Incredible Protecting Border Fence Between Saudi Arabia and Iraq

A published video documented the border fence between Saudi Arabia and Iraq in the northern region along the 900 km to prevent hackers bypass. The fence contains , surveillance cameras send signals to the control panels. The Interior Ministry confirmed that the border guards in the recent period witnessed a very big development, pointing out that all the potential harnessed to protect the borders of the Kingdom, whether sea, or land, and those who made it work.

The Bigbang - 13.8 Billion Years of cosmic evolution

The Illustris simulation is the most ambitious computer simulation of our Universe yet performed. The calculation tracks the expansion of the universe, the gravitational pull of matter onto itself, the motion of cosmic gas, as well as the formation of stars and black holes. 

These physical components and processes are all modeled starting from initial conditions resembling the very young universe 300,000 years after the Big Bang and until the present day, spanning over 13.8 billion years of cosmic evolution. The simulated volume contains tens of thousands of galaxies captured in high-detail, covering a wide range of masses, rates of star formation, shapes, sizes, and with properties that agree well with the galaxy population observed in the real universe. 

Unbelievable Bus Shelter - Pepsi Max brings you the Unbelievable

Pepsi Max brings you the Unbelievable. Unbelievable feats and experiences created for you by Pepsi Max.

Pepsi Max surprise commuters with an 'unbelievable' augmented reality experience at a bus shelter on New Oxford Street in London.

Watch their reactions as unbelievable scenarios unfold before their very eyes; from a giant robot crashing through the street to a passer by being abducted by flying saucers.

The Future of Holographic Technology

From Cave 2 to Hologram Tupac, 3D displays and holography are changing the way we experience our world. And as we move toward new and improved ways to interact with 3D, how will these new technologies change our daily life? What are the implications on "real" human interaction in the future?

what exactly is a hologram anyway? When you take a picture with a normal camera, you're really just recording a single splash of light across a two-dimensional surface, like film. But a holographic camera, well that uses a laser beam splitter to split into two beams of light. You've got one that's just a clean reference signal, and another one that you've run over a three dimensional object. So you can measure all those nooks and crannies and create a light map of that object.

So could we ever get to that free standing hologram? Well one way we might try is by using a lot of different projectors to project light into a cloud of fog. Now the fog would actually act as a three-dimensional movie screen, and particles within the fog would actually reflect the light back to us. Maybe we're even going to come up with technologies we can't even dream of right now to make holograms possible.

Places of earthquakes shook the world in 2011

Most of the influential earthquakes that shook the world in 2011, are clearly in this video just in 9 minutes, the worst earthquake was that hit Japan on March 11.

Japan's economy was dealt a devastating blow by the 9-magnitude earthquake and tsunami that pummeled the country on March 11, 2011. An estimated 28,000 were dead or missing, and at least 500,000 were displaced. Many of the people in the area were elderly, and cold weather and disrupted transportation routes made rescue efforts difficult.

Incredible Video By James Martin's Famous Countdown Numbers Game

This is one of  James Martin's Famous Countdown Numbers Game TV program, here you'll see a very fabulous guy who find an equation for getting the result 952 from the numbers 25,50,75,100,3,6 in just 30 seconds. At the first time the woman can't stop laughing on him when he give here his equation because the the his equation doesn't make sense BUT in the end of his equation she speak loudly WOOOOW , it's right. Really the equation was right.

He is really talks like a Boos,  he is really smart, how he could find the equation in this fast way without calculator. watch this incredible video and you'll say woooow like the woman said, Have fun :) .

Examinations Monitoring Techniques In Netherlands

Cheating at examinations has become an increasingly serious problem in Netherlands. What are the consequences of this misbehavior on students' education? What action should be taken to deal with this problem?

Cheating on exams has been a popular phenomenon all over the world regardless of the levels of development. This is also a serious problem in Netherlands. However, have those students ever thought of the effects of their misbehavior? I believe there must have some solutions to this problem.

 

When one student cheats it affects other students in the classroom. Teachers will take pride when their students grasp a concept, but the long-term affect of one child cheating is that the teachers are more likely to question whether the work of others is honest. The classroom atmosphere becomes tense as the teacher becomes focus more on preventing cheating rather than figuring out the enlightenment of honest students, resulting in suspicion and a negative learning environment.

