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An unemployed gold treasure found

A 42 year old Bulgarian and unemployed found a treasure of gold and bronze over 4,000 years old and worth $ 2 million while searching for scrap metal and old city near Svishtov, on the River Danube.

The lucky, Rosen Todorov, found in a rural area a ceramic mug with 20 items, including bracelets and earrings of gold and bronze axes and gave them to the regional history museum, said today the private broadcaster Nova TV.

Archaeologists estimate the value of the treasure, dating from the Bronze Age Thracian civilization and the land occupied by at least 2 million dollars.

Everything seems like a legend that ended in a generous if not another version of what had happened, the paper released by Chasse 24, citing police sources according to which the discoverer of the treasure kept at home one week before delivery.

Allegedly tried to contact an organized group of archeology illegal to sell the treasure and such attempts have been detected by police.

However, for agreeing to make a donation to the regional museum authorities have refrained from opening a criminal case accusing him of theft or archaeological value.

A 90 year old Brazilian has 50 children by two wives, his sister and her mother

A retired farmer 90, Luiz Costa de Oliveira, had 50 children the fruit of their union with two wives, his sister and her mother in the northern Brazilian state Rio Grande do Norte, reported local media on Sunday.

It all started when Oliveira, a native of the municipality of Campo Grande, lost his first wife, with whom he had 17 offspring, according to the Diario de Natal, capital of the state.

After the death of his fellow officers, joined Oliveira Maria Francisca da Silva, 65, who helped in raising children and with whom he had another 17 children.

Francisca Maria's sister and sister of the farmer, Ozelita, he frequented the marital home to help out with household chores and began to be intimate Oliveira also the fruit of the other 15 children were born.

A peculiar situation is compounded by the mother of two women, Maria Francisca, 89, who is another descendant Oliveira.

A total of 33 children with his wife, sister and mother in addition to the 17 he already had from his first marriage, although not all survived.

"The thing that God made the world was better in women," said the old man who has 100 grandchildren and 30 great-grandchildren.

Oliveira said that could have more children "out there" without knowing, because I always liked female company.

"I can not say the name of the whole world, but I know I have many children and grandchildren scattered," said Oliveira, who is divided between two houses for his large family.

Despite his advanced age, Oliveira, who does not smoke or drink for 40 years, enjoys an enviable health, feels no discomfort or pain and ensures miss his days of farming in the garden conqueror and off the field.

Elderly woman crashes his car as he proved against local

On Friday, a woman suffered a severe accident by crashing his car inside a store. German police facilitated the image showing the vehicle from local glass after crossing the site.

The woman was testing his car in Apolda, Germany. The damage caused by the driver, 77, are around 103 000 euros.

Source: globovision.com

Revolutionizes Amazon Kindle Fire tablets $ 199

- Fire has a seven-inch screen and dual-core processor

- Incorporate its own operating system and browser unique, Silk

- Fire does not have any camera or GPS positioning capability is

- New models also come from $ 99 and tactile keyboard with 79

Jeff Bezos, Amazon founder and president, presented in New York on Kindle Fire, the tablet with the e-commerce giant will face the iPad. A device, as announced, much like the BlackBerry playbook, with a color screen, seven-inch (1024x600 px, 169 ppi) ultra resistant, 8 GB memory, which will be priced at U.S. $ 199 and will begin sent from November 15 in time for the Christmas season.

Bezos also pointed out that Kindle will have WiFi Fire, micro USB and dual-core processor at 1.2 Ghz and its weight is around 400 grams. As for the battery, Amazon announced last up to eight hours. In the style of other tablets, the device is surrounded by a smooth black frame has no physical keyboard type, but will be fully touch. It lacks, though, camera, microphone or GPS capability as they do have the iPhone and other tablets on the market. But above all do not have 3G mobile Internet connection.

Silk, the tablet's browser, network and improve the time wisely pages

Besides technology, which will allow all content to download or sync-delete-network and in 'invisible' to the user through Amazon Cloud Storage, Amazon's president has stressed the digital supply is born with Fire: 100,000 movies and series, 17 million songs, access to Android Appstore app store, newspapers, magazines and email access and more. Content may be stored in an unlimited 'cloud' or limited in memory 8 GB gadget.

