Technics

UFO – Roswell Incident of the Soviet Union (Russia)

This internationally famous UFO incident took place in 1986, on January 29, at 7:55 p.m. Some have called it the Roswell Incident of the Soviet Union. The information concerning this incident was sent to us by a number of Russian ufologists. Dalnegorsk is a small mining town in the Far East of Russia. That cold January day a reddish sphere flew into... [Read more of this review]

The link between aviation and weather

Nearly half of aviation accidents occur during operations in adverse weather conditions, while 75 per cent of delays in air traffic are weather-related in high-density regions. This highlights the need for accurate and reliable weather forecasts to guarantee that air transportation is both safe and regular. This week 150 of the world’s experts meet... [Read more of this review]

Web browsing

Microsoft’s latest version of Internet Explorer (IE) is a hit but Google’s Chrome has been steadily gaining ground on the Web browsing software, according to industry figures . Chrome’s share of the browser market rose from 1.62 percent in March of last year to 5.22 percent last month, according to Net Application trend data. During... [Read more of this review]

Earthquakes…

Earthquakes triggered the deadliest disasters of the past decade and remain a major threat for millions of people worldwide who live in some of the world’s megacities, the United Nations said Thursday. A UN-backed study said nearly 60 percent of about 780,000 people killed by disasters in 2000 to 2009 died during earthquakes. But climate events... [Read more of this review]

Prophesies about the impending apocalyps

Nostradamus the famous prophet spoke of “fire that will fall from the sky.” Saint Matrona Moskovskaya of Russia predicted a cataclysm when “everything will fall through the ground.” “Everything will melt like ice,” predicted Vanga, a famous Bulgarian prophet back in 1979. Prophesies about the impending apocalypse have always existed. Different... [Read more of this review]

Free Navigation Service Ovi Maps

Nokia offers a new version of its mapping service Ovi Maps for free. The service will include turn-by-turn voice guidance for walking and driving navigation. The launch is a direct response to Google, which in October launched a new version of Google Maps Navigation for version 2.0 of its Android operating system. It combines Google Maps, Street View,... [Read more of this review]

Flares on the Sun

The Russian space solar observatory known as TESIS photographed a series of powerful flares on the Sun. Each of the subsequent flares was more powerful than the previous one. Scientists said that they could observe such strong flares more than two years ago. They believe that the Sun tries to wake up and end the long period of the minimal activity. A... [Read more of this review]

Astrologist Pavel Globa about Apocalypse in 2012

Pavel Globa astrologist are skeptical about predictions of an apocalypse that is to happen in 2012 according to the Maya calendar. Yet, he do think that new war conflicts are possible. “We cannot speak about the apocalypse, but it could be a crisis of consciousness for the Maya descendants,” said Pavel Globa, a popular Russian astrologist at a round... [Read more of this review]

Google threaten to leave China

Beijing called Thursday on the international community to cooperate in greater control of the internet, even as Google threatened to leave China after its computers were hacked from within the communist country. “All countries should take active measures to enhance the efficiency of internet governance to avoid their own problems on the internet... [Read more of this review]

A H1N1 scare was a campaign of panic.

The Council of Europe, considers that the A H1N1 scare was a “campaign of panic”, a “false pandemic”, “one of the great medicine scandals of the century” and claims that the vaccines, based on cancerous cells, spell the chilling message “there is worse to come”. For Wolfgang Wodarg, the pandemic of A H1N1, which started as Mexican Flu,... [Read more of this review]

Parental control(erotic video)

Parental controls provide parents with automated tools to help protect their children and set restrictions while using devices and services. These controls may include: alerting a parent when their child’s device leaves school, limiting their car speed to a certain maximum speed, controlling the content which the child views on a device connected... [Read more of this review]

Using your online presence – “unfriend”.

If you’re considering dipping a toe into online world, there are few things you should know. Don’t invite all your friends Most social networks (SNs) will offer to trawl your Web-based email address books and connect you with friends. Don’t let them. Not until you’ve found out how your information is treated. And whether the... [Read more of this review]

3-D TV is like, wow TV

This is supposedly the year 3-D television becomes the hot new thing: Updated sets and disc players are coming out, and 3-D cable channels are in the works. But it’s not clear the idea will reach out and grab mainstream viewers. Besides having to spring for expensive new TVs, people would have to put on awkward special glasses to give the picture... [Read more of this review]

Cellphones and Alzheimers !

