TOTAL LUNAR ECLIPSE PROGRAM – 16 JUNE 20 There will be a total lunar(moon) eclipse in Malaysia on June 16, 2011. The eclipse will start at 1:25 a.m. until 7:01 a.m. On the 16th of June 2011, we will be able to observe a total lunar eclipse starting from 1:25 a.m. to [...]
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Total Lunar Eclipse Observation Program(Program Gerhana Bulan Penuh) – ANGKASA and National Mosque (via Ahmad Ali Karim’s Weblog)
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged angkasa, Eclipse, eclipse-mints, gerhana-bulan-penuh, good-news, jupiter, lunar, lunar-eclipse, mars, moon, national-mosque, News, phenomena, Science, special-occassions, telescope, total-eclipse, total-lunar-eclipse, venus on 13/06/2011 | Leave a Comment »
A ‘Space-Friendly’ And Easy-To-Grow Vegetable: Beansprout
Posted in Food, Gardening, Health, Hobby, Nature, tagged Beansprout, Food, Gardening, Green bean, Home, Home-grown, Organic, Science, Vegetable on 08/02/2011 | Leave a Comment »
Like many others who live in the city, we only have a small garden. Actually, it never did cross my mind of how small our garden is, until we decided to plant our own organic vegetables three years ago. Is there any herb or vegetable that can be grown without taking too much space for the [...]
Illusion Science
Posted in Illusions, Science, tagged Colour, Illusion, Science, Words on 09/06/2010 | 7 Comments »
I’ve always enjoyed playing with optical illusions. Optical illusion occurs when your brain misinterpret the messages sent by your eyes which resulted in making things look different from what they actually are. There are all kinds of illusions stretching from afterimages to colour adapting to impossible objects. The first illusion I’ve ever been introduced to [...]
100 Years Ago: The Amazing Technology of 1910
Posted in Computers, Creativity, Invention, tagged 1900s, 1908, 1909, 1910, 1913, 2010, Century, chemistry, commercial, development, digital, disciplines, electric gadgets, electrical engineering, electricity, Georges Claude, human, inventors, LiveScience, medical science, News, Science, technology, tousist, transportation, Wright Brothers, Yahoo!, Yahoo! News, Zeppelin on 02/01/2010 | 5 Comments »
I found this very interesting article in Yahoo! News and thought of sharing it with all of you. Heather Whipps Special to LiveScience LiveScience.com Heather Whipps special To Livescience livescience.com – Fri Jan 1, 11:05 am ET The dawn of 2010 promises more amazing developments in the world of technology. Already, tourists can visit space, for a price, nearly [...]
Dry Ice
Posted in Creativity, Family, Fun, Safety, tagged Baskin Robbins, Carbon Dioxide, Dangerous, Dry Ice, Education, Experiments, internet, Safety Rules, Science on 13/01/2009 | 1 Comment »
Dry ice is frozen carbon dioxide which sublimates at room temperature and at atmospheric pressure. Dry ice is very useful as one can use it to keep things cold, to make carbonate drinks, making smoke effects, trapping insects. One can also use dry ice for lots and lots of fun science experiments. On the 31st [...]