Other features are the ability to display content to the TV or other devices with the technology-WHISPERSYNC-to search the entire device, or Newsstand in which user content store magazines, books, music, videos personal files. As previously announced, the operating system of Fire is a modification of custom-based Android Android 2.1 Eclair-for the device, coming with applications.

Another important addition is Fire Silk, Silk Amazon, a web browser with WebKit-based remote cache and designed to take advantage of the structure and capabilities of Amazon Web Services (AWS). The idea of ​​the company is working on Silk network, and then as an intermediary between the website and the customer, so you can lighten the load time of pages. In addition, as announced, will be able to predict the user use the browser to further refine its operation.

Touchscreen, 3G or keyboard for all budgets

Source: elmundo.es

Fact or fiction?

Ghosts for mobile?

They record the spirit of a young woman in a phone shop built on an orphanage

The guard who thinks he found the record "is absolutely surreal"

Web users speak a work of special effects experts

The security guard Andrew Dasilva discovered the image of a young woman inside a phone shop when I reviewed the tapes. So concerned were following the vision that decided to hang up the video on YouTube and then share them with others to judge for themselves. "I could not believe when I saw him I was scared." Web users speak a work of special effects experts.

The images are shocking. A female figure walking toward the back of the store, when suddenly, he turns and stares at the surveillance camera. The story gains momentum, to Andrew Dasilva, when you know that the store was built in the place where there was formerly a Victorian orphanage. This suggests that the spirit can be one of the orphans killed.

The recording, posted on YouTube, has been examined by experts who have confirmed their veracity, as declared by the security guard to the newspaper 'The Sun. '"This is an authentic sighting," they add, but could not give any answer.

Andrew Dasilva still do not know what to think. For it is a fact "absolutely surreal." However, among users of the network is put into question the existence of this ghost could have been created by some joker special effects expert.

Source: telecinco.es

 

Meet the world's most bizarre hobbies

Among the world's most bizarre hobbies, are of a man who has played at least 1,000 breast, the woman who eats soap out of spite and who collects covers, flushing, among others.


1000 breasts in his hands


Sam Nickel, a Russian, 27, may be the man who has touched her breasts. He has had large breasts in her hands, very large, small and tiny. Women's high, low, blondes, redheads and brunette. Received slaps, insults, smiles and compliments, but most were only petrified to the folly of the stranger that approached on the street. More than 7 000 refused, but managed, with flirtations, convincing 1,000.


Nickel is a follower of Russian President Vladimir Putin government, and the intention of touching the breasts of women unknown, most attractive, was shaking hands to pass political power to all who supported the breasts. At the end he could fulfill his wish. Putin quickly greeted him without realizing that the boy was one of the most envied by men in the world.


The collection of saliva


Posing as a scientist, Toshihiko Mizuno, a Japanese man of 55 walked the streets of Tokyo with several bottles in a suitcase. When I saw some attractive woman approached him, put serious face and asked a saliva sample for an alleged experiment. When the woman agreed, the Japanese video fgrababa in the process. Then ask him to show the oral cavity.


For 17 years he spit on the streets to ask. Many regarded him with disgust, but managed to collect samples from more than 500 women of all ages.


The soaps of the 5,000 women


In 1991, Carol Vaughn, 65, began collecting soaps that will fill the void left by the death of his mother. Has more than 5,000 original pieces, no design is repeated. Between their tastes there's a pie-shaped that could be confused with a real one, the head of Papa Noel and some strange shapes that bought on trips to Australia and Morocco.


She spurned that began to eat soap

Her boyfriend left her and she was consumed in the soap. It seems that this product apart to clean the body, it also cleans the heart. Or is collected, or eaten. Tempestt Henderson, 19, when he was jilted, was crying as she ate soap. If you are tired of the bar, consumed detergent. The girl, who lives in Florida, United States knows that it is hurting. After six months of eating five bars a week, the student nurse went to the doctor, who diagnosed an eating disorder that can lead to death.


The widow who ate the ashes of her husband

Cassie Ferdman, 26, each time you take a handful of ashes in his mouth reminded her husband. The dust of death you know sand and rotten eggs, she said. She was married for three years and wants to keep her husband and is in his own body. The American widow takes the ashes to the shops, cinemas and restaurants, eats 0.45 kg of total ash.