A study in mice suggests using cellphones may help prevent some of the brain-wasting effects of Alzheimer’s disease, US researchers said on Wednesday. After long-term exposure to electromagnetic waves such as those used in cell phones, mice genetically altered to develop Alzheimer’s performed as well on memory and thinking skill tests as... [Read more of this review]

Telescope Kepler of outside the Solar System

The probability that there is life out there increases: NASA’s new telescope, Kepler, has discovered five giant new planets outside the Solar System. While none of them are hospitable, scientists are enthusiastic that the new equipment is working so well, adding to the possibility of completing its mission successfully: to find another Planet Earth... [Read more of this review]

The View of Naked Passengers

From now on, the US plane passengers will be “undressed.” Special services obtained equipment that will scan passengers, checking them under the clothes. Airports personnel believe that this measure would help to prevent terrorist attacks and speed up security control. The innovation was caused by an attempt of a terroristic attack on board... [Read more of this review]

Electronics Show CES in Las Vegas

Sleeker, smarter mobile phones, tablets, and netbooks will be stars (7-10 january) premier Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas, as firms bring out their latest gadgets to court the Internet crowd. While this year’s CES will be smaller due to the global economic crisis, 110,000 people are registered to attend and the number of first-time... [Read more of this review]

Cholesterol and Mans

High cholesterol level is on the top of the list among the risk factors causing fatal diseases linked to atherosclerosis. It outruns any other risk factor, including high blood pressure, smoking, obesity and diabetes. On the other hand, cholesterol is a required component contained in most of the tissue. It is vital for human existence. Cholesterol... [Read more of this review]

Santa Claus is coming to your town (video)

Santa Claus is coming to your town and NORAD is tracking him as he drops off presents around the world. The North American Aerospace Defense Command, which monitors the North American airspace, on Thursday set up an official “Santa Tracker” on its website in seven languages to find the current location and upcoming stops of Santa and his... [Read more of this review]

Climate Coup

Denmark’s abominable handling of the Climate Summit has been clear to all: the Nazi-style repression of peaceful demonstrators, the Nazi-style suspension of the Conference on its last day and subsequent re-opening at 3 a.m. of December 19 after many delegations had gone home and not one single concrete step being taken to reduce GEG emissions. Washington,... [Read more of this review]

Malaria

If any disease swept the northern hemisphere creating 243 million cases and causing 863,000 deaths in one year, the panic would be on a scale far superior to the hysteria over Influenza A H1N1. Yet because 90 per cent of the malaria cases are in Africa, the disease goes largely unreported in media circles. There is some good news…but also warnings... [Read more of this review]

Honey Prolongs Life

Honey is valued all over the world. There is a reason why the after-wedding bliss was called “honey moon,” and why we call those dear to us “honey.” Fructose and glucose, components of honey, are simple carbohydrates and therefore, are easy to digest. Honey is also rich in vitamins В 2, РР, С, В 6, К and Е, pantothenic and folic acids... [Read more of this review]

Blocked negotiations

U.N. climate talks were thrown into disarray Monday as developing countries blocked negotiations, demanding that rich countries raise their pledges for reducing greenhouse gas emissions. Representatives from developing countries said they refused to participate in any working groups at the 192-nation summit until the issue was resolved. The move was... [Read more of this review]

The new dinosaur

Newly described dinosaur fossils from New Mexico are helping scientists better understand the early development of these ancient creatures. The 6-to-12 foot-long, meat-eating creature, Tawa hallae, is described in Friday’s edition of the journal Science. The first dinosaurs developed about 230 million years ago, and T. hallae skeletons date from... [Read more of this review]

Facebook hopes…

Facebook is changing its privacy settings to give users more control over who sees the information they post on their personal pages. Beginning Wednesday, the networking Web site is taking the rare step of requiring its more than 350 million users to review and update their privacy settings. The new controls are designed to simplify the cumbersome privacy... [Read more of this review]

Warming in the climate system is unequivocal

Scientists with the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) insist that global warming is a reality despite the controversy arising from the stolen e-mails of climate scientists. Latest findings continue to support the statement that “warming in the climate system is unequivocal”, the key conclusion they made in the 2007 Climate... [Read more of this review]

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