The Bigga Snake
Scientists have just discovered, let’s say, (fortunately) met with the fossil of Titanoboa cerrejonensis (not with the living Giant).
Scientists have just discovered, let’s say, (fortunately) met with the fossil of Titanoboa cerrejonensis (not with the living Giant).
It’s a
Air
While there’s ‘Big Bang’ in Wall Street and theatres in
Fossil fuels (mainly coal powered power stations) emits about one-third of all carbon dioxide (CO2) that goes to the atmosphere every day. As it’s a well-known greenhouse gas, therefore many attempts are being made to capture it from the power stations and to store it underground in the geological formations. The aim is therefore towards ‘zero emission’.
The quest for knowledge about the Universe or more clearly to know the ‘creation’, led scientists to begin one of the most expensive experiments in history. The Large Hadron Collider (LHC) will be active from tomorrow, 10 September. Scientists will analyze the results of particle collisions to understand the creation of the Universe.
The idea is simple. Sunrays will hit the painted glass, the dyes will capture (absorb) the rays and will bounce it out to the edges of the glass where the tiny solar cells await the supply. And the house or factory owners are happy as they will not bear any bad name as carbon dioxide emitters.
Ya, loving a robot, marrying and then? It’s weird but if it really happens.