Navel lint

Some men, usually obese, as they sit watching television, put their fingers into the slit and pull the navel lint and then throwing it away. Graham Barker, an Australian librarian, took the hobby to get into the Guinness Book of Records, he is the biggest collector of navel lint. Started in 1984 to store waste in transparent bottles of your stomach. They have different colors depending on the clothes he was wearing at the time of extraction. He has accumulated 22 grams of fluff.

The art of toilet seats

Smith Barney, Texas, found its fans in the bathrooms, specifically in the toilet lids. It holds 700 caps and has made all artworks such as leaves, balls and guitars, animals and ethnic groups. Began thirty years ago, and now the museum bathing caps, located in Smith's garage, is visited by students and artists.

Photo diary

It all started when Jonathan Keller, an American of 34 years, bought a camera for twelve years. His girlfriend reproached him for the cost of the device and say, "Is that going to use every day?" With the refrain of the bride, began his diary of images. "I wanted to examine the subtle and not so subtle that one experiences every day," says Keller, who never wants to leave the project. It holds over 3,900 photos that appear in multiple ways: With long hair, short beard and shaved, depressed and happy. Always expects to be happy.

Obsessed with the color pink

Furniture, carpets, walls and even the dog is pink. Your home is an amalgam of roses of all hues. The French Poodle that barks is a pink furry ball. It will be Kitten Kay has 46 years, California and works as an actress. Her life has not been as rosy when criticized by fans who have come into his life, and she leaves for not sharing the love of color. According Kitten, pink makes her feel "beautiful and luxurious."

52 surgeries in the body

Barbie is living. He is 55 years and 52 surgeries. Completely transformed his face, just the color of your eyes retain the memory of what it was. With it you could do a catalog aesthetic has undergone nose surgery, facelifts, eyelid lift, under the cheekbones, botox, chin reduction, breast implants, peels, liposuction at the waist, abdomen, thighs and up knees. To change its image invested money as a legacy bequeathed to him by his father $ 100,000.

Source: globovision.com

Curious news

Can you imagine living with over 700 cats?


In pictures: "Love cat" woman lives with 700 cats

Lynea Lattanzio with at least 700 living cats in your home and the woman known as "crazy for cats," but says: "I'm crazy." He says that if it were a cat, home is where you want to be. A Lattanzio was banned from keeping cats as a child, so began rescuing animals.

It also has 15 dogs in your home.

In pictures: combing and massaging wild lions

Larently Alex is a zoo keeper in South Africa, where he performed maintenance work for animals, for example, styling spray, cut nails and even do massage on the feet to wild lions.

"I put hair spray to set you at Jammu, to make it more shiny, soft and hide the yellow color. This makes it more attractive to the lions, he said.

A 19 year old alligator hunting about 360 kilos with a fishing rod

A 19 year old caught with his fishing rod an alligator over 3.5 meters long and about 363 kilograms in Martin County, east of the peninsula of Florida (USA), local media reported.

The capture took place the weekend when young Tim Stroh came with his parents and a friend in his boat to hunt alligators, one of his hobbies.

Realizing the large size of the alligator that had killed the young man needed the help of his friend and his father to put him on the boat, after beating him and stab him with a harpoon.

The young, just 75 kilograms and 1.90 meters tall, told local media that once killed the animal's body was kept in the freezer of his house for their meat.

Tim Stroh and his father are planning taxidermist take advantage of the piece and want to dissect the animal's head and make a lamp with one of his hind legs.

Commits suicide for love of his dead cow

A villager in India's Bihar region in the north of the country, has committed suicide after finding his dead cow, he wanted "as a human being," police sources said the Asian country.

The deceased is Lakhi Kant Dutta, 45, resident of village Kushkibagh, according to regional police.

"Dutta became depressed after the death of his cow this week. His body was found hanging from a tree in an orchard on Wednesday night," he told IANS an Indian agency police officer.

The wife of the deceased, Rani Kanchan Dutta, recognized security forces that her husband was an unwavering love for the animal, and "could not bear his death."

Lakhi Kant, said his wife, used to sleep in the barn and wanted the animal as a human being.

