View of World - Day and Night

The World: Day and
Night from Space
The World: Day and
Night from Space. The
exact view is
147354066 km above
28°10′N 70°42′W (to
be exact)

Some unknown facts about Sun

Lets see some facts about Sun.

¤ Sun is the largest object in our solar system, yet it is one of the smallest stars(not red dwarfs) known to human.

¤ Sun has almost 99.8% of the entire mass of the solar system.

¤ Unlike earth Sun has tens of millions of magnetic poles.

¤ The sun is not a solid object, it is plasma and it rotates faster at equator than at its poles(Poles of a Sphere).

¤ Sun’s energy is from nuclear fusion and for this, Sun fuses around 620 million metric tons of hydrogen per second!!!

¤ The light from Sun takes around 7 hours to reach the edge of our solar system.

¤ Each 11 years Sun changes its overall magnetic polarity, this
causes some unusual activities on the Sun and Sun reaches its solar maximum. Solar maximum is the period when the Sun’s
activity reaches its maximum.

¤ When this solar maximum occurs, the aurora become a everyday phenomena.

¤The solar storm on 1859 caused the norhtern lights to be appeared over Rome, which is the one and only time it ever happened.

¤ The next solar maximum is due on 2012, 2013 and 2014.

¤ Large solar flares can actually disrupt our communication systems and cause power outages.

Seven Brilliant Quotes

Seven Brilliant Quotes

EGYPT MUMMY :: Great Sphinx of Giza (Egypt)

Great Sphinx of Giza (Egypt)


A reclining lion with a human head that stands on the Giza Plateau on the west bank of the Nile, near modern-day Cairo, is the largest monolith statue in the world. Standing 73.5 m (241 ft) long, 6 m (20 ft) wide, and 20 m (65 ft) high, the Great Sphinx of Giza is also the oldest known monumental sculpture, and is commonly believed to have been built by ancient Egyptians in the third millennium BCE. The Great Sphinx faces due east and houses a small temple between its paws. 

Fruit salad tree

There is a tree which
can grow up to 7
different fruits on it..!!
It is called fruit salad
tree..!!
Fruit salad tree sprouts
as many as seven
varieties of fruit in one
tree. The combinations
aren’t quite as diverse
as bountiful fruit bowls
— apples and peaches,
for example, can’t mix.
But the trees combine
several members of
fruit families into one.
A citrus version grows
oranges, mandarins,
lemons, limes, tangelos,
lemonades (a rounded
fruit that’s sweet like
lemonade) and
grapefruit. A stone fruit
tree yields peaches,
apricots, plums,
nectarines, peachcots (a
cross between peaches
and apricots) and
peacherines. The trees
can be planted outside
in small back yards
(depending on their
climate requirements),
or kept in a pot. Most
are self-pollinating so no
partner trees or
pollinating bees are
needed.