Creative Techno Club

14/03/2013

MANY MANY MANY HAPPPY BIRTHDAY to our loving guru ALBERT EINSTINE.....the world cant fill your absence...we all miss you....

16/10/2012

What's the difference between bacteria and virus?

Bacteria are tiny, one-celled living organisms that can only be seen with a microscope. They live and breed in warm, moist environments in the body and elsewhere, growing quickly and causing infection. Bacterial infections can usually be treated with an antibiotic. Viruses are smaller than bacteria and cannot be seen with a microscope. They grow inside the body and produce toxins

15/10/2012

Why do stars twinkle?

We see the stars through the atmosphere. Their light passes through millions of miles of constantly moving pockets and streams of air, which distort the image of the stars. Even though many stars are much larger than planets, they're so far away from us that they seem smaller, like tiny dots. The distortions make it seem as if the shining lights are moving or blinking. In outer space, where there is no atmosphere, stars don't twinkle.

15/10/2012

Lets make the world better to live !!

13/10/2012

What are stem cells?

Stem cells, the basic building blocks of human development, are sometimes called “magic seeds.” That’s because they can regenerate human tissue of various kinds. The use of stem cells is controversial because the best source for the cells is human embryos. Stem cells form four to five days after an egg is fertilized. These embryos must be destroyed to harvest the cells, and those opposing the research consider this the same as taking human life. Those who support stem cell research say that an embryo that is just a few days old is simply a miniscule cluster of cells and not the same as a human life. They maintain that stem cells have the potential to save human lives. Stem cells show promise in being able to one day be able to treat and cure many illnesses and diseases, such as Alzheimer's, diabetes, Parkinson's, spinal cord injuries and other medical conditions.

13/10/2012

30/09/2012

Do you know !!?? What causes lightning?

When air rises and falls within a thunderstorm, positive and negative charges form in the cloud. The bottom of the thundercloud has a negative charge, and the top has a positive charge. A flash of lightning happens when a charge becomes so strong that the air can’t stop it from jumping from the cloud to the ground, which has a positive charge. Lightning can also form inside the cloud, moving between the positively and negatively charged areas. The average flash of lightning could turn on a 100-watt light bulb for more than three months. The air near a lightning strike is hotter than the surface of the Sun.

30/09/2012

Movies in a cigarette box !!! !!! !!! :O :O

Stick one of the film strips from the next page on to drawing paper, separate the eight little
pictures, and place them in the right order into a notched cork disk, d inch thick. Gut along the
side-wall of a folding cigarette box for if inches and stick two-thirds of it at right angles facing
inwards. Color the inside of the box black and make holes in the middle of the base and lid.
Bend the crank from a worn out ballpoint pen shaft. Fix it into the box and place the cork, which
you have previously bored, firmly on it. If you turn the crank round to the right, the figure Each
little picture is shown to the eye for a moment when you wind the crank, and is replaced by
another at once. Because the eye is sluggish, each picture leaves an after-image when it has
already moved away. The individual pictures merge into one another to give the appearance of
movement when you wind the crank. This discovery was made in the year 1830, end today the
most modern equipment in the cinema works on the fame principle as your table movie.

;-) ;-) !!

28/09/2012

Wanna have some FUNNNN !! ;) Try this out !!!

The electric ball game !!

Fix a piece of silver paper cut into the shape of a footballer on
to the edge of a phonograph record, rub the record vigorously
with a woollen cloth and place it on a dry glass. Put a tin can
about two inches in front of the figure. If you hold a small
silver-paper ball on a thread between them, it swings repeatedly
from the figure to the can and back.
The electric charge on the record flows into the silver-paper figure and attracts the ball, it becomes
charged, but is immediately repelled because the charges become equal, and goes to the can, where
it loses its electricity. This process is repeated for a time.

28/09/2012

How does a plane takeoff and fly?

It’s easy to understand how a bird can fly—it’s lightweight and has wings. But how does a huge airplane get off the ground? The plane’s engine pushes the plane forward. As it moves, air flowing around the wings creates lift. The lift increases as the plane gathers speed. The plane takes off once there’s enough lift to overtake gravity. When the plane’s in the air, thrust from the engines pushes the plane forward.

01/09/2012

This is a solitony wave......i couldn’t find yet that how it creats....have u any idea of its creating??????????????

28/08/2012

Guys i have a problem unsolved can you help me?????i need ideassss..........
ami ekta bottle e ice rakhbo but oi icer charpash baayu shunno krte hbe jate ice e kono taap ba taapmatra na pouchay....but kono pump use kora jabe na...i need ideas