The cow, traditional sacred animal in Hinduism, is also a basic livelihood for millions of farmers in India, where most of the population still lives in rural areas and in poverty.

Source: globovision.com

Man interrupts Rihanna.

Rihanna man interrupts to ask him to cover his

Pop singer Rihanna met Monday firsthand the Protestant puritanism that still exists in parts of Northern Ireland when a farmer urged her to cover her while filming a video clip on the site.

"Inappropriate" was what he thought Alderman Alan Graham, a member of the majority Democratic Unionist Party (DUP), on his way to his tractor and decided that he was "liked what he saw," said the farmer said to the BBC .

Not short not lazy, approached the singer and asked "what they were doing parasen, and they did."

"I had a conversation with Rihanna and I hope you understand where I come from. We shook hands," says Graham, who admits that he knew who the artist when he received a phone call to ask for permission to shoot on their land in the town of Bangor , east of Belfast.

"From my point of view, it's my land, I have an ethical and felt it was inappropriate. I have nothing against Rihanna and her friends. May be able to establish a relationship with a superior God," said the farmer.

The pop star, born in Barbados, came to the British province on Monday to record their latest video clip, which has caused great excitement among the locals, mostly young, in this quiet and traditional area of ​​Ulster.

Source: globovision.com

Do you know how to increase your breast size without operations?

Women can increase breast size without surgery, implants and scarring. The technique, which is to hit the palms breasts to grow, emerged in Thailand.

A woman, Na Khemmikka Songkhala, 44, as a teenager ointments applied to the breasts will grow. Once it was discovered by her grandmother, who entered the room and slapped him in the tiny breasts for several days. As the days passed, Khemmikka began to see that was the extent desired. Now, with the certificate of the Thai authorities, applied the therapy to thousands of women.


Source: globovision.com

RAM drunken fishermen nuclear submarine

A fishing boat full of drunken sailors accidentally hit a nuclear submarine off the coast of Kamchatka on Thursday morning, Interfax reported, citing sources from the Navy.


The crew of the Svyatoi Georgy, or St. George, who had appeared and that the navigation lights on, the fishing boat was coming, but attempts to contact the crew via the radio or call your attention flares was unsuccessful, probably because the captain was not on the bridge, and the entire crew was drunk, the report said.


Both ships suffered minor damage as a result of the collision, which caused no injuries. There was no radiation leak, but the submarine is being repaired.


The crash is the latest in a summer sea debacles in Russia. In late July, a party boat crashed into an overloaded barge moored on the Moscow River, sinks into the act, killing nine people. Earlier this month, the boat capsized and sank Bulgaria, claiming the lives of 122.


Source: themoscowtimes.com

Creepy-crawlies may help heal diabetes wounds

(Reuters Health) - Researchers from Hawaii have a suggestion for how to jump-start the healing of difficult diabetic wounds: let maggots do the work.

To allow such wounds to heal, doctors remove infected or dead tissue with scalpels or enzymes, a process they call debridement.


But these tools often fail, said Dr. Lawrence Eron from Kaiser Hospital and the University of Hawaii in Honolulu.

"These problem patients with diabetes really need better treatments in order to salvage their limbs," he told Reuters Health.

"Maggot debridement treatment is overwhelmingly effective," he added. "After just one treatment these wounds start looking better."

He and his colleagues presented their findings this week in Chicago at a scientific meeting, and they still haven't been vetted by independent researchers.

Eron's team treated 37 diabetics with maggots. The patients all suffered from a type of artery disease that causes poor circulation in the limbs, and they all had stubborn wounds -- some up to five years old.


The doctors put 50 to 100 maggots (of the species Lucilia sericata) on the wounds and left them there for two days, at which time they applied new ones. They repeated this five times on average.

"We cage the maggots in a mesh-like material. Nylon panty hose might be used. And then we seal them so they don't get out," Eron explained.

Twenty-one patients had successful outcomes, defined as eradication of infection, complete removal of dead tissue, formation of robust connective tissue in the wound and more than three-quarters closure of the wound.

The treatment failed in a handful of patients. One had excessive inflammation surrounding the wound, two bled too much, and three had problems with infected bones.


