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Cool High-Tech Gadgets That Gives Your Home An Amazing Look

Gadgets are always a part of our everyday life, like the mobile phone. We are dependent on them for our daily actions. As technology is moving forward, so do these gadgets that we are fond of and amazed by the new concepts which are created by ambitious designers. These innovations occur from a necessity of solving our daily problems which old products have and also come with a beautiful design besides the new and improved functions.

Transparent TV

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Transparent TV is designed by Michael Friebe and is a marvelous piece of technology which combines conventional LCD with the TOLED display technology. This allows creating solid moving pictures which are non-transparent with rich color reproduction giving full contrast range from pristine white to solid black.

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Have you ever encountered a problem with forgetting the light switch stands for different light? Taewon Hwang came with a solution of creating a simple master light design that shows you what lights you are turning on or off.

The AURA Lamp

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This lamp almost look like an alien or a UFO spaceship, with a certain texture the AURA lamp lights up a room and is hand made in France.

Dimensional Wall Panels

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These wall panels surely bring a nice touch to a room, with its interesting shapes which creates a beautiful arrangement of shadows and light. They can also be put in restaurants, shops and offices, these wall panels give a nice futuristic look to the room.

Sony Eclipse

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The Sony Eclipse concept is created by Anh Nguyen and Hoang M Nguyen is a media player which uses photovoltaic cells fitted on its backside to draw in solar power. You have a slight chance of having low battery with this player.

Pouring Light Lamp

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A strange though interesting lamp which is eye catching and is sold at a really fast rate if it would be put in stores created by Yeongwoo Kim. The lamp uses LED lights that are fitted in the bucket lights up in a marvelous way.

Door Handle With Self-sterilization System

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Many lives get lost due to common issue, Influenza. Most of the diseases are spread through hand contact and we can prevent many diseases simply by washing our hands thoroughly. Well, you can use ‘Self-sterilizing door handle’ to prevent the spread of new influenza virus which can be transmitted by hand contact. It’s simple to use this handle, the UV lamp continuously sterilizes when the handle is not being used to maintain a clean condition.

Senzo Nightlight

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It’s really annoying at night when you wake up and not able to find the light switch. The solution to this problem is provided by Marcos Madia and Soledad Clavell who created this amazing nightlight that lights up the room on touching it.

Eco Cleaner

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Without using dish detergents and using ultrasonic waves, Eco Cleaner ionizes food particles on the dishes and makes the plates bright and fresh. It converts food into reusable compost for plants. More nutrients with less waste for plants are a good idea for future and a definite solution for enriching the soil.

iQ Alarm clock

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Instead of having the snooze button which you usually press in the morning, this alarm clock has few questions that require your lucidity to solve them. You will surely get up fast in the morning.

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Know About The Hardest Deserts On Earth

A desert is defined as an area whose landscape gets a significantly small amount of rainfall throughout the year. This land is mostly barren since the dry living situations make animal and plant life therein unfriendly. Nonetheless, it is estimated that about one-third of the land cover of the earth is either arid or semi-arid. We have listed top five biggest deserts around the world.

5. Gobi Desert (500,000 Square Miles)

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Placed in Asia, it covers parts of northwestern and northern China and reaches into the south of Mongolia. It holds about 500,000 square miles of land surface. The Gobi is termed as a ‘rain shadow desert’, as it is on the lee-ward side of the Himalaya Mountains which block the rain, keeping clouds from the Indian Ocean from reaching The Gobi. Most of the Gobi’s cover is not sandy, but rather exposed, bare rock. It is a cold desert and snow seldom will accumulate on its hills.

4. Arabian Desert (900,000 Square Miles)

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This desert is placed in far Western Asia, comprising most of the Arabian Peninsula. With a land covering of about 900,000 square miles, it covers much of Yemen, the Persian Gulf, Jordan, Oman, and Iraq. Its center, Rub ’al-Khali, the “Empty Quarter”, makes the largest continuous body of sand in the world. The weather is very dry, while temperatures change between regular, characteristically high heat on one end of the spectrum, and seasonal nighttimes freezes on the other. The seasonal rainfall is around 100mm on average, but the driest areas get as little as 30-40 mm of rain a cycle.

