SUITCASE THAT CARRY ITSELF

SUITCASE THAT CARRY ITSELF: Tired of lugging your stroller in and out when going somewhere.Now help is at hand.This hand-free luggage will follow you whenever you go.It works on the prototype that connects to a bluetooth signals from your mobile and rolls after you.If the signal is lost,the suitcase will locks itself securely so that no one can take it away.It also makes a call on the mobile alert you.Desgined by RODRIGO GARICA Gonzalez,the case is ready to hit the market and will cost around $160(Rs 8,800) only!!...

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Bed clean it itself

 Bed clean it itself for you: Made In One Minute Click here to see three images of the bed making itself.  After a full day of operating mill machinery in Spain's Basque country, Ascensio Zubeldia used to fall into bed drained. Each morning he mulled over the perfect bed-one that makes itself-and then he finally built it. Sensors under the mattress detect when the sleeper rises, and three seconds later, compartments that contain robotic arms open. The arms secure cords along each side of the duvet cover between two rollers, then move forward, pulling the duvet...

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Sleep fearless

Sleep fearless:  remove all Bad Memories: Erasure Lab mice administered a drug can forget fear-inducing memories in their sleep WikimediaSleep-based therapy could provide more effective treatment for PTSD. Memory-erasure technology is finally starting to follow Eternal Sunshine canon. In the latest breakthrough, Stanford University researchers announced at the Society for Neuroscience meeting that they are manipulating fearful rat memories. Like the University of Puerto Rico study involving injection that cause rats to forget fears, this research is chemical-based,...

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MUTATION IN RATS

FAST MUTATION IN RATS: An increasing number of rats in areas of the west of England are mutating to become more resistant to commonly sold poisons, a university study has found. Scientists at Huddersfield University said about 75% of rats in Bristol, Gloucestershire and Wiltshire had built up a resistance. The most serious mutations have affected rats in Bath and Wiltshire. Experts have blamed the rise on the incorrect use of poisons where dosages which are too low have been used. Rats which are resistant to the poison are fattened up by the bait. Those that survive then mate with other...

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PLANET WITH FOUR SUNS

PLANET WITH FOUR SUNS: Astronomers have found a planet having four different suns - the first known of its type. The distant world orbits one pair of stars which have a second stellar pair revolving around them. The discovery was made by volunteers using the Planethunters.org website along with a team from UK and US institutes; follow-up observations were made with the Keck Observatory. The planet, located just under 5,000 light-years away, has been named PH1 after the Planet Hunters site. It is thought to be a "gas giant" slightly larger than Neptune - more than six times...

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PLANET IDENTIFIED SIMILAR TO EARTH

PLANET IDENTIFIED SIMILAR TO EARTH: A planet similar to the size of earth has been observed orbiting Alpha Centauri, the nearest star to the earth at over four light years away, but which would still take us 40,000 years to reach with the latest technology. However, this new mystery world circling Alpha Centauri B is thought too be much hotter in order to support, with surface temperatures of around 1,500 dgrees Celsius. Tthe astronomers say it could be probably the part of a more extensive solar system consisting of other planets, one or more of which might be habitable. At a distance...

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3-D Printer

A New Breed Of Robotic 3-D Printer Lets You Change Design In Mid-Print Phantom Geometry 3-D printing from the top down. Blending a light-sensitive resin, an ultraviolet projector, and robotics to turn 3-D printing upside down.A husband-and-wife team has taken home the first Gehry Prize from the Southern California Institute of Architecture for exceptional thesis projects (named for the architect Frank) not for a particular architectural design but for creating a unique method of 3-D printing that allows the user to alter the design in progress, creating a physical...

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Smellepresence

Forget Telepresence! Smellepresence Is Here At Last A Japanese invention allows you to send smells via phone. Sort of.According to the news site RocketNews24, the Japanese company Chaku Perfume has "developed a new communication service in the way of an iPhone application and device called "Chat Perf," which can send smells across cyber space. Amazing!" Yes! We think this sounds amazing, too! Wouldn't it be great to be able to share the scent of a bakery you just walked past with a friend hundreds of miles away? Or capture the smell of autumn? Or be like, "What is that...

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Lunar Water

Scientists: Solar Wind, a Newly Discovered Source of Lunar Water  Samples from Tranquility Base suggest solar wind brings water to lunar soil. Photo Credit: NASA The solar wind is a likely contributor to widespread surface level  water deposits in lunar soil churned by micrometeoroid impacts over billions of years, according to an analysis of tiny glass-like features called agglutinates extracted from samples of the moon gathered by the Apollo 11, 16 and 17 astronauts. A similar process could be at work on other airless solar system bodies, including Mercury and the large...

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BIRDS CAN TALK

BIRDS CAN TALK Did you know that parrots can be trained to say up to 200 words and short phrases. In fact their ability to mimic human language is so well known that many parrot owners initially purchase the bird for this reason alone. The truth however is that like most talking birds they’re not really talking but mimicking the sounds they hear around them. They certainly don’t have any real understanding of the words they repeat and what’s more interesting is that parrots as a species are not the best of the bird mimickers. Mynah Bird Yes that’s right the top word mimic is...

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Moon water could have solar source

Moon water could have solar source: study PARIS — Scientists on Sunday said they had found water molecules in samples of lunar soil, and their unusual signature points to the Sun as the indirect source. Samples returned to Earth by the Apollo missions carry molecules of water and a precursor of water called hydroxyl, according to their study, published in the journal Nature Geoscience. Researchers led by Yang Liu at the University of Tennessee theorise that the molecules developed from a reaction between hydrogen ions in the solar wind -- the blast of particles from the Sun -- and a loose...

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