Five wounds were infected with the antibiotic-mocking "superbug" MRSA, but they healed successfully with the maggot therapy. Nine wounds were infected with another bacterium called MSSA, and six of those healed up. All 10 cases with infection due to group B streptococci were successfully treated, Eron said.

Asked how he persuades patients to undergo the creepy-crawly treatment, Eron said he carefully explains the procedure and then has them sign a consent form.

"A lot of patients might be somewhat wary of having live insects placed into their wounds so we explain how it works and what possible problems might occur," he said.

Maggots secrete substances into the wounds that liquefy dead tissue and then they ingest the material to further degrade it in their gut. The wounds are cleaned, and other substances contained in the maggot secretions allow the development of granulation tissue, a type of connective tissue that forms during wound healing.

"After this, we go on to do further treatment with hydrogels, grafts of cell culture tissue, or negative pressure dressings," said Eron. "But to get to this point where these techniques will work, you really need to clean up the wound, get rid of dead tissue, and get robust granulation tissue into the wound. And this is where the maggots help."


Source: fox8.com

Swedish woman finds toad in pre-packed salad

A woman in central Sweden was shocked to discover a living toad at the bottom of a bag of pre-packaged salad that had been in her fridge for almost a week. 

Sofie Isaksson in Örebro, west of Stockholm, had been using leaves from a pre-packed bag of salad, purchased at the supermarket, for almost a week when she discovered it contained more than she had bargained for. 

"At first I thought it was a rat so I just screamed and dropped the bag and yelled at my daughter to come check it out," Isaksson told The Local.

Instead, Isaksson uncovered a toad embedded amongst the salad leaves.

"It was pretty stiff at first, legs folded in and eyes closed, so we thought it was dead. We poked it and it started moving. I guess it was just chilled to the bones."

The stealthy amphibian had managed to avoid danger the two or three times Isaksson had picked salad leaves from the bag prior to the shocking discovery.

"It was quite a big bag so I had only taken leaves from the top layer. My dad taught me the trick to blow air into the bag to make the salad last longer," Isaksson explained.

"And then I sealed it with a rubber band."

The incident even made the crawling intruder a TV celebrity, when the hosts for a popular evening news show telephoned Isaksson to comment on the incident during their live broadcast.

“We're getting rid of it,” she said on the show, “but my daughter so wants to keep it that we're waiting a bit.”

Ted Stenshed, CEO of the company Sydgrönt that distributed the salad, told local media that although unfortunate, it’s actually a sign that their products grow in a helathy environment, since wildlife is drawn to it.

“It’s not common, but these things do happen sometimes,” Stenshed told local paper Nerikes Allehanda.

Since the whole process, from harvest to packaging, is done mechanically, it sometimes allows for hungry freeloaders to stowaway.

But apart from the bonus pet for her daughter, Isaksson will receive gift certificates from the company as compensation.


Source: thelocal

A new world record in Mexico

A taco 'a Mexican' 50 meters, and 150 people enjoyed this Thursday in Mexico City from a block of 50 meters length with which overcame a world record.

Photo by: AFP

Source: noticias.univision.com

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NASA satellite confirms the fall of

Upon entering the atmosphere passed through Canada and Africa.

NASA confirmed the fall of the UARS satellite over the Pacific Ocean.

The UARS satellite, an image file. | NASA.

The Research Satellite Upper Atmosphere (UARS) has entered Earth's atmosphere and has fallen into the Pacific Ocean, as confirmed today the U.S. space agency Nasa via Twitter, without specifying the exact time or the impact zone.

Previously the agency had spoken of a time window of between 3:23 (the 05.23 Spanish time) and 5:09 GMT (the 07.09 in Spain).

According to NASA, during entry into the atmosphere, the satellite passed over Canada, Africa and large parts of the Pacific, Atlantic and Indian Oceans.

NASA experts believe that several of the pieces of upper atmospheric research satellite (UARS) are scattering over Canada. According to broadcast messages on Twitter unconfirmed, some remnants of the satellite would have fallen in the west, in the town of Okotoks, south of Calgary.

The fall of Research Satellite Upper Atmosphere (UARS, for its acronym in English), was scheduled between 3:45 and at 04:45 hours GMT on Saturday and Canada was the area as possible for the impact, said the space agency.