3. Sahara (3,500,000 Square Miles)

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This is the 3rd largest desert overall, and the largest ‘hot desert’ in the world. It holds a surface area of about 3.5 million square miles. This desert covers most of the land in North Africa, excluding the lush regions of Maghreb, the Atlas Mountains and the coastal region adjacent to the Mediterranean Sea. Most of the desert is covered by rocky Hamada, big land areas covered with sand dunes. The land surface is continually being reshaped by winds and, far less frequently, the very low and rare rainfall. The central part of the desert is named as ‘hyper-arid’, and there is no vegetation growing there as a consequence of the virtually nonexistent precipitation. Most of the rivers are seasonal and biennial. The major exception is the Nile, which is the main river across the desert.

2. Arctic (5,400,000 Square Miles)

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This desert holds the ‘North Pole’ region. The Arctic Desert forms the 2nd largest desert globally, comprising a land surface of about 5.4 million square miles. The desert partially extends parts of territories claimed or regulated by Canada, Norway, Denmark, Russia, the United States and Sweden. Precipitation generally happens as snow, and winter temperatures can drop to less than -40 degrees Celsius. The desert is defined by high winds which stir up snow, forming an illusion of persistent and continuous snowfall. The Arctic is very unsafe to climate change. There has been a reduction of the sea ice there; frequently raising concerns over Arctic ice cover reduction due to global warming, which could have profound consequences on weather patterns globally.

1. Antarctica (5,500,000 Square Miles)

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Antarctica is rated the most extreme continent on earth, and is located at the South Pole. On average, it is the hardest, windiest, and coldest continent on earth, while also having the largest average elevation compared to any of the other regions. The entirety of Antarctica is a desert with a yearly precipitation of less than 200mm. The temperatures are usually very cold and may drop as low as -89 degree Celsius in wintertime, and as high as around 15 degrees Celsius in the summertime at times in some coastal places. For this reason, there are no living residents there. Temporary residents, ranging from 1,000 to 5,000 during the year, consist mainly of scientific researchers and their helping personnel. The Antarctic Desert comprises a total area about 5.5 million square miles. Sunburn and vision difficulties are a concern to people in Antarctica, due to the glare of the sun off of the ice.

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Delve Into These United State’s Top 8 National Parks -

America has celebrated National Park Week in April. Its national parks have completed a century. 300 million people visit these wonders every year. But out of 59 national parks, deciding which one to visit is a daunting task. Here’s the roundup of top 8 parks to explore:-

1. Acadia National Park, Maine

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Acadia National Park is at 1,530 foot on Cadillac Mountain and in October till March, the first sunlight in the U.S arrives here. The crowd erupts in cheers when they gather on the highest peak of the mountain along the Atlantic coast and when the sun appears on the horizon.

Spread across 47,000 acre, it’s one of America’s top national parks visited by 3 million visitors per year taking in the view of rugged shoreline, protected covers, rocky islands, protected covers; spur fir forests, wetland and mountains. 20 mile of variety terrain on park loop road takes one above the sea before veering through mountains forests and valleys. Hike on 125 miles of trail or bike along 55 miles of historic carriage roads.

Champlain Mountain also has amazing views where one can enjoy vistas of the Atlantic and Frenchman bay. This park also allows to bird watch and is considered great for spying on marine life such as seal and whales. For better scenery, hire a boat cruise or rent a kayak or a canoe.

2. Glacier National Park, Montana

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This 1 million acre park extending south from US Canada border has wildlife as mountain goats and bears which roam in its vast plains. It also has 25 active glaciers including Grinnell and Sperry. There’s so much to discover here. Its towering rocky mountains, scenic waterfalls, meadows, colorful wildflowers forests during spring look beautiful. It also features 762 blue alpine lakes involving McDonald and St. Mary Lake. Go kayaking or canoeing or hire a boat, a classic wooden one.

3. Grand Canyon National Park, Arizona

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Everyone has seen the picture of Grand Canyon, one of the Seven Wonders of the World. It is Grand. It’s a mile deep and 18 miles wide. More than 5 million people visit it every year.

Most of the people visit it from the South Rim. The inner canyon view, Colorado River and Bright Angel Canyon is gorgeous and can be viewed from Yavapai Point, near the visitor area. It is worth a hike down its trails.

