Have you ever hear about the oldest japanese koi fish ? and what is it's age and origin.
Here you are to know all about the oldest japanese koi fish of the world. She was the japanese koi fish and died at the age of 226 years.
Japanese Koi fish is One of the longest living vertebrate ever recorded, Hanako translated into English as Flower Maid is proof that women do live longer than men.
Japanese Koi Fish are a domesticated kind of the common carp kept for decoration in artificial rock pools and ponds, there are types which are known to age to more than 200 years.
Unbelievable Facts, Unbelievable Pictures, Unbelievable News
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Saturday, October 22, 2011
Thursday, May 26, 2011
Invisibility Cloak, Just Like Harry Potter
UK scientists have invented a material that may allow the invention of an invisibility Cloak, just like the one used by Harry Potter. The material contains tiny structures that combined together to form a “metamaterial” which can manipulate light to render objects invisible.
Metamaterials work by channeling the flow of light at a fundamental level, controlling light waves in a precise fashion to achieve a particular effect. Similar materials have been developed before, however, they only worked for light in a part of the spectrum which the human eye cannot see.
Rocketman Yves Rossy Performs Two Aerial Loops
Swiss adventurer, Yves Rossy, made a successful return to the skies yesterday with another daredevil exploit; flying two aerial loops in the latest version of his winged jet-powered rocket pack.
Rossy performed the stunt above Lake Geneva in Switzerland during an 18-minute flight before making his trademark parachute landing.
The new jet-pack is more aerodynamic than previous versions. It has a two-meter (6.6-foot) wingspan instead of the 2.5-meter (8.2-foot) model and no unfoldable parts which provides greater stability during flight.
Rossy performed the stunt above Lake Geneva in Switzerland during an 18-minute flight before making his trademark parachute landing.
The new jet-pack is more aerodynamic than previous versions. It has a two-meter (6.6-foot) wingspan instead of the 2.5-meter (8.2-foot) model and no unfoldable parts which provides greater stability during flight.
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