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White skin is in a midle of a lot of false ideas in the beggining of this XXI century, i wish giving more light tonight over the human skin color and it evolution during the ages with this documentary uploaded on YouTube in November 13, 2012 by saddoboxing1 and this blogger mail from Gina Kirchweger.</blockquote>
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<b>The evolution of race was as simple as the politics of race is complex </b></blockquote>
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Ten years ago, while at the university of Western Australia, anthropologist Nina Jablonski was asked to give a lecture on human skin. As an expert in primate evolution, she decided to discuss the evolution of skin color, but when she went through the literature on the subject she was dismayed. Some theories advanced before the 1970s tended to be racist, and others were less than convincing. White skin, for example, was reported to be more resistant to cold weather, although groups like the Inuit are both dark and particularly resistant to cold. After the 1970s, when researchers were presumably more aware of the controversy such studies could kick up, there was very little work at all. "It's one of these things everybody notices," Jablonski says, "but nobody wants to talk about." </blockquote>
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No longer. Jablonski and her husband, George Chaplin, a geographic information systems specialist, have formulated the first comprehensive theory of skin color. Their findings, published in a recent issue of the Journal of Human Evolution, show a strong, somewhat predictable correlation between skin color and the strength of sunlight across the globe. But they also show a deeper, more surprising process at work: Skin color, they say, is largely a matter of vitamins. </blockquote>
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Jablonski, now chairman of the anthropology department at the California Academy of Sciences, begins by assuming that our earliest ancestors had fair skin just like chimpanzees, our closest biological relatives. Between 4.5 million and 2 million years ago, early humans moved from the rain forest and onto the East African savanna. Once on the savanna, they not only had to cope with more exposure to the sun, but they also had to work harder to gather food. Mammalian brains are particularly vulnerable to overheating: A change of only five or six degrees can cause a heatstroke. So our ancestors had to develop a better cooling system. </blockquote>
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The answer was sweat, which dissipates heat through evaporation. Early humans probably had few sweat glands, like chimpanzees, and those were mainly located on the palms of their hands and the bottoms of their feet. Occasionally, however, individuals were born with more glands than usual. The more they could sweat, the longer they could forage before the heat forced them back into the shade. The more they could forage, the better their chances of having healthy offspring and of passing on their sweat glands to future generations. </blockquote>
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A million years of natural selection later, each human has about 2 million sweat glands spread across his or her body. Human skin, being less hairy than chimpanzee skin, "dries much quicker," says Adrienne Zihlman, an anthropologist at the University of California at Santa Cruz. "Just think how after a bath it takes much longer for wet hair to dry." </blockquote>
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Hairless skin, however, is particularly vulnerable to damage from sunlight. Scientists long assumed that humans evolved melanin, the main determinant of skin color, to absorb or disperse ultraviolet light. But what is it about ultraviolet light that melanin protects against? Some researchers pointed to the threat of skin cancer. But cancer usually develops late in life, after a person has already reproduced. Others suggested that sunburned nipples would have hampered breast-feeding. But a slight tan is enough to protect mothers against that problem. </blockquote>
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During her preparation for the lecture in Australia, Jablonski found a 1978 study that examined the effects of ultraviolet light on folate, a member of the vitamin B complex. An hour of intense sunlight, the study showed, is enough to cut folate levels in half if your skin is light. Jablonski made the next, crucial connection only a few weeks later. At a seminar on embryonic development, she heard that low folate levels are correlated with neural-tube defects such as spina bifida and anencephaly, in which infants are born without a full brain or spinal cord.</blockquote>
