Impressive challenge between intelligent robot and tennis player

In an unprecedented and untraditional challenge this advertise was filmed and organized as a declaration by the German company where it introduce the speed and skill of its Robots.

The company invited one of the best table tennis players in the world, who is the German player Timo Boll, to challenge one of its rebots called Coca, which is considered as the fastest in the world in challenging game of table tennis...

The Great Turkish Mosque in Cologne, Germany

The Cologne Central Mosque (German: DITIB-Zentralmoschee Köln, Turkish: Merkez-Camii) is a building currently under construction and commissioned by German Muslims of the Organization DITIB for a large, representativeZentralmoschee (central mosque) in Cologne, Germany. After some controversy, the project won the approval of Cologne's city council.

The mosque is designed in Ottoman architectural style, with glass walls, two minarets and a dome. The mosque is proposed to have a bazaar as well as other secular areas intended for interfaith interactions. As the mosque will be one of Europe's biggest, it has been criticized for its size, particularly the height of the minarets. 

The 48,000-square-foot (4,500 m2) mosque will cost £15–20 million to build, aiming to house 2,000 to 4,000 worshippers. The proposed mosque will be funded by Diyanet İşleri Türk İslam Birliği (DITIB), a branch of the Turkish government's religious affairs authority, bank loans, and donations from 884 Muslim associations. Cologne's St. Theodore Catholic Church has also decided to fundraise for the mosque. The architect of the mosque is Paul Böhm, who specializes in building churches. via

The construction of the mosque faced a lot of criticism in the city of Cologne, one of the German cities were even start construction in 2009 and is now on the verge of completion of the final touches him.

The building of the largest mosque for Muslims in Germany and in this central area in particular has been criticism  where some people complain of high minarets and others are skeptical that it could become a nuclear reactor, and from there they want to become a monastery, but in the end became the central mosque in the city and decided to built the way Ottoman architectural style.

The designer of this mosque said that he is happy that he has had the opportunity to participate in the construction of this edifice unique to a unique group of people, "Muslims."

 

Infectious Laughter - Why Do We Laugh

Laughter is part of the universal human vocabulary. All members of the human species understand it. Unlike English or French or Swahili, we don’t have to learn to speak it. We’re born with the capacity to laugh.

One of the remarkable things about laughter is that it occurs unconsciously. You don’t decide to do it. While we can consciously inhibit it, we don’t consciously produce laughter. That’s why it’s very hard to laugh on command or to fake laughter.

It could be a set up, but i think it still proves that laughter is infectious. A woman on a German train laughs at something on her mobile and everyone else catches on.

I thing you will laugh on them and you will not prevent your self from laugh like what happened with me. Have a funny time with this prove.

Children are said to laugh a great deal more than adults: an average baby laughing 300-400 times a day compared to an average adult laughing only 15-20 times a day.

Many researchers believe that the purpose of laughter is related to making and strengthening human connections. "Laughter occurs when people are comfortable with one another, when they feel open and free. And the more laughter [there is], the more bonding [occurs] within the group," says cultural anthropologist Mahadev Apte. This feedback "loop" of bonding-laughter-more bonding, combined with the common desire 

not to be singled out from the group, may be another reason why laughter is often contagious.

A link between laughter and healthy function of blood vessels was first reported in 2005 by researchers at the University of Maryland Medical Center with the fact that laughter causes the dilatation of the inner lining of blood vessels, the endothelium, and increases blood flow.

Germans artists created incredible paintings on the Steel fences

These incredible paintings were created by a number of German artists  who are creative in painting such things, they paint in every single steel of the fence to form in total an amazing paint which can be seen only by looking at them from one side.

The artists take advantage of the spaces between the columns of  Steel fences to contribute to complement the fanciful paintings.

These artists have founded a page on "Facebook" carry name "Zebrating", which means the same as drawing zebra skin scheme.

Europe Is Sinking: 20 Photos Of Historical Floods Sweeping Central Europe!

Despite the great progress that has been reached by the human, a slight increase in the water, which is the secret of life, sufficient to destroy what they have made!

German artist seems to unhinge the laws of gravity

Johan Lorbeer is a German street performer. He became famous in the past few years because of his “Still-Life” Performances, which took place in the public area. His installations includes “Proletarian Mural” and “Tarzan”, which are famous in Germany. Several of these performances feature Lorbeer in an apparently impossible position.