The U.S. space agency (NASA) elaborated in a statement released at 02:50 GMT on Saturday that during this time that is expected to fall, the satellite "will be passing over Canada and Africa, as well as vast areas of the Pacific, Atlantic and Indian Oceans. "

As it has done in recent days, NASA has re-emphasized that the risk to the safety of people is "very remote", since it is likely to impact on the water, covering more than three quarters parts of the earth's surface.

Earlier in the day the space agency had already advanced to the fall of the satellite, originally scheduled for Friday afternoon U.S. Eastern time, would be delayed.

There has never been injured

Solar activity was the factor that the reentry of the satellite forward tentatively scheduled for late September or early October. Scientists estimate that the satellite has been torn to enter the atmosphere and at least 26 major pieces of the artifact could have survived the high temperatures of reentry and fall to Earth.

The probability that any of the satellite remains of the Upper Atmosphere Research (UARS), which weighs 5675 kilograms, has reached a person is very remote according to the U.S. space agency in the figure between 3,200.

In fact, the agency says that since the beginning of the space age has not been any case in which a person has been injured by a space object re-entry during the maneuver.

In the event that the satellite debris had fallen into a populated area or near one, the U.S. military warned that citizens should not touch these parts, but the finding notified to the authorities.

Danger of space objects

With rumors that have circulated on the Internet that may contain radioactive material pieces, NASA has been forced to clarify that the recommendation not to touch the remains of the mill is because they are sharp and can cut.

In addition to safety reasons, people should not touch the remains because they are owned by the U.S. government, so that the authorities insist, "can not be sold to collectors or through the eBay site."

The shuttle 'Discovery' in 1991 carried the six-ton ​​satellite designed to measure atmospheric changes and the effects of pollution. The satellite began its way back to Earth for six years.

Source: elmundo.es

Catch a wild crocodile

Catch a wild alligator decided to stroll the streets of Miami

While nothing seemed to disturb a calm summer afternoon in Miami, a wild crocodile away from their natural habitat, rears its terrible figure in search of prey to satiate its voracious appetite.

Like the best film of the series 'Crocodile', a huge reptile took to the streets of Miami in search of a press, but the hunter was hunted down by brave members of the Venom Response Team, Fire Department Miami-Dade.

Photo by: Miami Dade County Fire Department

Source: mix983.univision.com

U.S. astronomers discover planet with two suns

Discovery is located at 200 light years from Earth

WASHINGTON - U.S. astronomers discovered the first planet orbiting two suns, like that of Luke Skywalker in the movie "Star Wars", an unprecedented finding in the annals of astronomy, according to a study published Thursday.

The exoplanet (or planet outside our solar system) orbiting two suns in a nearly perfect circle about 200 light years from Earth, was named Kepler-16b.

But unlike Tatooine, Skywalker's home planet, which was hot and desert-16b Kepler is a cold frozen and Saturn-sized world.

Details of the discovery

The planet was observed with the Kepler telescope of the U.S. space agency NASA, a device that controls the brightness of 155 000 stars, according to research published in the journal Science.

"This discovery is surprising," said one of the authors, Alan Boss, Department of Terrestrial Magnetism at the Carnegie Institution for Science.

"Once again, it used to be science fiction has become reality," he said.

For the first time

Previously, astronomers had identified planets before they believed they were orbiting two stars, but the first time I really seen one that passes in front of his two soles.

"Kepler-16b is the first such confirmed unequivocally circumbinario a planet that orbits a planet, not one but two stars," said another author of the study, Josh Carter, the Center for Astrophysics Harvard-Smithsonian (CfA) .

"Once again we discovered that our solar system is just one example of the variety of planetary systems that nature can create," he said in a statement.

Sunset with two suns

If there are living beings in Kepler-16b, could see a sunset with two suns, but this scenario is highly unlikely due to the extreme temperature of the frozen planet of -73 to -101 degrees Celsius.

The cold is probably the fact that although the planet has two suns orbiting each for 229 days at a distance of 105 million kilometers, are smaller and cooler than our Sun only.

One of the soles of Kepler-16b has a mass equivalent to 20% of ours, and the other 69%.

Surprising finding

As the world's orbit, the two Suns dance together in an "eccentric orbit of 41 days," the study said.