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Jablonski later came across three documented cases in which children's neural-tube defects were linked to their mothers' visits to tanning studios during early pregnancy. Moreover, she found that folate is crucial to sperm development -- so much so that a folate inhibitor was developed as a male contraceptive. ("It never got anywhere," Jablonski says. "It was so effective that it knocked out all folate in the body.") She now had some intriguing evidence that folate might be the driving force behind the evolution of darker skin. But why do some people have light skin? </blockquote>
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As far back as the 1960s, the biochemist W. Farnsworth Loomis had suggested that skin color is determined by the body's need for vitamin D. The vitamin helps the body absorb calcium and deposit it in bones, an essential function, particularly in fast-growing embryos. (The need for vitamin D during pregnancy may explain why women around the globe tend to have lighter skin than men.) Unlike folate, vitamin D depends on ultraviolet light for its production in the body. Loomis believed that people who live in the north, where daylight is weakest, evolved fair skin to help absorb more ultraviolet light and that people in the tropics evolved dark skin to block the light, keeping the body from overdosing on vitamin D, which can be toxic at high concentrations. </blockquote>
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By the time Jablonski did her research, Loomis's hypothesis had been partially disproved. "You can never overdose on natural amounts of vitamin D," Jablonski says. "There are only rare cases where people take too many cod-liver supplements." But Loomis's insight about fair skin held up, and it made a perfect complement for Jablonski's insight about folate and dark skin. The next step was to find some hard data correlating skin color to light levels. </blockquote>
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Until the 1980s, researchers could only estimate how much ultraviolet radiation reaches Earth's surface. But in 1978, NASA launched the Total Ozone Mapping Spectrometer. Three years ago, Jablonski and Chaplin took the spectrometer's global ultraviolet measurements and compared them with published data on skin color in indigenous populations from more than 50 countries. To their delight, there was an unmistakable correlation: The weaker the ultraviolet light, the fairer the skin. Jablonski went on to show that people living above 50 degrees latitude have the highest risk of vitamin D deficiency. "This was one of the last barriers in the history of human settlement," Jablonski says. "Only after humans learned fishing, and therefore had access to food rich in vitamin D, could they settle these regions." </blockquote>
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Humans have spent most of their history moving around. To do that, they've had to adapt their tools, clothes, housing, and eating habits to each new climate and landscape. But Jablonski's work indicates that our adaptations go much further. People in the tropics have developed dark skin to block out the sun and protect their body's folate reserves. People far from the equator have developed fair skin to drink in the sun and produce adequate amounts of vitamin D during the long winter months. </blockquote>
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Jablonski hopes that her research will alert people to the importance of vitamin D and folate in their diet. It's already known, for example, that dark-skinned people who move to cloudy climes can develop conditions such as rickets from vitamin D deficiencies. More important, Jablonski hopes her work will begin to change the way people think about skin color. "We can take a topic that has caused so much disagreement, so much suffering, and so much misunderstanding," she says, "and completely disarm it."</blockquote>
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Global ocean levels have risen about 6 cm (2.3 in) over the past two decades, matching models consistent with human-induced climate change. </blockquote>
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One of the most significant potential impacts of climate change is sea level rise that may cause inundation of coastal areas and islands, shoreline erosion, and destruction of important ecosystems such as wetlands and mangroves. </blockquote>
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As global temperatures increase, sea level rises due to a thermal expansion of upper layers of the ocean and melting of glaciers and ice sheets.
The measurement of long-term changes in global mean sea level can provide an important corroboration of predictions by climate models of global warming. </blockquote>
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Satellite altimeter radar measurements can be combined with precisely known spacecraft orbits to measure sea level on a global basis with unprecedented accuracy. A series of satellite missions that started with TOPEX/Poseidon (T/P) in 1992 and continued with Jason-1 (2001–2013) and Jason-2 (2008–present) estimate global mean sea level every 10 days with an uncertainty of 3–4 mm.
