Internet, 'Oil Field' The Hacker.

Millions of Internet pages are hijacked and harming millions of dollars in recent years has made it as an 'oil fields' for hackers, according to an internet security firm. As quoted by USA Today, Friday (08/12/2011), the action hack into approximately 8 million internet pages of late, has been designed so that users can control the affected computer attacks. According to internet security firm, Armorize, attacks by such methods that are now thriving. "Abuse of the current small number of sites have made the Internet a more dangerous place," said Alena Varkocka, lab analysts from the firm of Avast antivirus. "Even small websites that are not too important to do major damage if misused," he added. Wayne Huang, Chief Technical Officer at Armorize,...

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Facebook Challenge Google + with New Features Game.

Just hours after Google announced the presence of gaming + social services,Facebook also released several new features in its gaming service. Newer features of Facebook was first presented Ticker game that serves as anews feed about the activities of your friends. The column will feature any gamebeing played by your friends, complete with achievement scores and record the highest value. As reported by Mashable, Friday (08/12/2011), Ticker Game featuresdesigned to allow Facebook users to play games with their friends. Just like the Facebook News Feed, users can also set the update anywhere you want displayed. Player social games on Facebook can also enjoy a bookmarkingfeature that allows them to access their favorite games or applications...

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The number of Facebook visitors in Britain Declining.

Although the social network Facebook is still popular in Britain, but the numberof visits fell sharply in July, compared with June. According to the company Experian Hitwise, Facebook users visit losing market share declined to reach 50.14 percent, the lowest since October 2009.Similarly, the line quoted by CBR, Friday (08/12/2011). Experian Hitwise says that Facebook has lost market share of visits by usersranging from 53.72 percent to 50.14 percent of all social networks to British territory. "The dominance of Facebook in the social networking market is not so lowsince October 2009 due to social networking is now only account for 50.46percent of all visits to social networking sites," said Experian Hitwise . In addition to Experian Hitwise...

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New Moon Found Circling Pluto.

WASHINGTON - Astronomers have discovered the fourth month of the ice dwarf planet, Pluto, said the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA). As quoted in The Hindu on Monday (7/25/2011), a new small satellite, which was referred to temporarily as P4, which is found in a study using the Hubble Space Telescope, while in search of rings around Pluto . P4 was first seen in a photograph taken with the Wide Field Camera of the Hubble telescope. He also announced that the Hubble took these pictures on 3 and 18 July. Moon called P4 called rocket scientists as minor objects found around Pluto. Considers that the P4 has a diameter of 13 to 34 kilometers. By comparison, Charon, the largest satellite of Pluto property has a diameter of 1043...

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Study: Results form the Moon Is a Collision

In the first collision of two orbiting the Earth to explain why the current month returns and the texture is slightly different from the two sides, said the scientist. The study, published in the journal Nature, indicates that the Moon was once accompanied by a smaller satellite. Both were around the Earth about 4 billion years. Similarly, quoted by Reuters on Thursday (08/04/2011). "But because both the Moon continues to evolve, as well as the influence of the Sun's gravity, making even the stability of both the satellite is unstable, so eventually the collision occurred," says Erik Asphaug, a planetary scientist at the University California. Described by Asphaug, that after the process 100 million years, eventually crashing into a smaller...

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Scientists Discover Mysterious Black Planet

Scientists say they have discovered a distant planet in black that is darker than coal. As quoted in The Age, Friday (08/12/2011), the planets discovered by scientists dark reflects only one percent of dikitarinya starlight. "The planet, called TrES-2b is a gas giant like Jupiter-sized, solid as a rock rather than a planet like Earth or Mars," the astronomers said. Planet TrES-2b orbits the star GSC 03549-02811, about 750 light-years away in the constellation Draco, the Dragon. "TrES-2b has a darker color of acrylic paint, so the planet is a very mysterious world," said David Kipping, Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics. Mysterious black planet itself was first seen by scientists around five years ago. The distance between the TrES-2b...

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Mars Rover Anatomy

A Mars rover is an automatic motor vehicle which is driven across the surface of Mars after landing.Rovers have several advantages over fixed probes: they examine more territory, which can lead to interesting features that can be placed in positions of sunshine for the months of winter weather and can advance the knowledge of how to carry out control rover remote. There have been three rovers on Mars successfully, all of which were operated robot.  The Jet Propulsion Laboratory managed the Mars Pathfinder mission, with its Sojourner and currently manages the Mars Exploration Rover, with its two rovers, Spirit and Opportunity, the NASA Office of Space Science, Washington, DC. (There have also been two successful Mars rovers are not: in...

