SQUARE WATERMELONS YUMMY

In Japan they have square watermelons. They get square watermelons by growing them inside of square glass cases. That way they can fit easily into a refrigerator, and you can stack things on them. Square watermelons are expensive though (10,000 yen or about $82). Compare that to regular round watermelons which cost about $15-20 in Japan.KEEP SHARING

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The Fiber Optics Bedspread Creates a Soothing Glow!!

Made using fiber optics technology, the Fiber Optics Bedspread makes your bed glow in the dark.

Completely safe to use, this bedspread will not get warm so there is no threat of it overheating, and it is powered by a very low voltage, 4.5 Volts, so there is no danger of being electrocuted while using it. The fiber optics are embedded into the fabric of the bedspread, sending out a soothing illumination all along the length of the fibers. The attractive light adds a surreal glow to your room and is completely unobtrusive, so it can be used instead of a night light to help you sleep.

OMG THAT MUCH GOLD

original pic of gold reserve of england's bank

 This is What $315-Billion Worth of Gold Looks Like:Inside a vault owned by the Bank of England, official gold reserves of the United Kingdom and many other countries.

THE BRAIN HOW MUCH YOU KNOW ABOUT IT

 

The brain

1.80% of the brain is
water.This means that it
is important that you
remain properly hydrated

for the sake of your mind.

2.Our brain is more active
at night as compared to
day

THE BABY MUMMY FOUNDED

The Mummy Baby: 6500 Years old Peruvian Child Mummy:

This Peruvian child mummy, known as the "Detmold Child," has been radiocarbon dated to 4504-4457 B.C. more than 3,000 years before the birth of King Tut. The child, which was about 10 months old when it died, naturally mummified in the hot, arid desert environment.

More than 6,500 years ago in Peru, this tiny baby's brief battle for life finally came to an end. The child, no more than 10 months old, had a serious heart defect and suffered from growth problems.

After contracting pneumonia and then suffering circulation failure the sick child died and was wrapped in linen and buried with an amulet hung around its neck.

Keyboard MAde IN China awesome but weird

Keyboards in China..!!

Keyboards in China..

Chinese peoples are always Technologies spreader and enhancers i guess 

that is why they introduce a weird but awesome thing that is shown in the pic below

KRUBERA CAVE . awesome dude

Krubera Cave - The World's Deepest Cave !!!!

Here's a mind-blowing look at Krubera Cave, the world's deepest cave. This natural wonder "plunges 7,188 feet (2,191 m) into the depths of the Arabika Massif, a limestone formation dating back to the Age of Dinosaurs."

It is located in the Arabika Massif of the Gagrinsky Range of the Western Caucasus, in the Gagra district of Abkhazia, Georgia.

FULL MOON NAMES BY MONTH

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Full moon names by month
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: January: Old Moon, or Moon After Yule
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February: Snow Moon, Hunger Moon, or Wolf Moon

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March: Sap Moon, Crow Moon, or Lenten Moon
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April: Grass Moon, or Egg Moon

EINSTEIN THE GREATEST SCIENTIST's Brain

Not your average brain? Left and right views of Einstein's brain, taken shortly after his death by medical examiner Thomas Harvey.

Credit: Brain (2012)/National Museum of Health and Medicine (See Below)

Albert Einstein is widely regarded as a genius, but how did he get that way? Many researchers have assumed that it took a very special brain to come up with the theory of relativity and other stunning insights that form the foundation of modern physics. A study of 14 newly discovered photographs of Einstein's brain, which was preserved for study after his death, concludes that the brain was indeed highly unusual in many ways. But researchers still don't know exactly how the brain's extra folds and convolutions translated into Einstein's amazing abilities.

The story of Einstein's brain is a long saga that began in 1955 when the Nobel Prize-winning physicist died in Princeton, New Jersey, at age 76. His son Hans Albert and executor Otto Nathan gave the examining pathologist, Thomas Harvey, permission to preserve the brain for scientific study. Harvey photographed the brain and then cut it into 240 blocks, which were embedded in a resinlike substance. He cut the blocks into as many as 2000 thin sections for microscopic study, and in subsequent years distributed microscopic slides and photographs of the brain to at least 18 researchers around the world. With the exception of the slides that Harvey kept for himself, no one is sure where the specimens are now, and many of them have probably been lost as researchers retired or died.