Jason-2, launched 20 June 2008, is a joint effort between NOAA, the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, France’s Centre National d’Etudes Spatiales (CNES) and the European Organisation for the Exploitation of Meteorological Satellites (EUMETSAT). </blockquote>
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Prosuming a memento from the celebration of 50 years of space flight controls from NASA uploaded on Youtube in August 24, 2015 by The Mars Underground. </blockquote>
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Since the last 50 years the city of Houston is the place where humans control all the space flights to ISS and interplanetary exploration missions. </blockquote>
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The document starts with the launch of Gemini 4 and remembers all the discoveries and progress done in space flights by NASA until June 3, 2015.</blockquote>
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In June 3, 1965 five decades ago, NASA’s Mission Control Center came online for the first time. Better known by its radio call sign “Houston” (for the city it calls home), it was designed from the start to put a man on the moon. One of the most advanced facilities on the planet when it opened in 1965, it cost more than $100 million—that’s $750 million today. </blockquote>
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The facility was designed to handle a huge variety of scenarios, some of them utterly unpredictable. As a press release at the time noted, designers refined the specifications as they went along. “They had to: they were dealing with undefined dimensions—literally out of this world and off on tangents not yet explored by man.” </blockquote>
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“Houston” has evolved since 1965, of course, but photos from its early days and from 2015 prove the core concept was a good one. Today’s computer screens are bigger and more colorful. A 1990s revamp did away with the mainframe computer-based system to a more modern setup, and now that Americans are living on the International Space Station, the room is staffed at all times, rather than for the occasional launch. The facility has expanded to include a training flight control room (for practice), a life sciences control room (for experiments), and an “Exploration Planning Operations Center” (to test new concepts).</blockquote>
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But it doesn’t look all that different, and the basic function of the command center hasn’t changed. Every American who’s gone into space since 1965—from Ed White to Scott Kelly—has been carefully watched over by science whizzes manning these stations.</blockquote>
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The day after it opened, the center handled Gemini 4, the mission during which astronaut Ed White completed the first American spacewalk, floating outside the spacecraft for 20 minutes. But even before that success, NASA knew it had created something special. A few months before Mission Control went operational, it invited journalists down for extensive tours and technical briefings on the facility, as well as a full-scale simulation of GT-3, the code name for the first manned Gemini mission.</blockquote>
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The facility was seriously state-of-the-art, and a huge step up from NASA’s earlier control centers. Mainframes built by IBM provided the computing backbone for the MCC’s operations, allowing NASA controllers to pull up thousands of graphs, tables and pictures in seconds, and overlay static images like maps with dynamic, computer-generated images like spacecraft flight paths.</blockquote>
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As the press release noted, the center was “a multitude of superlatives,” with 10,000 miles of wire, two million wire connections, 140 command consoles, 136 television cameras, and 384 television receivers. A 53-station pneumatic tube system, with two miles of tubing and electrically-manipulated switches and control valves, automatically guided messages to their final destination.</blockquote>
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Screens totaling 10-feet tall and 60-feet wide adorned the back wall, while hundreds of television monitors filled the consoles. Controllers could record images of their computer displays at the push of a button, which were immediately printed out for the historical record—an early take on today’s screenshot.</blockquote>
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“More than 200 different types of telemetry data—on the condition of the astronauts, spacecraft and booster systems—will flow into the MCC during a mission,” said the press release. “The amount of spacecraft information, received in the MCC’s Telemetry Equipment Room in code, is equivalent to that which would be received by approximately 1,000 standard Teletype circuits.” Telemetry data would be stored in the spacecraft when it was out of range of one of NASA’s worldwide communication sites, with data periodically dumped to a receiving station when the spacecraft passed within range.</blockquote>
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Much thought was put into how to display the massive amount of incoming information, so as not to overwhelm the human controllers. Computer-controlled warning lights in various colors (white for ready to operate; green for go and safely operating; yellow for warning, attention needed; and red for danger, abort, land or take other immediate action) reflected mission status changes within half a second.</blockquote>