This research was conducted by the scientist Kepler Laurance Doyle, SETI's search for intelligent extraterrestrial life, based in California.

Published in the journal Science on 15 September is also the subject of a presentation Thursday at the Conference "Extreme Solar Systems II", in Jackson Hole, Wyoming (west).

If there are living beings in Kepler-16b, could see a sunset with two suns, but this scenario is highly unlikely due to extreme temperature.

Water on the Red Planet!

Water on the Red Planet!: Space probe found what appears to be the liquid on Mars

In the bottom of the photo, you can see grooves that suggest the flow of water during Martian spring and summer, according to the study of images made by scientist Alfred McEwen of the University of Arizona in Tucson, and Riuchard Zurek of the Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, California.

New data from the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter revealed the possible flow of water on Mars during the warmer months on Mars. On the other hand, experts said the Earth may have had two moons.

Nasa photo.

Source: noticias.univision.com

Where the satellite fall out of control at NASA?

The UARS satellite is out of control, and NASA, which owns the probe, has warned that it expected to fall on Earth in the coming hours. The probability that the satellite, inoperative since 2005, fall on one person is only 1 in 3,200, the case is attracting a growing expectation bets on where to drop the engine is already happening in some countries, like Ireland.


On the other hand, an astronomer 'amateur' French managed to record images of the satellite in space on 15 September, when NASA flew an instrument of northern France. Thierry Legault, an engineer, used a camera specially designed for your telescope. The details of how he did the account on their website. The satellite was shot when he was at an altitude of 252 kilometers, according to Legault.


Specialists from a control center airspace of the Russian Space Forces announced that the fall of the fragments expected on Friday 23 September in the Indian Ocean. Specifically, the Russians claimed that the fragments fall in Papua New Guinea.


To fall into the sea?


"According to the data we have gathered this morning, the drop zone is located 90 miles northwest of Port Moresby (Papua New Guinea) in the Coral Sea. The estimated time is 00.05 am Moscow time (05.22 CET Spanish ), "said Alexei Zolotukhin, a spokesman for the Russian Defense Ministry.


Ireland is taking advantage of the satellite's flight zone, the bookies in this country have UARS included among the possibilities for the Irish try their luck and make predictions.


Potential sites where they could drop the remains of the satellites are located at a latitude ranging from 57 º N (Sitka, Alaska, Aberdeen) and 57 ° S (100 km south of the tip of South America), although it is a satellite out of control and can not really ensure that fall into this strip.


Low risk


The shuttle 'Discovery', now retired, in 1991 carried the six-ton ​​satellite designed to measure atmospheric changes and the effects of pollution, he made his way back to Earth for six years.


NASA scientists estimate that the satellite, six-ton ​​and a half, burn up as it enters the atmosphere but said that, although not all parts disintegrate, the odds that they can threaten a person is "extremely small" .


NASA explained that about 26 components, with a total weight of 532 pounds, could survive reentry into the atmosphere and impact on Earth.


Source: elmundo.es

Notices of the European Space Agency (ESA)

Start the countdown to launch the first Galileo satellites

The European Space Agency says it has completed assembly of the Soyuz launcher

Paris (EFE) .- The European Space Agency (ESA) announced today that it is about the launch of the first two satellites will form part of the European Galileo system and will be put into orbit on 20 October.

The agency said in a statement that you have completed assembly of the Soyuz launcher that will propel the satellite into space from Kourou Space Center European (French Guiana), thanks to its 900 kg of fuel.

This is the first step in the deployment of the Galileo network, to be followed next year a second pair of satellites with a total of 26.

The rocket assembly operation started last August 16 in the space station, and has now completed three weeks before the shuttle is moved to the platform to run-off.

The satellite arrived at the base in mid-September, from the facilities of the European manufacturer Thales Alenia Space Italy, outside Rome.

They will travel on top of the vehicle, for the first time not depart from the Baikonur spaceport in Kazakhstan and Plesetsk, Russia, ESA said.

The first four satellites will form "the core of the constellation operational European satellite navigation," said ESA.

Among other instruments carried on board the "best ever atomic clocks used for navigation" with an accuracy of one second in three million years, and a powerful transmitter that will receive the signal from high-precision navigation anywhere in the world he said.

Source:lavanguardia.com