Explore classic whitewater rafting along 277 miles of Colorado. The river carved out of canyon’s multicolored layers, is an unforgettable experience in itself.

4. Great Smokey Mountains, North Carolina/Tennessee

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It is one of the mostly visited with more than 10 million people admiring its wonders every year. 584 miles of the park besides roadways have scenic beauty and highest point at 6,643 feet. Ancient mountains are the major attraction. The astonishing wildlife consists of 17,000 animals and plant species and 95% of the park is forest which is a quarter of that old growth. The park also features 500 miles of fishing streams.

5. Rocky Mountain National Park Colorado

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Only 1.5 hours north of Denver, Rocky Mountains are attractive and around 4 million visitors come here every year for its incredible alpine scenery and it is home to 72 peaks taller than 12,000 feet. Ridge road is the highest continuous road in the country having 48 mile trail across Continental Divide. One can see valleys, forests and peaks and glaciers covered in snow.

This park has 141 species of butterflies, black bears, bobcats and mountain lions which are hard to spot.

6. Yellowstone National Park , Wyoming, Idaho & Montana

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This is first national park of the world. Experience 4 million visitors each year. Spread over 2.2 million acres consisting of hydrothermal features mud pots & hot springs. One can boat around North America’s highest lake and explore vast forests including one of the world’s largest petrified forests formed by volcanic eruptions, 50 million years ago.

7. Yosemite National Park, California

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Covering 1000 square miles in east California, Yosemite is a shining star among U.S’s top national parks. It has abundant natural wonders in the valley. It is visited by more than 4 million visitors every year. El Capitan cliff is a famous & hardest rock climbing destination in the world. It has incredible waterfalls change their characters along with seasons including falls, highest of 2,425 feet. The park offers hiking, rafting, climbing, camping and wildlife viewing chances. Dears, bears, coyotes can be easily sighted.

8. Zion National Park, Utah

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The park has 232 sq. miles involving scenic canyons created by million years of flowing water. It has massive sandstone cliffs in varied shades of beige, pink, orange and red which surround it. Narrow canyon slots make for interesting hiking. Waterfalls and springs maintain colorful hanging gardens. Around 1000 species of vegetation flourish here.

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If beauty is indeed the truth, as John Keats declared, then this story  to be true: The logo on the back of your iPhone or Mac is a tribute to Alan Turing, the man who set the foundations for the modern-day computer, pioneered analysis into artificial intelligence and open German wartime codes.

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His death, a decade after the end of the war, gives the link with Apple. Unrecognized for his job, facing jail for gross indecency and humiliated by estrogen injections meant to ‘cure’ his homosexuality, he snapped into an apple he had laced with cyanide. He died in uncertainty on 7th June 1954, ten years and a day after the Normandy landings, which formed copious use of intelligence gleaned by his methods.

And so, the story goes, when 2 Stanford entrepreneurs were looking for a logo for their brand new computer company, they retained Turing and his contribution to their field. They accepted an apple, not a complete apple, but one with a bite taken out of it.

The truth is rarely as simple, or beautiful, as we would like. It was assured by someone at Apple that it was really true. The article struck a chord and many people got in touch to say how satisfied or touched they were to hear the story.

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Some thought it was a myth. It may have begun around the time of the 2001 film about the Bletchley Park code breakers, Secret, or it may have just resurfaced then. It was verified with Apple headquarters, it was obvious that that Turing story was not true Apple history.

Other theories were advanced. The apple symbolized wisdom, as in the biblical story of Adam and Eve, or sourced the falling fruit that led Sir Isaac Newton to the theory of gravity. Supporters of the latter theory note the style of Apple’s handheld PDA, the Newton, but that was more than a decade after the invention of the logo.

The evidence now points in a more common direction. In a 2009 interview with Rob Janoff, the man who formed the logo reflected on the theories about his work. He dismisses Sir Isaac or the Bible as reference material and, while he says he is fascinated by the links with the Turing story, he states he was unaware of them at the time.

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Janoff says that he got no specific brief from Steve Jobs, and although he’s unclear about how he settled on the simple form of an apple, the reason for the bite is crystal clear: it’s there for scale, he states, so that a small Apple logo still seems like an apple and not a cherry.

It wasn’t long before Janoff found the first happy coincidence of his idea when a colleague told him that ‘bytes’ were the foundation stones of computing. The more passionate myth-making would happen soon behind.

