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Friday, March 16, 2012
The Moon History From 4.5 Billion Years Until Now
How the Moon looks like last 4.5 billion years ago, and what are the circumstances that happened in along these old years until now. This is what the NASA trying to answer. NASA created an evaluation of the Moon from 4.5 Billion years ago until now. Thanks to NASA's Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter, we now have a better look at some of the moon's history.
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Many other questions remain. For instance, scientists still don't understand why the crust is thicker on one side, or what the Moon's volcanic history is. Lunar Prospector will attempt to answer some of the lingering questions scientists have about the Moon and its history. via
And the have put a theory that the most events happened were a large objects impact the Moon and form this formation.
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Thursday, March 15, 2012
Stunning Japanese Dancing Using Lighting Suit
Japan. This name hold between it's letter a lot of meanings specially the using of Technology. It's really an incredible country. Here in this video you will see a new dancing method using the light technology, and the most stunning thing in this video is the synchronous of light movements and timing. We all know the types of dancing, but what if we mix this type with a new thing? It will really give us a new incredible felling when watching it.
These dancers wearing a light suit and controlled by someone who know when the light of someone suit will be off and on.
Nothing is incredible if we just think about anything and just trying to do it. A new and nontraditional thing will be the result of this idea and this is what will you see in this amazing video. Go a head and have fun with your time.
Tuesday, March 13, 2012
Incredible Experiment, The Physics Is Really A Magic
Hi, We have studied in our schools and universities some of the Physics topics and it's depends of course on the nature rules, but the most incredible thing is to know these nature rules and employing them in somethings that help the whole world.
Here in this experiment the students try to watch the result of the air pressure rules . Erst they heating a 55 gallon steel drum then putting it in the iced water. Its been done before but its always fun to watch.
The most amazing thing in this video that the girl is disturbing because the experiment didn't work at first but after trying to cooling the drum a crash was happened. Go a head and watch this video . Sunday, March 11, 2012
The Most Surprise Moments, The Toilet Boardroom Prank
Welcome back and today I searched for a funny video and I hope to you a funny moments. Imagine that you are going to a toilet in the street and when you are finished you open the door of the toilet to go out but you are in a Boardroom. It's really a funny moments that let you shock.
Go a head and I hope to you a very funny moments with this video :)
Go a head and I hope to you a very funny moments with this video :)
Saturday, March 10, 2012
The Scale Of The Universe Is Larger Than We Imagine
Friday, March 9, 2012
Mercedes Invent a Hidden Car
Mercedes company is really great. When they want to do anything they do it. Here you will see an invisible car invented by Mercedes. This is an promotion for the new fuel cell vehicle instead of placing it squarely in front of everyone in the world . It is a nature friendly, it emission 0.0%. I can't describe how the car is great instead you can go ahead and watch this incredible video
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