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Voice communication systems were extensive, allowing group conversations within the MCC as well as with remote stations and astronauts. Teletype equipment allowed written messages to be transferred as fast as 100 words per minute. There was enough communications equipment installed to provide telephone service to a city of 10,000.</blockquote>
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Timing, crucial in spaceflight, was synchronized with the National Bureau of Standards’ time station. A television camera constantly filmed the official clock for display on monitors through the facility.</blockquote>
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The MCC building itself filled 245,000 square feet, with 113,000 of that in the windowless Mission Operations Wing. Each Mission Operations Control Room filled 7,800 square feet of space. It all came together in about 30 months, from the awarding of the prime contract to the first operational flight. More than one hundred different vendors supplied hundreds of chassis-level pieces of equipment to the center, with hundreds more built by Philco, the primary contractor, and NASA itself.</blockquote>
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Located at the Johnson Space Center (renamed in 1973 from the Manned Spacecraft Center), the various Mission Operation Control Rooms oversaw every Apollo, Skylab and Space Shuttle flight, and now controllers watch over the International Space Station. The control rooms have been rebuilt numerous times over the years, but always with the same two overarching goals: Keeping astronauts safe and completing the mission.</blockquote>
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Prosuming today this video uploaded by Drone HDTV on Youtube in August 23, 2015 showing amazing landscapes with soundtrack ''Beach Sunset'' (Original Chillout Mix) performed by Simon G-Endless.</blockquote>
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Anonymoushttp://www.blogger.com/profile/12641894950902660595noreply@blogger.com0Haarlem, Holanda52.3873878 4.646219400000063652.2323178 4.3234959000000632 52.5424578 4.968942900000064tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3784632789258151709.post-55120806581477043432015-08-23T20:00:00.000+01:002015-08-25T02:09:27.765+01:00Movie ''The Black Hole'' The story of USS Cygnus - Memento 8.15<div dir="ltr" style="text-align: left;" trbidi="on">
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This memento remembers the movie produced by Disney Studios. This trailer was uploaded on Youtube by Rinoa Super-Genius in October 15, 2012 about the story of USS Cygnus which have opened in the begginning of the 80's our minds to the existence of black holes in the universe. </blockquote>
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The Black Hole is a 1979 American science fiction film directed by Gary Nelson and produced by Walt Disney Productions. </blockquote>
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The film stars Maximilian Schell, Robert Forster, Joseph Bottoms, Yvette Mimieux, Anthony Perkins, and Ernest Borgnine, while the voices of the main robot characters are provided by Roddy McDowall and Slim Pickens (both unbilled). </blockquote>
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Nearing the end of a long mission exploring deep space, the spacecraft USS Palomino is returning to Earth. The crew consists of Captain Dan Holland, First Officer Lieutenant Charlie Pizer, journalist Harry Booth, ESP-sensitive scientist Dr. Kate McCrae, the expedition's civilian leader Dr. Alex Durant and the robot V.I.N.CENT ("Vital Information Necessary CENTralized"). </blockquote>
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The Palomino crew discover a black hole in space with a spaceship nearby, somehow defying the hole's massive gravitational pull. The ship is identified as the long-lost USS Cygnus, the ship McCrae's father served aboard when it went missing. Deciding to investigate, the Palomino encounters a mysterious null gravity field surrounding the Cygnus. The Palomino becomes damaged when it drifts away from the Cygnus and into the black hole's intense gravity field, but the ship manages to move back to the Cygnus and finds itself able to dock to what initially appears to be an abandoned vessel. </blockquote>
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The Palomino crew cautiously boards the Cygnus and soon encounter the ship's commander, Dr. Hans Reinhardt, a brilliant scientist. Aided by a crew of faceless, black-robed android drones and his sinister-looking robot Maximilian, Reinhardt explains that he has lived all alone on the Cygnus for years. After the ship encountered a meteor field and was disabled, he ordered the human crew to return to Earth, but Kate's father chose to remain aboard and has since died. Reinhardt then reveals that he has spent the past 20 years studying the black hole and intends to fly the Cygnus through it. Only Durant believes it is possible and asks to accompany Reinhardt on the trip. </blockquote>
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The rest of the Palomino crew grow suspicious of the faceless drones' human-like behaviour: Booth sees a robot limping and Holland witnesses a robot funeral and discovers the Cygnus crew's personal items in the ship's living quarters. Old B.O.B. (BiO-sanitation Battalion), a battered early model robot similar to V.I.N.CENT, explains that the faceless drones are in fact the human crew, who mutinied when Reinhardt refused to return to Earth and had been lobotomized and "reprogrammed" by Reinhardt to serve him. McCrae's father had led the mutiny and was killed. Using telepathy, V.I.N.CENT tells Kate the truth about what happened. When Kate tells Durant, he removes the reflective faceplate from a "drone" to reveal the zombie-like face of a crew member. Appalled, Durant tries to flee the bridge with Kate, but Maximilian kills him. Reinhardt kidnaps Kate, ordering his sentry robots to take her to the ship's hospital bay to be lobotomized. </blockquote>