Over the decades, only six peer-reviewed publications resulted from these widely scattered materials. Some of these studies did find interesting features in Einstein's brain, including a greater density of neurons in some parts of the brain and a higher than usual ratio of glia (cells that help neurons transmit nerve impulses) to neurons. Two studies of the brain's gross anatomy, including one published in 2009 by anthropologist Dean Falk of Florida State University in Tallahassee, found that Einstein's parietal lobes—possibly linked to his remarkable ability to conceptualize physics problems—had a very unusual pattern of grooves and ridges.

Sky wi-fi digital smartpen by livescribe

Sky wi-fi digital smartpen by livescribe

the 'sky wi-fi smartpen' from livescribe records everything users write and hear in real-time. by capturing notes, ideas and diagrams,
the device then wirelessly syncs the information to a personal online account, which then can be accessed with mac, windows, iOS,
and android units. designed to playback high-quality audio and recordings, users can revisit specific sketches or notes from lectures,
meetings or presentations at a later time.

Branch Earphone Splitter...

Branch Earphone Splitter...

Share music with others using this three-way earphone splitter shaped like a tree branch. The Branch Earphone Splitter by Kikkerland, can be plugged to any standard 3.5 headphone jack and will split the signal into three so you would be able to share what you are playing on your portable device (mp3 player, iPhone, etc) with other people. Alternatively you can use it to hook multiple powered speakers to a single audio source. The Branch Earphone Splitter also comes with a removable cap that can be used to hang it your keyring.

HOW TO READ BAR CODES...(everyone must know)

ALWAYS READ THE LABELS ON THE FOODS YOU BUY--NO MATTER WHAT THE FRONT OF THE BOX OR PACKAGE SAYS, TURN IT OVER AND READ THE BACK---CAREFULLY!

With all the food and pet products now coming from ...See MoreHOW TO READ BAR CODES...(everyone must know)

ALWAYS READ THE LABELS ON THE FOODS YOU BUY--NO MATTER WHAT THE FRONT OF THE BOX OR PACKAGE SAYS, TURN IT OVER AND READ THE BACK---CAREFULLY!

With all the food and pet products now coming from China, it is best to make sure you read label at the supermarket and especially when buying food products. Many products no longer show where they were made, only give where the distributor is located. The whole world is concerned about China-made "black-hearted goods". Can you differentiate which one is made in Taiwan or China ? The world is also concerned about GMO (Genetically Modified Organism) foods; steroid fed animals (ex: 45 days old

broiler chicken). It is important to read the bar code to track its origin. How to read Bar

CREATIVITY UNLEASHED

Never thought a plastic spoon could do this!

Never thought a plastic spoon could do this!
hey guys its so amazing that you cant stop to say
hey who made it .
its awesome man i am shocked to know a spoon bottled bulb could be soo amazing.

This Slingshot Spy-Pistol Is Fit for a 007 Agent

FULL FB CODES : IN CHAT BOX TYPE THESE......(A TO Z)

FULL FB CODES : IN CHAT BOX TYPE THESE......(A TO Z)

[[107015582669715]] = A
[[116067591741123]] = B
[[115602405121532]] = C
[[112542438763744]] = D
[[115430438474268]] = E
[[109225112442557]] = F
[[111532845537326]] = G

[[111356865552629]] = H
[[109294689102123]] = I
[[126362660720793]] = J
[[116651741681944]] = K
[[115807951764667]] = L
[[106596672714242]] = M
[[108634132504932]] = N
[[116564658357124]] = O
[[111669128857397]] = P
[[107061805996548]] = Q
[[106699962703083]] = R
[[115927268419031]] = S
[[112669162092780]] = T
[[108983579135532]] = U
[[107023745999320]] = V
[[106678406038354]] = W
[[116740548336581]] = X
[[112416755444217]] = Y
[[165724910215]] = Z

 Awesome Codes try and impress your fellow

ARE THERE ANY MORE IDENTICAL PLANETS LIKE EARTH

A home from home: Five planets that could host life

Science editor, BBC News website

It's one of the big questions: Are we alone on this blue marble or is there life elsewhere in the cosmos? To shed some light, astronomers are searching for habitable worlds circling far-off stars.

A team has now published updated evidence for a planet that could be the most Earth-like yet. According to the US Planetary Habitability Laboratory, it would be the fifth potentially habitable world known outside our Solar System.
So what do we know about these five Earth-like planets, and how likely is it that they could support life?

Earth "twin"

Continue reading the main story

Gliese 581g

• Similarity to Earth (ESI): 0.92
• Minimum mass: 2.2 times that of Earth
• Distance: 20.3 light-years

The discovery of Gliese 581g was announced in September 2010 by a US-led team. But as soon as they made the announcement, doubts began to surface. The team at the Geneva observatory which had discovered all four other planets around the star Gliese 581 failed to detect it in their own data. However, the original discoverers of 581g have now published an analysis using a greater amount of data to provide more promising evidence for its existence.