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Mars Rover Reaches an Ancient Crater.

3 years of trundling through the treacherous dunes brought the NASA rover Opportunity to its target more importantly - a huge crater called Endeavour was once soaked with water and could give clues to whether life once existed on Mars. Orbital observations indicate the rocks at the edge of Endeavour are more than 3.5 million years and date from the first phase rainiest in the history of Mars, where water carved channels draining large throughout the planet. So far, neither opportunity nor the now-defunct sister Spirit (see "Vehicles at a glance") considered the rocks that clearly date from this period. "This is potentially the most exciting scientific opportunity of the rover mission yet," said John Callas, director of mission at the Jet Propulsion...

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Blueberry bonanza

Blueberry bonanza Almost immediately after it landed in 2004 in a region of Mars called Meridiani Planum, Opportunity made ​​a discovery watershed: the rocks at its landing site was formed in ancient lakes. The test came in part from small "blueberries"  made of hematite, which almost always forms in water.  The curved lines of sediment said sweeping motion of a stream, while the sulfate salts and the mineral jarosite, which forms in dilute sulfuric acid on Earth, suggests that the water was salty and acid...

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European Telescope Detection of Oxygen in Space

If the previous Scientists has found the Largest Water Clouds in the Universe, now Hubble European Space Agency's Herschel has found the first evidence regarding the confirmation of the presence of molecular oxygen in space, according to a report published this week in the journal Astrophysics. The road has always eluded astronomers are the stars of the constellation Orion. "Oxygen gas discovered in the 1770s, but it took more than 230 years to finally say with certainty that these simple molecules exist in space," says Paul Goldsmith, Herschel Project Scientist in the laboratory of the agency NASA in California. Astronomers say that the oxygen in the ice covering the surface of small dust grains, releasing water and oxygen when heated. "This...

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Enceladus is Raining on Saturn

Fourteen years ago, astronomers study Saturn through the ESA, becoming the protagonist Infrared Space Observatory discovered a mysterious source of gaseous water in Saturn's upper atmosphere to become the protagonist. Now, ESA's Herschel observatory has become the protagonist discovered exactly where the water is coming from Saturn, Enceladus became player who throws water on its host planet via huge jets of water emanating from its south polar region. That makes Enceladus only in our solar system to actively influence the chemistry of its mother planet, defining a new relationship between the host planet and satellite. Enceladus is a machine for real water jet, about 550 pounds of water vapor into space every second. Some of this falls...

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Beautiful Moon From Space

The moon is only known natural satellite of Earth, the fifth largest satellite in the Solar System. It is the largest natural satellite of a planet in the solar system in relation to the size of their principal, with a quarter the diameter of the Earth and 1 / 81 of its mass.  Moon can also be very beautiful, here are photos of the moon taken from space.  Wow, There are Two Moon Around the Earth&nb...

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What Different Asteroids, Comets, Meteoroid ?

Comets According to Close to NASA Earth Object Program, Asteroids are rocky objects whose size is relatively small, inactive, and is in orbit around the sun.Comets, is also relatively small, but sometimes it is an active object to vaporize the ice that had when exposed to sunlight and how the atmosphere (coma), which is composed of dust and gas. Sometimes, because the comet is moving fast enough, he formed a tail consisting of dust or gas. Meteoroid Meteoroid itself is a tiny particle that escapes from comets or asteroids. Of the three, the asteroid is the most interesting objects to be studied by scientists. As is known, until now, scientists still can not fully understand how early life is composed of organic substances which are not...

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Comet Sungrazer Hit The Sun

A comet that has not had time to be appointed to crash into the Sun July 5, 2011 Last. From the study, the comet ice is expected. According to the researchers, most sungrazer comet (the comet that moves very close to the sun) and is believed to originate from fragments of a giant comet that destroyed several centuries ago. For information sungrazer comet, which is usually made ​​of dust, rocks and ice, are rarely detected when they are close to the sun because they are covered by the bright solar disk or a disk of light surrounding the sun. The comets that survived the heat of the sun's corona is lost in the chromosphere, which radiates heat up to 100 thousand degrees Kelvin, Celsius or approximately 99726.85. Watch Vi...

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Video : Ice Comet Hit the Sun.

