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05/03/2014

True?

05/03/2014

To phir kis kis ko mza aya.......

04/03/2014

ur style :p

04/03/2014

Man anyone remember this......the best wrestle in my life i ever seen.....

04/03/2014

Hahahahahha

Shahid Afridi Sixes with Punjabi Commentary

04/03/2014

Who agree????

03/03/2014

03/03/2014

“The dream of clean, low carbon, near-limitless electricity just edged a little closer to reality. Researchers in the US have finally succeeded in releasing more energy from a fusion reaction than the energy they had to supply to the fuel to get the reaction started. It’s a significant milestone on the road to self-sustaining fusion reactions in future power stations.”

Read more: http://bit.ly/1pTDExa

Image and words via COSMOS Magazine

03/03/2014

This is Saturn and that almost invisible blue line is its rings. The rings are so mesmerising that people usually forget to actually look at Saturn itself, but in this composite image created by Spanish amateur astronomer Fernando Garcia Navarro we can see that the planet is non-spherical, wider at the equator than the poles – and if you pay close attention, you will also see two of Saturn’s moons.

Read more and discover some cool facts about Saturn and its rings: http://slate.me/1cmSMzF via Phil Plait for slate.com

03/03/2014

Good morning

♥ زیاده سے زیاده شیئر کریں ♥
♥شائد کے اُتر جائے تیرے دل میں میری بات ♥
Post By: ★°Zeeshan Ehsan°★!

02/03/2014

Contrary to popular belief, light pillars, such as the ones you see in this image, aren’t caused by supernatural events. Light pillars are a natural phenomenon and appear in the night sky when light bounces off flat ice crystals floating close to the ground.

Canadian photographer Jay Callaghan captured this shot near Peterborough, Ontario, last week.

Read more: http://bit.ly/1ctBfQT via Toronto Sun

02/03/2014

Scientists have identified 180 species of bioluminescent fish and, because they know there are more and can’t swim to the bottom of the ocean to find them, they have built the EXOSUIT, an aluminium alloy diving suit capable of taking a human 304 metres underwater at surface pressure. The EXOSUIT has an oxygen system with 50 hours of life support and LED lights for full visibility.

Read more: http://bit.ly/1eABe20 via Gizmodo