When the Turing story was first cast into doubt, but got to enjoy the uncertainty. Limbo seemed a fitting, even romantic state, for the tale of a man who lived in the shadows. Even his tribute was now drifting between life and death, like Snow White after she took her own mythical apple.

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That a similar admiration for beauty over cold, hard fact lay behind Steve Jobs’ silence on the matter, He could have refused the creation myths caused by his company, but he chose not to. More than most, he understood the value of a beautiful story.

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Dubai, Abu Dhabi Stands Atop Among Most Sustainable Cities

#abudhabiDubai and Abu Dhabi have been positioned as the two most manageable urban communities in the Middle East locale, as indicated by a study by Arcadis, a worldwide configuration and consultancy firm for characteristic and assembled resources.

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Dubai was positioned first out of the eight Middle East urban areas secured in the Sustainable Cities Index report and 52nd general all around.

Be that as it may, in the classification of the world’s wealthiest and most financially reasonable urban communities, Dubai was positioned fourth with Abu Dhabi not a long ways behind in thirteenth spot. The file measured components including tourism, framework, GDP and business execution.

The 2016 Sustainable Cities Index was gathered for Arcadis by the Center for Economic and Business Research (Cebr) and investigates three center mainstays of supportability – social (individuals), ecological (planet) and monetary (benefit) to build up a demonstrative positioning of 100 of the world’s driving urban communities.

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The overall index is informed through an analysis of 32 different indicators and is also broken down into three sub-indices across each pillar.

According to the report, Dubai scored exceptionally well on the profit indicators finishing in fourth place globally, well ahead of other major business hubs like New York, Paris and Tokyo.t

The photo in Abu Dhabi was similarly positive with the city completing second in general in the locale and 58th universally. It scores extremely well on financial supportability as well yet confronts comparative difficulties around its natural execution,” said the report

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“It’s nothing unexpected to see Dubai and Abu Dhabi perform so well as both urban areas have all around arranged techniques around how they need to create. The 2021 Dubai Plan has an unmistakable objective to end up the most business-accommodating city on the planet and this is being bolstered through proceeded with interest in the city’s framework,” said Ben Khan, Client Development Director, Arcadis Middle East.

“Also, in Abu Dhabi, we have the Complete Sustainable Communities activity that was set up by the Urban Planning Council, which is centered around making a superior associated, more secure and greener city that gives a superior personal satisfaction,” said Khan.

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Vitality utilization and carbon outflows do stay high in Dubai and Abu Dhabi, to a great extent because of the atmosphere, volume of improvement, and the customary dependence on fossil fills. This is a region that both urban communities are effectively hoping to address however and it shapes a key part of the UAE’s Vision 2021. The attention on enhancing the vitality productivity of structures through rating frameworks like Estidama and Al Safat will help, as will arranged interest in redesigning the water and transport systems in both urban areas,” included Khan.

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Half a cup of the fruit provides fiber among other nutrients which prevents rush of sugar, vitamin B which builds energy and potassium helping regulate the blood pressure.

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Candies and sugar have started invading into our lives once again. It all began innocently with a gingerbread house lingering with the red-and-green sprinkle cookies & then enduring with the classroom parties, the candy canes that are used to garnish every wrapped present, and the hot chocolate with marshmallows that lures the kids on these cold days.

The children if keeping this pace would get spiral and sputter by the time Christmas arrives. Yet one doesn’t want to hijack all of the season’s treats. Rather fill their bellies with several vitamins and antioxidants from now on.

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The idea is to counteract some of sugar’s negative effects with these nutrients. Antioxidants help in preventing oxidative damage caused by sugar. Magnesium regulates blood sugar and insulin, and vitamin C boosts the immune systems of children. It might not be a perfect solution, but perhaps better than waging a war against holiday treats.

To ensure they are consuming these vitamins and antioxidants, feeding them as many fruits and vegetables is the trick. Pomegranate seeds will lead the way. Kids are generally attracted to anything bright and sparkly, so it is no wonder that they are obsessed with these little seeds. They dump them on every bowl of oatmeal, every serving of yoghurt and in every cup of fizzy water & experiment.