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Just as the process begins, Holland rescues Kate, along with V.I.N.CENT and B.O.B. Meanwhile, fearing the situation is escalating dangerously, Booth attempts to escape alone in the Palomino. Reinhardt orders the craft shot down, but the weapons fire sends the ship crashing into the Cygnus, destroying its port-side anti-gravity forcefield generator. A meteor storm then destroys the starboard generator. Without its null-gravity bubble, the Cygnus starts to break apart under the black hole's huge gravitational forces. </blockquote>
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Reinhardt and the Palomino survivors separately plan their escape aboard a small probe ship used to study the black hole. Reinhardt orders Maximilian to go and prepare the probe ship, but then a large viewscreen falls on Reinhardt, pinning him down. His lobotomized crew stand motionless as he struggles helplessly. Maximilian confronts the others and fatally damages B.O.B. moments before he himself is damaged by V.I.N.CENT and drifts lifelessly out of the broken ship into the black hole. Holland, Pizer, McCrae and V.I.N.CENT reach the probe ship and launch, only to discover the controls locked onto a flightpath that takes them into the black hole. </blockquote>
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In a surreal sequence inside the black hole which resembles Heaven and Hell, an aged Reinhardt becomes merged with Maximilian in a burning, hellish landscape populated by dark robed spectres resembling the Cygnus drones. Next, a floating, angelic figure with long flowing hair passes through a cathedral-like arched crystal tunnel. The probe ship carrying Holland, Pizer, McCrae and V.I.N.CENT then emerges from a white hole and is last seen flying through space towards a planet near a bright star.</blockquote>
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Anonymoushttp://www.blogger.com/profile/12641894950902660595noreply@blogger.com0Haarlem, Holanda52.3873878 4.646219400000063652.2323178 4.3234959000000632 52.5424578 4.968942900000064tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3784632789258151709.post-82261646219711695782015-08-19T20:00:00.000+01:002015-08-24T16:10:17.196+01:00Prosuming Extreme Sports Events & GIF YOUR VID - SMI 8.15<div dir="ltr" style="text-align: left;" trbidi="on">
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Night Barman prosumes for the end of this summer the soundtrack ''Processed Beats'' performed by Kasabian into this video produced by Jean Gregorio in August 19, 2015 and edited on Youtube by Sony Magellan Images 2.0</blockquote>
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The video shows amazing pictures from people enjoying their free-time to make crazy tricks or experimenting extreme sports all along their holidays...</blockquote>
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The clip is from a serie ''Earth Passenger 2015'' created for the prosuming of many animated pictures generated by GIF YOUR VID in many different episode named by their music soundtrack, today with (EN) band : Kasabian. </blockquote>
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Serie Concept : Travelling on board of an virtual space station orbiting the planet, the crew that you´re part of it observes the amazing beauty of wild life, Nature and people living on earth with texts of numeric poetry trying to explain the pictures with music & animation..</blockquote>
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Anonymoushttp://www.blogger.com/profile/12641894950902660595noreply@blogger.com0Haarlem, Holanda52.3873878 4.646219400000063652.2323178 4.3234959000000632 52.5424578 4.968942900000064tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3784632789258151709.post-19299126017986669792015-08-10T18:55:00.002+01:002015-08-24T14:14:52.319+01:00Prosuming U2 in ''Every Stunning Wave'' - Video SMI 8.15<div dir="ltr" style="text-align: left;" trbidi="on">
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Night Barman prosumes today a soundtrack performed by U2 with animated pictures generated by GIF YOUR VID into this new video produced by Jean Gregorio and edited on Blogger, Youtube & Google+ by Sony Magellan Images 2.0 in August 10, 2015.<br />
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The clip shows stunning waves all over the world and surfers breaking them for fun... Summer is still on air with this wonderful song performed by Bono´s voice and the symphonic guitar ballad from the edge, enjoy it ! </blockquote>
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<b><span style="color: orange; font-size: large;">Selected pictures from GIF YOUR VID for SMI 8.15 ''Every Stunning Wave'' video.</span></b></blockquote>
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<b>1 - <span style="background-color: white; color: #333333; font-family: 'Helvetica Neue', Helvetica, 'ヒラギノ角ゴ Pro W3', 'Hiragino Kaku Gothic Pro', メイリオ, Meiryo, 'MS Pゴシック', arial, sans-serif; font-size: 15px; line-height: 20px;">Guinness Record set for most Surfers Riding Wave.</span></b></blockquote>
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Added in August 8, 2015 by Acehe Akifomav i present today this National geographic video : ''Mission Pluto 2015''. </blockquote>
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This space documentary is a mission overview who ask a simple question : Why Go to Pluto ? </blockquote>