Comet Sungrazer A comet that has not had time to be appointed to crash into the Sun July 5, 2011Last. From the study, the comet ice is expecte...

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NASA Rocket Arrives at Jupiter in 2016

Juno, the NASA spacecraft began its journey to Jupiter, the largest planet in our solar system. If nothing gets in the way the unmanned aircraft will arrive at Jupiter in July 2016. Upon arrival, Juno will study the giant planet in orbit within a year of planet Earth. The mission will help scientists better understand how and when Jupiter was born. This information can discover how the process of planet formation and evolution of our solar system. "We will also study Jupiter's material form," said Scott Bolton, Juno principal investigator of the Southwest Research Institute in San Antonio, USA, as quoted on page Space.com, August 7, 2011. "We're trying to understand the structure in it, and how terbentu. This will help us figure out what happened...

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New Energy Surpasses Use of Nuclear energy.

CALIFORNIA - United States (USA) first established the use of new energy generated in the U.S. can omit the use of nuclear energy. According to the U.S. information Power Management (USEIA) during the first quarter of this year, new energy sources (biofuels, geothermal, solar thermal water and air) provided 2.245 trillion BTUs (British thermal unit, the unit of energy used in the U.S. . UU.), or 11.73 percent of the energy produced in the U.S.. More information related to the production of energy produced by a variety of renewable energy in 2011 is 5.65 percent greater than the use of nuclear weapons. By providing 2125000000000 BTU and remained almost unchanged in recent years. The energy generated by renewable sources now account for...

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Theories Men In Black

Theories Men In Black Of the many theories developed regarding the identity of the Men In Black, there are at least four theories are most often referred to, namely: 1. Alien Some ufolog believe that the MIB is actually an alien, or at least android (human robot) is controlled directly by the aliens. They were sent to earth to help maintain the confidentiality of alien activity on Earth. This theory is strengthened by the fact that in several occasions MIB look awkward and unfamiliar with the norms that usually done by humans, such as jokes or idioms of everyday life. Then the MIB are called to speak with the notes that as stiff as arranged. There is even a witness who said that three men who visited him MIB have similar faces. 2. Visits...

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Mystery Men In Black, Who Are They Actually?

Since about 50 years ago, witnesses claimed UFO sightings visited by mysterious men in black who asked them not to tell their experiences. These mysterious men called the Men In Black. History of Men In Black Acts of Men In Black came to the surface through a book published in 1956 titled "They Knew Too Much About Flying Saucers" by Gray Barker. Barker is a resident of Braxton county which later became interested in the UFO phenomenon and began to collect information relating to ufo. Then the story of Men In Black re-popularized by Albert Bender in 1962 through a book titled "Flying Saucers and the three men". Bender is a friend of Gray Barker who is also manager of the magazine Fate Magazine. 27 years later, Barker returned to write the...

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Alien Life In Deep Blue Sea.

The Russian government officially released the military secret documents about UFOs follow some other countries in the world. In its report, the Russian military said that a UFO or alien creatures unknown was often found in the waters. Some reports mention the existence of the event encounters with creatures unknown in some mysterious lake in the former Soviet region. In fact, long before the Russian government released a document secret, there have been several reports of various witnesses who indicate an unknown creature in the lakes in former Soviet territory. The earliest reports came in the early 1900s.At that time a group of young men were diving in a lake in Georgia where they found an underwater cave filled with human skeletons. Strangely,...

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The Real Lightning

The first time images of lightning has been captured by the camera X-Ray? 1500 Special High-speed was created by Meagan Schaal at Florida Institute of Technology in Melbourne, Florida. Recently during storm events at Camp Blanding, Fla., an electronic camera shutter "record" lightning traveling down the screws artificial triggered by the rocket and wire and flowing into the earth at one-sixth the speed of light...

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7 Coffee Machine With most unique design.

For hundreds of years, making the process seem simple cup of coffee. During that period, while the basic taste of brewage remains almost the same, but the way that can be prepared easily have gone from easy. Check out some of the most amazing coffee makers that are sure to enhance your brewing experience. Mypressi Twist Mypressi has introduced the first espresso machine in the world of portable. Called the "Twist," is a stylish coffee machine portable, lightweight and easy to use, while promising an extraordinary coffee experience on the trip. Espresso Waker   Lee Espresso Waker is designed to help you open your eyes with the smell of the espresso cup of tea. Requiring servants to walk in your room with a cup of hot coffee to say good...

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