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Can these small-size seeds do any large-scale good? Of course, because they are known to fight cancer, improve memory, lower blood pressure, reduce inflammation and reduce heart disease. It’s not a wonder they are portrayed as healing fruit in the Bible.

Half a cup of pomegranate seeds provides 3 and 1/2 grams of fiber which is more than twice the amount found in the same serving size of apples. This slows the natural sugar found in the pomegranate the moment it enters the bloodstream of the body, preventing a sugar rush.

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The fruit’s vitamins B builds sustained energy. The potassium helps support functioning of the nerve. The antioxidant, such as quercetin, tannins, and anthocyanins, are all heart-friendly and prevents cancer. The vitamin K and iron keeps the blood healthy. Lastly, vitamins C and E, consisting of powerful antioxidants, boosts the immune system and prevents tissues from getting damaged by pollutants, toxins and sugars.

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Make your Own Reading Corner with These Tips -

Experts says first of all decide what kind of reader you are and according to them, design your book nook.

A varsity level would not just flop down on the couch or lie down in the bed; they know a spot is the key to really get lost in a good book. A known interior decorator and the author of the book ‘Sage Living’ says building a corner for the book is a necessary part of honouring one as a reader.

Reading is one of the most precious ways of escaping and nurturing ourselves, our minds and emotional lives as well. Building a reading nook is almost like building a shrine where we can take a moment out for ourselves through the books we love.

For advice on creating a dedicated space, Sage and Jane Green, 16 times New York Times bestseller novelist, says:-

SEATING

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A place to sit is obviously crucial. Keep in mind your reading style when you’re opting among a bench, an easy chair or a love seat. “It’s all about knowing yourself and your preferences” If you like to curl up, choose a wide chair or get an ottoman if you know that you need to stretch out.

LIGHTING

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You need to look out for what you’re reading, but also to not get distracted by bright lights. It’s all about creating a balance. Gooseneck lamps will be a good solution to lighting.

If opting for building a nook beside the window, make sure that it is lighted naturally during daytime or when you’d prefer to read.

COMFORT

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The seating is only a bit, but not all, of this process. If you prefer to be warm while reading, place a blanket draped over the back of your chair. If a coffee or a mug of tea is a must for you, your book nook must have a place to put it down while turning the pages of the book.

Green says that she keeps a big pile of pillows besides her place- “It’s like sinking in and shutting out from the world out there”. “You want a space that can feel like a cocoon.”

Texture is also another important aspect to be kept in mind. The seating should not be in a stiff chair because no one likes to read in that. Pillows and blankets must be soft, and the place must look cozy.

AVAILABILTY

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Sage said that a perfect book nook should look appealing for the reader at a moment’s notice. The blankets & pillows must be in place, along with the reading material.

“If you have to collect things together to use the space you fancy, that’s just one more roadblock you’re setting up for yourself and has to overcome,” Sage explains further.

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Robot Exhibition in Science Museum London -

A human cannot hold himself to know new stuff, making new things and know about the existed things, but creating robot is the Humanity’s obsession with spanning more than 500 years and it will be explored at a Science Museum exhibition announced 10 may 2016.

The show, called Robots, will explore the quest to “rebuild ourselves as machines” and how scientists are creating automatons that can communicate with us in more realistic ways.

More than 100 objects will go on showing, from a 16th-century mechanical priest to steam-powered Victorian “men” made from brass and iron and the hi-tech assistants in modern-day research labs.

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Visitors will allow interacting with some of the 12 working robots on display, also containing 1500s an articulated iron structure, and 2.4 mtr-tall walking model from the Fifties called Cygan. Cygan, a 2.4 mtr tall robot from the 1950s, is placed in the Science Museum show

According to the museum, the name “robot” was formed in 1920, and the show examining the story, how they have been “shaped by the religious view, the industrial revolution, 20th-century modern culture, and dreams of the future”. The exhibition has been opened on 13th may. It took 4 years to bring together and track down objects from globally. One of the first biped models, a robot which is capable of taking a step forward. It was discovered in the basement of an Islington robotics firm.

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A £35,000 Kickstarter fundraising campaign was started 0n 10th may 2016, in a bid to rebuild “Eric” a Twenties “talking” robot, to be uncovered this autumn. The original Eric, created by 2 British investors, wowed crowds at London’s Royal Horticultural Halls in 1928 with a four-minute address, before wandering the world and then disappearing.