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Planetary exploration is a historic endeavor and a major focus of NASA. New Horizons is designed to help us understand. </blockquote>
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Launch: January 19, 2006 </blockquote>
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Trajectory: To Pluto via Jupiter Gravity Assist. </blockquote>
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The Voyage Early Cruise: The first 13 months included spacecraft and instrument checkouts, instrument calibrations, small trajectory correction maneuvers and rehearsals for the Jupiter encounter. </blockquote>
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New Horizons passed the orbit of Mars on April 7, 2006; it also tracked a small asteroid, later named "APL", in June 2006. </blockquote>
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Jupiter Encounter: Closest approach occurred February 28, 2007. Moving about 51,000 miles per hour (about 23 kilometers per second), New Horizons flew about 3 to 4 times closer to Jupiter than the Cassini spacecraft, coming within 1.4 million miles (2.3 million kilometers) of the large planet. </blockquote>
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Interplanetary Cruise: Activities during the approximately 8-year cruise to Pluto included annual spacecraft and instrument checkouts, trajectory corrections, instrument calibrations and Pluto encounter rehearsals. During the cruise, New Horizons also crossed the orbits of Saturn (June 8, 2008), Uranus (March 18, 2011) and Neptune (August 25, 2014). </blockquote>
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New Horizons has the capability to fly beyond the Pluto system and explore additional Kuiper Belt Objects. New Horizons carries extra hydrazine fuel for a KBO flyby; its communications system is designed to work from far beyond Pluto and its scientific instruments can work in light levels even lower than the dim sunlight at Pluto. </blockquote>
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So the New Horizons team had to undertake a dedicated search for small KBOs the spacecraft could reach. In the early 2000s, no such KBOs had even been discovered. The National Academy of Sciences directed New Horizons to fly by small KBOs about 20 to 50 kilometers (about 12 to 30 miles) across, which are more likely to be primitive bodies, less well-formed than planets like Pluto.</blockquote>
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In 2014, using the Hubble Space Telescope, New Horizons science team members discovered three KBOs – all in the range of 20-55 kilometers across, and all with possible flyby dates in late 2018 or in 2019 — a billion miles beyond Pluto. </blockquote>
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In summer 2015, after the Pluto flyby, the New Horizons team will work with NASA to choose the best candidate among the three. In fall 2015, operators will fire the engines aboard New Horizons – at the optimal time to minimize the fuel required to reach the selected target – to begin the journey. </blockquote>
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All NASA missions that seek to do more exploration beyond their primary objectives submit a proposal to NASA to fund an extended mission. The proposal to explore additional KBOs will be due in 2016; it will be evaluated by an independent team of experts to gauge its merit: the team will evaluate the health of the spacecraft and its instrument payload, the value of the science New Horizons can do at a KBO, the cost of the flight to and the exploration of the target KBO, and more. </blockquote>
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Anonymoushttp://www.blogger.com/profile/12641894950902660595noreply@blogger.com0Haarlem, Holanda52.3873878 4.646219400000063652.2323178 4.3234959000000632 52.5424578 4.968942900000064tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3784632789258151709.post-91455443730526620742015-07-30T00:50:00.000+01:002015-08-24T14:15:12.125+01:00Prosuming GIF YOUR VID & B.Real - Video SMI 7.15<div dir="ltr" style="text-align: left;" trbidi="on">
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<a href="http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-bES3WXcPyag/Vbleq2-qMOI/AAAAAAAAIAY/SPIL0G40lBQ/s1600/00%2BGIF%2BYOUR%2BVID%2B1.gif" imageanchor="1" style="clear: left; float: left; margin-bottom: 1em; margin-right: 1em;"><img border="0" height="112" src="http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-bES3WXcPyag/Vbleq2-qMOI/AAAAAAAAIAY/SPIL0G40lBQ/s200/00%2BGIF%2BYOUR%2BVID%2B1.gif" width="200" /></a>Night Barman prosumes today B.Real, an american lead singer of band CYPRESS HILL with it groovy tune ''Mile High'' podcasted also on Youtube to promote the sound in a picture animation.</blockquote>
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Cypress Hill is an American hip hop group from South Gate, California. Cypress Hill was the first Latino-American hip hop group to have platinum and multi-platinum albums, selling over 18 million albums worldwide. </blockquote>
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They are considered to be amongst the main progenitors of West Coast rap and Hip hop in the early 1990s, being critically acclaimed for their first three albums. </blockquote>
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The band has also been important for the advocacy of medical and recreational use of cannabis in the United States.</blockquote>
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<b><span style="color: orange;">Sony Magellan Images 2.0 prosumes GIF YOUR VID </span></b></blockquote>
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Nº 1 - Most Incredible Basejump Site - Navagio Beach (Greece)</blockquote>
