Jesus's eLife
Jesus Nuñez Olivares is a telecom professional, scuba diver and travel passionate living in Spain, interested to share what has attracted my attention while working, traveling, walking, diving, reading, etc.; with the people and friends around my life.
Jesus e-Life.com represent the first step, I do believe with this blogging tool from posterous.com had found a quite easy to use mechanism, so be with me on this journey, feel free to provide any feedback and ideas to post.
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Killer Alien Weed May Threaten Biggest Animal Migration
An alien weed creeping through southern Kenya may threaten the largest wildlife migration on the planet, scientists say. The toxic plant, called Santa Maria feverfew, can also sicken people and kill animals.
Oceans: Standard Feature on New Planets : Discovery News
The building blocks of rocky planets carry small amounts of water. That water may be what forms the oceans on the young planets according to a report by Lindy Elkins-Tanton of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in the journal Astrophysics and Space Science.
Fundación Telefónica | Debate y conocimiento | Ciclo de conferencias 'Entendiendo los cambios'
Kinect finally fulfills its Minority Report destiny (video) -- Engadget
following Minority Report steps?...soon to be a reality.
Lego Antikythera Mechanism
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"Apple engineer re-creates ancient computer with Legos"
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The Antikythera Mechanism, is, allegedly, the oldest version of a scientific computer. The Greeks, who used to be so clever that they never endured too much of a financial crisis, built it around 100 B.C.
Somehow, it disappeared into history's cracks, until it was unearthed from a shipwreck in 1901. It took imperfect humans another 100 years to work out that its purpose was to mechanically track the bodies that are in outer space in order to anticipate events up there that might affect life down here.
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