This would be significant because the Earth Similarity Index (ESI), devised by a team including Dirk Schulze-Makuch from Washington State University and Abel Mendez from the University of Puerto Rico (UPR) in Arecibo, shows that Gliese 581g is the most Earth-like planet discovered to date. The ESI measures characteristics of exoplanets on a scale from zero to one, with one being identical to Earth. Accordingly, the online Habitable Exoplanets Catalog, based at UPR, has decided to include it in their list of the most promising worlds to support life.
Like the other worlds in the catalogue, Gliese 581g orbits in a "sweet spot" around its star - the habitable zone, or Goldilocks zone - that is neither too hot nor too cold to allow for liquid water. It is just over twice the mass of Earth and, although the planet is closer to its parent star than is Earth, it receives about the same light flux (a measure of the star's apparent brightness) as our planet because Gliese 581 is a red dwarf star and therefore dimmer than our own Sun. Steven Vogt, from University of California, Santa Cruz, US, one of original discoverers, said Gliese 581g orbits "squarely in the star's Habitable Zone at 0.13 AU, where liquid water on planetary surfaces is a distinct possibility". But it remains to be seen whether the new evidence will convince the doubters.

AWESOME FACTS BELIEVE ME THEY ARE

Amazing facts-Two year old famous model

Ira Brown is only 2 years old, but she is already a well-known model in the USA. Her parents have signed contracts with a couple of famous brands in childrens clothing. The girl is a real cutie doll. According to her parents, she loves to pose for the camera and enjoys castings and childrens fashion shows.

50 cutiest things ever happened on earth

1. The day this orphaned kitten pushed his stepbrother around in a tiny, kitten-sized shopping cart

Via: dailymail.co.uk

And the world came, shudderingly, to a halt.

Via: dailymail.co.uk

2. The dual, simultaneous, equiversal kisses planted on this lucky otter by his two best friends.

Via: telegraph.co.uk

3. Four legendary birthday parties for, respectively, a stoned dog, two chinchillas, an existential cat, and Ludwig the elephant.

Via: heavy.com

Via: wot.wowstead.com

Via: aikunioka.seesaa.net

Via: imgur.com

4. The mischievous sloth who photobombed a group of tourists.

Via: abcnews.go.com

5. The day this kid and his cat decided to plot their escape together ...

Via: club.foto.ru

... and started a revolution.

Via: lolsnaps.com

Via: bunnyfood

Via: awesomelycute.com

19 facts that you would be amazed to read

1. Charles Sherwood Stratton was born 4 January 1838, and his growth virtually stopped at six months, reaching only one meter at adulthood. He was picked up by P.T. Barnum and became a huge circus success as "General Tom Thumb."

Via: en.wikipedia.org

2. No-one knows Albert Einstein's last words, because his attendant nurse did not speak German.

Via: guardian.co.uk

3. Women in the Tiwi tribe of Northern Australia are married at birth.

Via: people.stthomasu.ca

4. Jeweler Otto Rohwedder patented the bread slicer in 1928. It had taken him sixteen years to perfect sliced bread.

 

5. The active ingredient in Chinese delicacy, bird's nest soup, is saliva.

Via: spydersden.wordpress.com

6. English Parliament abolished Christmas in 1647.

Via: webakestuff.co.uk

7. During World War I, a South African monkey was promoted to corporal.

Via: futilitycloset.com

8. "Abracadabra" was originally used to cure those afflicted with hay fever.

 

 

 

 

9. One of Queen Victoria's wedding gifts was a half-ton, three-meter in diameter block of cheese.

 

10. Julius Caesar wore his signature laurel wreath in order to cover up his oncoming baldness.

A Mysterious Tree in NALGONDA

A Mysterious Tree in NALGONDA(Andra Pradesh-India) Unbelievable Carving of Animals

At a glance you may be confused the above tree with a massive trunk with a 'Baobab' tree (which is renowned to possess the largest tree trunks of the world) but, this is yet another unknown specie which is seen in the close proximity of a hermitage deep in the dense forest in 'Andra Pradesh' in India.

Now have a close look at the bark and experience the unbelievable figures of creatures engraved in the surface of the entire tree trunk!!

Most people believe that its not real but the locals said that it is as it no one have ever touched it....tell me what you think about this....is it Unbelievable or just an artistic work!!