World's Most Dangerous Airports

1.Princess Juliana International Airport (Saint Martin)

2.Juancho E. Yrausquin Airport (Saba)

3.Courchevel (France)

4.Gustaf III Airport (St. Bart)

5.Barra International Airport (Barra)

6.Madeira Airport (Madeira)

7.Lukla Airport (Nepal)

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The Pole Star

 Do you know what is Pole Star ?
 If the answer is no. then carry on reading

The Pole Star is the bightest star which always appears in the north pole.It is always in the north so it's called as North Star.
 

The Pole Star Will Change?
yes,It does every few thousand years

• In a little more than 5,000 years from now, Alderamin, the brightest star in the constellation Cepheus, will be almost the Pole Star.
• About 7,000 years from now, Deneb, the brightest star in Cygnus, will be the pretender for the Pole Star for a while. 
• In about 12,000 years from now, Vega, the brightest star in Lyra, will be the Pole Star. Vega will be a brilliant Pole Star some six times brighter than Polaris.

 

                                                                      Alderamin



For what this pole star is used
This is star helps to find the direction for the saliors,when their were surrounded by water this pole star help them by showing the north direction


How to find The Pole Star

   Two bright constellations occupy opposite sides of the pole star.The Big Dipper and Cassiopeia. As the celestial sphere rotates (or appears to rotate), these constellations also march in circles around the pole . Depending on the hour of the night and the day of the year, one or the other may be low near the horizon where it is barely seen, or even hidden below the horizon. But when that happens the other constellation is sure to be high in the sky, where (weather permitting) it is easily seen.  



Enjoy watching stars.
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World's First Coin

Lydian electrum trite 
                             It's 4.71g, 13x10x4 mm. This coin is made of a gold and silver alloy,  the world's first, minted by King Alyattes in Sardis, Lydia, Asia Minor (present-day Turkey), c. 610-600 BC. It can be attributed, among other ways, as Weidauer 59-75.

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16 pounds, 1 ounce and 2 feet long baby born in Texas

July 11, 2011-Texas
                It's beautiful boy baby JaMichael  , weighted with 16 pounds,1 ounce and 2 feet long baby.

 JaMichael  is now in the list of gusiness record as largest baby.

The Guinness World Records recorded that a woman by the name of Anna Bates, from Canada, gave birth to a 23-pound baby in 1897. The baby died 11 hours later.

 
JaMichael is expected to be fine with only a few minor problems.

 Baby with his mother

 

  JaMichael difference from normal baby.

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Google Street View Cameras Halted In India

         Google’s  infamous Street View camera cars only set to work on the streets of Bangalore last month, but already Indian authorities have ordered Google to suspend taking images because it has not secured the necessary security clearance. Google has said that after Bangalore, it plans to map all major cities in India the 27th country in which the firm plans to launch Street View. As well as cars, Google had been using some tricycles with Street View’s chunky camera equipment attached.

            Local police were concerned that Bangalore has several military institutions, and a statement given by Google to the AFP confirmed that Google had suspended the operation following a letter from Bangalore’s police commissioner.
           Street View concerns in developing countries are significantly different to obstacles Google has hit recently in Germany and Switzerland, which were about privacy and data retention. Street View Brazil reportedly snapped dead bodies, while in India there are also sensitivities in the wake of the Mumbai attacks and from several bombings in Bangalore itself.

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Life is possible even without legs

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Army officer shot Dilson

             A day after 13-year-old Dilson was shot dead allegedly for trespassing into an Army area, the Tamil Nadu government has handed over the case to the Crime Branch-CID.
           "Our officers and local officers are investigating. Any further information we will let you know," said CB-CID ADGP R Sekar.
            The Army had earlier indicated that a civilian or a policeman could have opened fire and that no arms were permitted in the area. But more than 24 hours after the incident, there is still no clarity on where the investigation stands. Under fire, the Army has now come out with a statement assuring cooperation in the probe.


            But there are still several unanswered questions -

•  Have the police identified the bore of the bullet that killed Dilson? 
•  Since the Army uses particular types of bores, won't that be conclusive evidence? 
•  Is it possible that armed civilians can be roaming around a restricted Army area? 
•  Why are the police not treating this as a case of murder? 
•  Has the Army allowed any of its jawans to be questioned by the police?

          Meanwhile, the National Commission for Protection of Child Rights has also stepped in and demanded a report from the Tamil Nadu government.


          "Such an innocent activity as plucking of a fruit can lead to this is shocking...We have taken suo moto cognizance and have asked the chief Secretary of Tamil Nadu to submit a report," NCPCR Member Secretary Luv Verma.
         
  It's a shocking case, which raises several crucial question and hopefully, the postmortem report may reveal more details and the CB CID would be able to achieve a breakthrough soon and nab the culprit.

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