would allow people to use the Internet out in the real world.According to a New York Times report, the “Google Goggles” are designed as augmented reality devices that send information back to an Android smartphone attached the users’ clothing or body.9to5Google’s specialist Seth Weintrub said that the latest prototype looks similar to thick-rimmed glasses but provides “a display with a heads up computer interface”.“There...

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Prince Philip taken to hospital with chest pains and treated for a blocked coronary artery

The Duke of Edinburgh popularly know as Prince Philip and husband of Queen Elizabeth  was last night under surveillance in the world-famous Papworth Hospital after emergency surgery for a blocked coronary artery.The 90-year-old royal was flown to the specialist cardiothoracic unit, near Cambridge, in a RAF search and rescue helicopter after being taken ill at Sandringham with serious chest pains.After ‘precautionary’ tests, Philip underwent what was described as a ‘minimally invasive procedure’...

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'UFO cloud' spotted floating over UK: Dazzling picture of rare formation

Captured on a crisp winter sky these dazzling clouds look nothing like their normal fluffy white counterpart.Known by experts as the Altocumulus Lenticularis, but dubbed the UFO cloud by many, this formation was spotted above Farsley in West Yorkshireyesterday.And although incredibly rare in the UK the clouds are a common sighting in the Himalayas, Andes and Rocky Mountains.The clouds are formed by stable but moist air which has travelled across the Pennines, causing a standing wave to become established.Lenticular...

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The mystery ball from space: Experts baffled by metal sphere that crashed to Earth in remote area of Namibia

According to daily mail.co.uk a mysterious ball that looks like a prop from a science fiction film - and nobody can explain where it came from.Police have been left baffled after a strange metal sphere fell to the ground in a remote area of northern Namibia, Africa.It weighs around 13lbs, has a diameter of 14 inches and its rough surface looks like ‘two halves welded together’, said police forensics director Paul Ludik.The baffling metal sphere, pictured made a crater 12 inches deep where it fellWhen...

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dengue infection for the second time hits harder and may lead to fatal!!!

Are you once affected by Dengue fever? If yes you need to be cautious as the Dengue fever of second time may be fatal and you may loss your life. An international team of researchers has for the first time pulled apart the mechanism behind changing dengue virus genetics and dynamics of host immunity.One of the most vexing challenges in the battle against dengue virus, a mosquito-borne virus responsible for 50-100 million infections every year, is that getting infected once can put people at greater...

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IBM predicts 'mind-controlled' PCs within five years

Do you wish something to be done by your gadget? Doest it follow your mind? Not now but Gadget can follow your thoughts and work according to your thoughts. It will be possible as Technology Company IBM predicts that mind-controlled computers will be on the market within five years.Apple, Google and Microsoft are already investigating voice-controlled gadgets - or gadgets controlled by moving your body in front of a camera. But IBM thinks the tech giants might be a little shortsighted."Mind-reading...

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Nasa space telescope finds 'twin' of Earth orbiting a distant Sun-like star

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Brazilian baby 'born healthy with two heads... and both are suckling mother's breasts'

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Apple, Google working on wearable devices

You have Iphone Ipad and the entire gadget which are in market. What are you dreaming of now? May be some of you are dreaming about some wearable gadget. If you are expecting for that you don’t have to wait long!!!Apple and Google are working on wearable technology that would send data to their smartphones, US media reported Monday.Logo of appleResearchers in Google's secret Google X lab, a facility where Google is reportedly working on projects pertaining to future technologies, have begun working...

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dustbin-sized camera that captures speed of light is about to be available !!!

A super-fast camera, which is the size of a dustbin, is capable of capturing the speed of light, a new study including Indian origin researcher has revealed.The camera can show a bullet-shaped pulse of light travelling from one end of a laboratory flask to another in a fraction of a second but Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) said that it would take some time for the camera to be commercially available.Researchers at MIT’s ‘blue-sky science’ think tank envision that super-fast photography...

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New Loadshedding Schedule of Nepal !!!!(effective from december 20 2011, 5th of poush 2068)

New Load-shedding Sched...

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Saudi prince buys chunk of Twitter

Saudi billionaire Prince Alwaleed bin Talal has taken a $300 million stake in Twitter through his Kingdom Holding Company investment firm.With Twitter valued at around $8 billion in total, the investment represents a 3.75 percent stake. The prince says tha the deal is the culmination of several months of negotiations.Saudi Prince Alwaleed Bin Talal "Our investment in Twitter reaffirms our ability in identifying suitable opportunities to invest in promising, high-growth businesses with a global...

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