A Nokia that can morph? Whoa. Will it become a reality someday with nanotechnologies?
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February 26th, 2008 — Advertising and Promotion, Gadgets and Electronics, Science and Technology, Video
Tags: Concept, Cool, Morph, Nokia
A Nokia that can morph? Whoa. Will it become a reality someday with nanotechnologies?
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February 8th, 2008 — Fashion, Style, Shopping, Science and Technology
Tags: Diamonds, Lucy, World
The world largest diamond is not on our planet, Earth, but is in the space at a distance of 50 light years from Earth, in the Constellation Centaurus.
And it has a name — Lucy.
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December 30th, 2007 — DIY, Science and Technology
Tags: Cool, glasses, How-to
Sometimes you may have misplaced your glasses, lost it and never found it again. During these times, don’t you wish you can actually see, so you can find your glasses?
Robert Krampf have done an "Emergency Glasses" experiment by using materials you can find easily - a piece of leaf or paper and a needle, a pin or a sharp nail.
Checkout the Emergency Glasses experiment. It really works!
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December 16th, 2007 — Pets and Animals, Science and Technology, Video
Tags: Cats, clones, Cool, glow in the dark
South Korean scientists have cloned cats that glow red when exposed to ultraviolet rays!
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December 12th, 2007 — Science and Technology
Tags: evolution, human
Researchers analyzing variation in the human genome have concluded that human evolution accelerated enormously in the last 40,000 years under the force of natural selection.
The finding contradicts a widely held assumption that human evolution came to a halt 10,000 years ago or even 50,000 years ago. Some evolutionary psychologists, for example, assume that the mind has not evolved since the Ice Age ended 10,000 years ago.
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What do you think?
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December 8th, 2007 — Health, Science and Technology
Tags: depression, Health, Sadness
Feeling depress? Don’t fret. Feeling sad can be good for you as it promotes good health. Don’t get panic nor get medications right away, instead, try to focus and overcome the depression.
According to some experts, sadness actually helps us learn from our mistakes. It also invites sympathy and therefore help from others. So, it’s not the end of the world. In fact, there are many ways to handle depressions. That, is another topic altogether.
What do you think? Is feeling sad good for you?
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November 26th, 2007 — Computers and Internet, Science and Technology
Tags: Age, Fun

What’s your real age?
We all know biological age and real age is different based on your lifestyle and other factors. Why not take the test to find out your real age?
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November 19th, 2007 — Art and Photography, Science and Technology
Tags: Cool, optical illusion
Most optical illusions are made in one perspective, however the following optical illusion is different. The following optical illusion is influenced by culture and the environment we live in.
Now, look at the picture below.

What did you see?
Most of us would have guessed it’s a family sitting down inside a house with a window and a shrubbery tree outside.
What’s on the woman’s head? When scientists showed a similar sketch to people from East Africa, nearly all of them said she was balancing a box on her head. While westerners would have guessed these people are inside a house, others would say they are sitting underneath a tree. Interesting.
(Via eyes-and-vision.com)
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August 28th, 2007 — Science and Technology
Tags: Astronomy, lunar eclipse, Moon
Following my earlier post on the upcoming total lunar eclipse, the exact time is 4:51 a.m. EDT (or 4:51 p.m. Malaysia time), August 28 (Tuesday morning) when the partial eclipse will begin and the full eclipse will begin an hour later at 5:52 a.m. EDT (or 5:52 p.m. Malaysia time).
The total eclipse will be visible in North and South America, especially in the West. People in the Pacific islands, eastern Asia, Australia and New Zealand also will be able to view it if skies are clear. So, get ready your camera and binoculars!
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August 25th, 2007 — Science and Technology
Tags: Astronomy, lunar eclipse, Moon
According to Astronomy.com, on August 28, the Moon will plunge through Earth’s shadow, and the United States’ West Coast sees the best show.

The March 3, 2007, lunar eclipse favored Africa, Europe, and Asia. Anthony Ayiomamitis
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