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The robot, which matched a knight, had blue sparks that came from its teeth, formed with 35,000 volts of electricity. It gave the impression of replying questions, but these were given by a secret person. Inside Eric’s body were motors, electromagnets and about 3 miles of wire moving his arms and head. If the Kickstarter campaign to remade him is successful, the fresh version will go on public show in October 2016 for a month before a worldwide tour.

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Rare Treat Introduced by Rolls Royce: The Vision Next 100 Concept

This car is so amazing that it has not made it to the production in its existing form but this doesn’t make it any less interesting.

Rolls Royce vision next 100 is around 20 feet long and 5 feet tall, fully automated and having physical presence of a super yacht is meant to engross the brand goal for the next 10 decades. This has come after the end of 7th generation production Phantom and it’s a part of concept series vehicles of BMW group developed to celebrate their 100 years in 2016 and harbinger the next century design and technology. The company has revealed the BMW vision next 100 in March in Munich and mini concept few days back.

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With this new model, they were thoughtful of not dwelling in the past, said the design director of Rolls Royce. They wanted it to be most innovative which can transcend the design history of the announcement at the same time.

The key to the car is that it rejects the idea that future transport modes will be utilitarian and anonymous. Is it the very shade thrown at other self driving cars looking as interesting as slim and white landline telephone? At any rate rolls vision next 100 looks like a chariot with historic essence of ecstasy with it and a long Rolls hood. This car is wrapped with glass canopy roof and lower surface material is made to give it a look as if the car is floating.

This model of the car has same features and dimensions like modern phantom extended wheelbase and oversized Spirit of Ecstasy based on 1920’s era of Phantom. Luggage compartment in the rear comes with bespoke “Grand Tourer” cases. The Vision Next 100 is going to be powered by zero emissions placed on advance suspension.

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Rolls claimed that future buyers will commission their own coach built concepts. Every rolls car will be unique and a masterpiece in itself which depicts the emotional attachment between the car owner and the car. It means that if you buy a Rolls Royce like this one, you get to choose the furniture and other things inside, yourself if you don’t like the sofa inside.

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Yes, the inside of the Vision Next 100 is arranged like a lounge and every lounge needs a couch. A small couch is enclosed with silk and backlit which give it a look as if it’s floating in its place. Rest of the cabin is surrounded by wood of Macassar and embraced with deep pile of ivory wool carpet.

The car is controlled by an interactive program “Elenor”. This program works as a chauffeur and as an assistant like iPhone’s “Siri” program that reminds the passengers regarding appointments and tasks & make suggestions.

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The key to ultimate luxury, as per the Rolls Royce, is grand arrival, an event. Basically, car begins to glow from wheels to grill allowing you to stand fully before the coach door sweeps open. It also gives you a red carpet feel as you step outside; a red light shines from beneath.

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The Asus ZenBook 3 is up there with the slimmest laptops in the world.

Laptops have come a long way from their heavy beginnings. Apple cut the number of ports on its latest MacBook, resulting is a device that’s just 13.1 mm thick. HP chose to rework its hinges, giving us the 10.4mm thick Spectre. Asus is also making “thin” on the act, with the latest ultra-thin ZenBook 3 those slots in between the two.

· The Asus audio pod backs up the normal Harmon/Kardon speakers

· The 12.5-inch display is full HD at 1080 x 1920 pixels

· The Asus USB-C Universal Dock adapter that is fit with the ZenBook 3

· The 3 colours of the ZenBook 3

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Measuring 11.9 mm thick and 910g, the ZenBook 3 launched at Computex 2016 is 1.5mm slimmer and 10gm lighter than a MacBook. Asus says the weight saving comes, in part, thanks to aerospace-grade aluminium alloy, which is lighter and 50% stronger than the regular alloy found on regular laptops. Although it’s made of a different material, the surface is still finished with the same machined rings on the case as earlier models.

Open the ZenBook 3 up and you’re welcomed by a 12.5-inch display packing 1920 x 1080 pixels and coated with Gorilla Glass 4. Asus has cut the screen bezel down to just 7.6 mm, giving the laptop an 82 % screen-to-body ratio,

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As well as being wide, the screen boasts a 178-degree viewing point, a 1,000:1 contrast ratio and Asus Tru2Life video improvement, which is invented to optimize individual pixels for enhanced contrast. How it matches to the Apple Retina Display remains to be seen, however.

