Company car manufacturer Toyota is trying a new breakthrough by combining the concept of smart phones with a car. Concept car, named Fun-vii are shown in Tokyo, Japan, ahead of Tokyo Motor Show mat, Monday (28/11/2011). With one touch, the car can change the display in an instant. In addition, the touch screen panel that covers the car body lets users connect to the car dealership site to check the vehicle. (Photo: REUTERS / Kim Kyung-Hoon) viva
Wednesday, November 30, 2011
Sunday, November 27, 2011
Amazing Record - "Zombie Walk" in Mexico City
A number of people taking part and looking like a zombie in "Zombie Walk" in Mexico City, Saturday (26/11/2011). More than nine thousand participants gathered at the Monument of the Revolution to create a new Guinness record previously held by Zombie Walk 4093 participants in New Jersey, USA last year. Photo: REUTERS / Bernardo Montoya viva
Thursday, November 10, 2011
Amazing Youth - Bring home 8.7 million U.S. dollars through winning Poker
Pius Heinz from Germany and the Czech Republic Martin Staszko from competing in the main game 'World Series of Poker' at Rio All-Suite Hotel and Casino, Las Vegas, Nevada, United States, Tuesday (08/11/2011). In this championship, Pius defeated Martin and entitled to bring home cash worth 8.7 million U.S. dollars (Photo: REUTERS / Las Vegas Sun / Steve Marcus) www.vivanews.com
Wednesday, November 9, 2011
Strange Bycicle - Bicycle transport sperm donors
Sperm Bank of Seattle in the United States operates a bicycle designed specifically to transport sperm donors. Sperm-sperm will be included in a tube cooled with liquid nitrogen before being transported by bike. According to the Seattle Sperm Bank Director, Gary Olsem, had previously operated a similar bike in the European Sperm Bank in Cophenhagen, Denmark. (Photo: REUTERS / Anthony Bolante) www.vivanews.com
Tuesday, November 8, 2011
Amazing Sceneries - 10 finalists New7Wonders of Nature
In the last week of voting, organizers New7Wonders of Nature announced the 10 finalists who received the most votes from the global community. According to the alphabet, they are: Dead Sea or the Dead Sea (Palestine, Jordan, Israel), Grand Canyon (USA), Great Barrier Reef (Australia), Halong Bay (Vietnam), Jeita Grotto (Lebanon), Jeju Island (South Korea, Komodo Island (Indonesia), Puerto Princesa Underground River (Philippines), Sundarbans (Bangladesh, India), and Vesuvius (Italy). www.vivanews.com
Underground River National Park Puerto Princessa is located approximately 50 kilometers from the city of Puerto Princesa, Palawan, Philippines.
Jeju Island is Korea's largest island that lies south of the Korean Peninsula. This island is the only special autonomous province in South Korea.
Komodo National Park is located between the province of East Nusa Tenggara and West Nusa Tenggara, Indonesia is composed of three large islands of Komodo, Rinca, and Padar Island and several smaller islands.
Great Barrier Reef off the Queensland coast is comprised of approximately 3,000 reefs and 900 islands, which stretches along 2600 km.
Grand Canyon is a gorge, steep cliffs, which are formed by the Colorado River, in northern Arizona where Native American Tribes build a residence in the walls of this canyon.
Dead Sea which lies on the border between Jordan and the western part of Palestine has the lowest point on earth at 1,300 ft (400m) below sea level.
Jeita Grotto, caves and underground rivers in Lebanon along nearly 9 miles was used as a supply of fresh drinkin
Mount Vesuvius is the only active volcano in mainland Europe which lies to the east of Naples, Italy. This volcanic eruption in 79 destroyed Pompeii.
Sundarbans National Park in India which is the largest estuarine mangrove forest in the world is also a place of tiger conservation and plant reserves.
Saturday, November 5, 2011
Unusual Therapy - Electrical Therapy in Upper Railroad
Some residents do electrical therapeutic treatment utilizing railroads in the area of Crocodile Swamp, Cengkareng, Indonesia. Therapy is believed to enhance the vitality of the body and cure various diseases, such as high blood pressure, diabetes, rheumatism, gout, obesity and high cholesterol. Photo: YouTube / Nurcholis Anhari Lubis. www.vivanews.com
Amazing Man - Cristiano Ronaldo, Win European Golden Boot trophy, Top Scorer
Real Madrid star, Cristiano Ronaldo, received the European Golden Boot trophy in the city of Madrid, Spain, Thursday (11/03/2011). Ronaldo get a total of 80 points on 40 goals last season created. The record makes it a top scorer in La Liga ahead of Lionel Messi (31 goals) and Sergio Aguero and Alvaro Negredo (20 goals). (Photo: REUTERS / Sergio Perez) www.vivanews.com
Friday, November 4, 2011
Amazing Discovery - How to Build a Telescope Even More Powerful Than Hubble
It may look more like a perplexing work of avant-garde sculpture than it does a telescope, but make no mistake about it--the golden snowflake on a surfboard that is the James Webb Space Telescope will be the premier eye in the sky of the next decade. With the assistance of the Webb, astronomers hope to take a giant leap forward in understanding the origins of the cosmos.
It trumps all previous space telescopes by virtue of its 18 hexagonal reflectors, which combine to form a huge mirror roughly seven times larger than that of the Hubble Space Telescope. This will allow it to collect far more light to see with, enabling it to peer at the most distant objects in the universe. Since light travels in time as well as space, the further away the James Webb Space Telescope can see, the further back in time it can look, granting the world unparalleled glimpses of the light from the first galaxies.
This next-generation space observatory will yield vital clues about every stage in the history of the cosmos, from the formation of the universe to the evolution of our own solar system. Expected to launch in 2014, NASA has allowed us sneak peeks at how one goes about building a successor for Hubble. DISCOVER Magazine
It trumps all previous space telescopes by virtue of its 18 hexagonal reflectors, which combine to form a huge mirror roughly seven times larger than that of the Hubble Space Telescope. This will allow it to collect far more light to see with, enabling it to peer at the most distant objects in the universe. Since light travels in time as well as space, the further away the James Webb Space Telescope can see, the further back in time it can look, granting the world unparalleled glimpses of the light from the first galaxies.
This next-generation space observatory will yield vital clues about every stage in the history of the cosmos, from the formation of the universe to the evolution of our own solar system. Expected to launch in 2014, NASA has allowed us sneak peeks at how one goes about building a successor for Hubble. DISCOVER Magazine
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