Abu Dhabi Built the World's Biggest Solar Power Plant

The plant was designed and developed by Shams Power Company, and it cost $600 million and took three years to build.This gargantuan power plant covers almost one square mile – the equivalent of about 285 football fields. According to Masdar, it will generate enough electricity to power 20,000 homes in the United Arab Emirates. It will also displace 175,000 tons of CO2 per year – the equivalent of planting 1.5 million trees or taking 15,000...

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Magnetic loops on the sun

This is an image of magnetic loops on the sun, processed to highlight the edges of each loop. A series of such loops are known as a flux rope, and these lie at the heart of eruptions on the sun known as coronal mass ejections. I think one of those would eat us. ...

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Check out this awesome cutting board concept

Check out this awesome cutting board concept that is also a weighing scale! Design by Jess Griffin and Jim Termeer. But i asked myself How about durability and sensitiveness on maintenance? How is it sensitive on damages caused by knife? How about calibrating? Nice concept. Not yet practical thing for real word operations... M. M. A.   The concept Source: http://goo.gl/QE...

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Are you know How It Works: A Touchscreen That Knows Yours

A) INDIUM TIN OXIDECapacitive sensors found in most existing touchscreens, track pads, OLED displays, and other electronics use indium tin oxide (ITO) as an electrode. The conductive material transmits an electric current to a user’s fingertips. ITO is also transparent, so light from the underlying LCD screen shines through. B) SENSOR BOARDThe sensor board injects tiny electric currents into the ITO layer. When a user touches the screen (and thus...

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Types of people on facebook....!

Be honest and comment which one are you... I usually don't say much, I press like too much instead ☺ ... ...

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13 Must-see stargazing events for 2013!

I think the comet "ISON" is the most interesting one ..                       We've waited. To see it....

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