The ZenBook 3 really keeps itself from the MacBook under the hood. Whereas the most influential MacBook makes do with a 1.3 GHz m7 processor, eight GB of RAM and a 512 GB SSD, the Zenbook 3 can be specced with a latest-generation i7 processor, up to sixteen GB of RAM and a one TB SSD.

Of course, it’s not simple to cool a powerful processor in a thin body. That’s why HP utilizes a hyperbaric cooling system on its latest Spectre, and why Asus has built a new cooling system that utilizes a liquid-crystal-polymer fan that’s just 0.3 mm thick and a copper-alloy heat pipe that supports to route hot air through moldings hidden in the hinge.

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Power comes from a 40 Wh lithium-polymer battery and Asus claims it’ll last 9 hours. Thanks to its USB-C fast charger, the ZenBook 3 can be charged to 60 % capacity in 49 minutes. The USB-C port also increases as your display connector, USB port, and charge port.

Through the use of the all-in-one USB-C Universal Dock, the port also works as an Ethernet port, SD card reader, LAN, VGA and HDMI ports. There’s also an outer speaker pod to back up the inbuilt Harmon Kardon quad speakers.

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The ZenBook 3 will be available in blue, grey and rose gold, with prices ranging from 999 US$ for the base design with an Intel Core i5 processor, 4 GB of RAM, and a 256 GB SSD, through 1,499$ for the Intel Core i7, 16 GB RAM and 512 GB SSD design, up to the top-of-the-line design that gets a 1 TB SSD and will cost $1,999.

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NASA Kepler Discovers - First Earth-Size Planet In The 'Habitable Zone' -

After a week of consideration, now it’s been affirmed: who believe in there is a living planet in the space and earth is not the only one, there is a rocky, probably Earth-like planet only 4 light-years from Earth, the closest ever found.

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The German newspaper Der Spiegel quoted On Aug. 16, an unnamed source from the European Southern Observatory who said that they had found an Earth-like planet projecting the closest star to Earth, Proxima Centauri. Better yet, the planet projected in the star’s ‘habitable zone,’ an area around a star where liquid water can subsist.

The source also stated the newspaper that the observatory would affirm the discovery by the end of August this year. Well, another news is, no one at the ESO had approved or denied the discovery.

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Proxima Centauri is a distant star that lies in the constellation Centaurus. It’s actually part of a 3-star system that also holds the Alpha Centauri A and Alpha Centauri B.

This artist’s impression explains a view of the surface of the planet Proxima b orbiting the red dwarf star Proxima Centauri, the closest star to our solar system.

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The orbit of RR245, a new dwarfed planet orbiting beyond Neptune. New dwarfed planet found beyond orbit of Neptune

This artist’s impression gives a view of the three-star system HD 131399 from close to the large planet orbiting in the system. New exoplanet has unique triple star system

Jupiter with one of its biggest moons, Ganymede, ‘The largest and baddest planet in the solar system.

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The research for the exoplanet was done using the ESO’s spectrograph telescope; it handles the breakdown of light, as well as other expert and amateur telescopes from around the globe as part of the Pale Red Dot campaign. Scientists were looking for a wobble in the star. A wobble would mean that a planet’s gravitational pull was acting upon the star.

Guillem Anglada-Escudé who led the campaign said ‘The first signs of a possible planet were found back in 2013, but the discovery was not convincing Since then we have worked carefully to get further observations of the ground with help from ESO and others.’

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The investigation found that a planet with a size of about 1.3 Earths was orbiting Proxima Centauri about 7 million kilometers away, closer than Mercury orbits the sun.

Despite the planet, Proxima Centauri b, orbits much alike to its host star, it’s still in the habitable place because the star is much cooler and fainter than our own.

Astronomers predict that the planet has warmth that would allow water to exist on its covering, which provides for the possibility of life. However, scientists will have to continue to study in order to confirm.

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Have you ever questioned what it would be like to live on the moon? What about Mars or Mercury, or Venus ? We certain have and that’s why we chose to find out what it might be like to exist on other worlds in our solar system, from Mercury to Pluto and beyond.