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Nº 2 - Epic Roof Jump - Illinois (U.S.A)</blockquote>
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Nº3 - Surfline's Six Weeks on the North Shore Movie - Hawaï (U.S.A.)</blockquote>
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NASA is setting its eyes on the exploration of Mars, an over two year-long journey that will make history. Today's children will be the first explorers of our neighboring planet with help from Boeing. </blockquote>
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The current development of Boeing's advanced module technology will make possible a safe excursion for astronauts to Mars to discover ground humans have yet to see.</blockquote>
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<b><span style="color: orange; font-size: large;">A 21st Century Space Capsule </span></b></blockquote>
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Boeing’s Crew Space Transportation (CST) -100 spacecraft was developed as part of NASA's Commercial Crew Program. The CST-100 can accommodate up to seven passengers, or a mix of crew and cargo to low-earth orbit destinations such as the International Space Station or the Bigelow planned station. </blockquote>
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The CST-100 capsule has an innovative, weld-less design and features Boeing LED “Sky Lighting,” wireless internet and tablet technology for crew interfaces.</blockquote>
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<b><span style="color: orange; font-size: large;">Boeing Awarded First Commercial Human Spaceflight</span></b> </blockquote>
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HOUSTON, May 27, 2015 – NASA issued a task order as part of Boeing’s [NYSE: BA] $4.2 billion Commercial Crew Transportation Capability (CCtCap) contract recently to include the company’s first-ever service flight to the International Space Station. </blockquote>
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The award marks the first time in human spaceflight history NASA has contracted with a commercial company for a human spaceflight mission.
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“We look forward to ushering in a new era in human space exploration.”
Boeing was selected in September 2014 to build and fly the United States’ next passenger spacecraft, the Crew Space Transportation (CST)-100. The Commercial Crew Transportation System (CCTS) is being developed in partnership with NASA’s Commercial Crew Program which aims to resume U.S.-based flights to space by 2017. </blockquote>
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As part of the tCap contract with NASA, Boeing is guaranteed at least two and potentially six service flights after completing human certification.
The company has successfully demonstrated to NASA that the Commercial Crew Transportation System has reached design maturity appropriate to proceed to assembly, integration and test activities. </blockquote>
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“We’re on track to fly in 2017, and this critical milestone moves us another step closer in fully maturing the CST-100 design,” said John Mulholland, vice president of Commercial Programs. “Our integrated and measured approach to spacecraft design ensures quality performance, technical excellence and early risk mitigation.” </blockquote>
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The CST-100 can transport up to seven passengers or a mix of crew and cargo to low-Earth orbit destinations like the International Space Station (ISS) and the Bigelow planned station. </blockquote>
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A unit of The Boeing Company, Defense, Space & Security is one of the world's largest defense, space and security businesses specializing in innovative and capabilities-driven customer solutions, and the world’s largest and most versatile manufacturer of military aircraft. Headquartered in St. Louis, Defense, Space & Security is a $31 billion business with 53,000 employees worldwide.</blockquote>
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7 female riders, 1 van, 15 days, 4.300 km, 416 GB of raw material. The video tells the adventure of a trip in Spain, portraying the girls, their lifestyle and their passion for longboard.</blockquote>
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Camera Operator : Juan Rayos has uploaded on Youtube this movie in September 18, 2014.</blockquote>
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Second camera operators: Nacho González, Raúl Serrano (Ra), Xito Sánchez </blockquote>
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"El Rancho" - Corizonas
"George" - The Casters
"The Falcon Sleeps Tonight" - Corizonas
"Death And Above" - Eric Fuentes
"The Bag" - Tuya
“La la la” - Anni B Sweet
“George” - The Casters
“Sabor a fresa” - Alfonso Santisteban
“The girl from Spain” - Alfonso Santisteban
"Tema de amor" - Carlo Coupe
"Hold Your Maker's Hand" - Joe la Reina
"Jauchzet Gott in allen Landen, BWV 51" - Johann Sebastian Bach
"Cake" - Tuya
"Killingberry Blues" - Joe la Reina
"Confusion" - Cycle
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Memories are the last private and intimate pieces of ourselves, uploaded into social media for others to see via Facebook, Youtube or Google+ since 2013, is it safe to follow this path or is it a total liberation of the human conscience for the next decade with all the changing in many spirits hungry for knowledge and know how via internet ?</blockquote>
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Every day, everything we see, hear, touch and feel is stored in real time in our brains. Our memories define who we are. In the future this final barrier will, no doubt, be brought down; it is inevitable. </blockquote>