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A teacher can prevent cheating during exams by simply move about the room with all desk and floor areas clean with students' resources. Make students leave all personal belongings including their electronics and phones in front of the room but announce them before the test so that they can decide what to bring with in the exam. Moreover, schools should refresh the terms of testing. For examples, do not re-use the same exam every year or orders of questions and answers. Besides, teacher should space students if possible in order to prevent them from acting like giraffes. Finally, teachers should interrupt anything that looks suspicious when it is occurring. 

But  Netherlands have used a very impressive technology to monitor the examination and students and to prevent them from cheating during the exams, they used Quadcopter  technology and control them using remote control in each quadcopter there's a camera that capture video and transmit it to the controlers.

A Table Lights Up Lamps Remotely Using Electromagnetic Energy

The ‘EM table’ designed by london-based florian dussopt design studio produces a localized electromagnetic field when switched on. the experimental object allows users to interact with an energy that is otherwise invisible. the surrounding waves light up fluorescent tubes within a short range without any physical contact. an electronic circuit is embedded in the table and turns a low current into an electromagnetic field, acting directly on the gas within the fluorescent tube. it is advised that electronic devices should be kept away when the table is switched on, the research aims at exploring less known aspect of energies, electromagnetic possibilities and new interactions.

EM (“ElectroMagnetic”) table is an experimental object able to produce a localised electromagnetic field when switched on. This field lights up fluorescent tubes within a short range without any physical contact.
 

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The Best Way to Pass Exams For Those Who Don't Like to Study

In your opinion, what is the best way to pass exams for those who don't like to study? the best way in my opinion is cheating, isn't it?

Ah! the exams are just around the corner and there is so much of the syllabus still left to cover. Story of every student’s life. Anxiety and fear has often pushed us to cheat. We all have seen, heard or even participated in some form of cheating. I had a friend who would put all his time making chits (‘farrahs’- we would call it), before the exams, instead of studying. His argument: most of the subjects are unimportant and a waste of time.

 Prevent Cheating on Exams

• Draw your students' attention to the sections of the Handbook on Student Rights and Responsibilities that concern academic offences.
• Explain to your students what cheating is.
• Use multiple versions of the exam.
•  Use randomized assigned seating for midterms. 

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The Scale Of The Universe Is Larger Than We Imagine

Our Universe  is larger than our imagination. This amazing flash shows you how we are small to the discovered universe.

Current estimates place the size of the Universe at 93 billion light years across www.universetoday.com

It has a limit because "infinite" applies only to numbers, like the answer concerning how many cats you would have. What ever number you say, I can always add one more. That is what infinite means.

93 billion light years is a finite number, but as we all know the universe is expanding. You ask "expanding against what?" That, my friend, is one of the most interesting metaphysical questions I can think of, and I have thought of it often.

Before the Big Bang (presuming that theory is correct) all matter and energy were in what is called a "singularity". The laws of physics reached the right place in the cause-and-effect nature of physics that the "effect" was the bang. But all things in existence were in that singularity. No where else.

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That means that not even "nothingness" existed outside the singularity. If "nothingness" existed, it would be an existent, a "something", and therefore not all things in existence would have been in the singularity. Nothing has changed. Outside the universe there is no "nothingness" even today. To day there is nothingness is a contradiction of "somethingness".

And to say other universes exist outside of ours is to compound the problem---what is outside of those universes? It is the identical question as, "If God created all things, what created God?" If there was "somethingness" of any sort outside the singularity, then "existence" does not reside in the universe; it resides in more things than the universe.

As to where did the existents of our existence come from, the answer is given by Leonard Peikoff:

"Existence is a self-sufficient primary. It is not a product of a supernatural dimension, or of anything else. There is nothing antecedent to existence, nothing apart from it—and no alternative to it. Existence exists—and only existence exists. Its existence and its nature are irreducible and unalterable."

This answer relies on the Primacy of Existence theory, which states that all things exist even if you don't exist to see it. If a tree falls in the forest and no one is there........Well, if the universe exists and no one is there, doesn't it still exist?

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