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Memorize, a Paris based corporation, is leading this technological revolution with their Sensen technology. This is a speech by Memorize founder Antoine Cartier-Wells.</blockquote>
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Devin Super Tramp has uploaded this video on Youtube in May 15, 2013 to explain it in 5.30 mn. </blockquote>
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Anonymoushttp://www.blogger.com/profile/12641894950902660595noreply@blogger.com0Haarlem, Holanda52.3873878 4.646219400000063652.2323178 4.3234959000000632 52.5424578 4.968942900000064tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3784632789258151709.post-43705326709273000722010-11-23T20:00:00.000+00:002015-08-24T14:16:56.842+01:00Is the Universe Infinite? - Video Space Rip 11.10<div dir="ltr" style="text-align: left;" trbidi="on">
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On November 23, 2010 Space Rip edited this interesting and well narrated documentary about the infinity of our Cosmos. </blockquote>
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Explore the biggest question of all. How far do the stars stretch out into space? And what's beyond them? In modern times, we built giant telescopes that have allowed us to cast our gaze deep into the universe. Astronomers have been able to look back to near the time of its birth. They've reconstructed the course of cosmic history in astonishing detail.<br />
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From intensive computer modeling, and myriad close observations, they've uncovered important clues to its ongoing evolution. Many now conclude that what we can see, the stars and galaxies that stretch out to the limits of our vision, represent only a small fraction of all there is.<br />
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Does the universe go on forever? Where do we fit within it? And how would the great thinkers have wrapped their brains around the far-out ideas on today's cutting edge? <br />
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For those who find infinity hard to grasp, even troubling, you're not alone. It's a concept that has long tormented even the best minds.<br />
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Over two thousand years ago, the Greek mathematician Pythagoras and his followers saw numerical relationships as the key to understanding the world around them. <br />
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But in their investigation of geometric shapes, they discovered that some important ratios could not be expressed in simple numbers.<br />
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Take the circumference of a circle to its diameter, called Pi. <br />
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Computer scientists recently calculated Pi to 5 trillion digits, confirming what the Greeks learned: there are no repeating patterns and no ending in sight.<br />
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The discovery of the so-called irrational numbers like Pi was so disturbing, legend has it, that one member of the Pythagorian cult, Hippassus, was drowned at sea for divulging their existence. <br />
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A century later, the philosopher Zeno brought infinity into the open with a series of paradoxes: situations that are true, but strongly counter-intuitive.<br />
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In this modern update of one of Zeno's paradoxes, say you have arrived at an intersection. But you are only allowed to cross the street in increments of half the distance to the other side. So to cross this finite distance, you must take an infinite number of steps.<br />
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In math today, it's a given that you can subdivide any length an infinite number of times, or find an infinity of points along a line. <br />
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What made the idea of infinity so troubling to the Greeks is that it clashed with their goal of using numbers to explain the workings of the real world.<br />
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To the philosopher Aristotle, a century after Zeno, infinity evoked the formless chaos from which the world was thought to have emerged: a primordial state with no natural laws or limits, devoid of all form and content.<br />
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But if the universe is finite, what would happen if a warrior traveled to the edge and tossed a spear? Where would it go? <br />
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It would not fly off on an infinite journey, Aristotle said. Rather, it would join the motion of the stars in a crystalline sphere that encircled the Earth. To preserve the idea of a limited universe, Aristotle would craft an historic distinction.<br />
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On the one hand, Aristotle pointed to the irrational numbers such as Pi. Each new calculation results in an additional digit, but the final, final number in the string can never be specified. So Aristotle called it "potentially" infinite. <br />
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Then there's the "actually infinite," like the total number of points or subdivisions along a line. It's literally uncountable. Aristotle reserved the status of "actually infinite" for the so-called "prime mover" that created the world and is beyond our capacity to understand. This became the basis for what's called the Cosmological, or First Cause, argument for the existence of God.</blockquote>
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