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THIS UNIQUE Fold Bike Worth USD 47,000



This bike can be folded and inserted into a bag for your backpack to carry and easy. Fold Bike uses electricity that can be charged again for 30 minutes and can be used to cover the distance of about 10km with a maximum speed 20km/jam. Fold this bike sold for € 3,500 - € 3,900, if our money is converted into approximately USD 47,000







Design and Performance Spec:
Weight: 9.8 kg (21 lbs)
Frame: Carbon composite
Price: Between €3,500 and €3,900
Drive: Electric chainless
Brakes: Electric anti-skid, regen
Speed: 20 km/hr
Power: 1.2 kW, 30min re-charge
Battery: LiFePO4 – fast charge
Range: 10 km
Fold size: Super compact 43 litres
Seat: Leather super comfort
Height: 163 cm – 193 cm limit
Wheel: 20” hubless
Weight limit: 100 kg
Lights: Built in LEDs

[SMASHING GAN] Artificial Slopes wing aircraft NASA

Agan-agan maybe ada yg udah never know, because this is not new news. Nasa makes airplane with a unique concept that is a side wing of the NASA named AD-1. NASA AD-1 is a plane and at the same time testing programs conducted between 1979 and 1982 at NASA Dryden Flight Research Center, Edwards California, which successfully demonstrated an aircraft wing that can be turned sideways from zero to 60 degrees during the flight.







Unique sloping wing demonstrated on a small research aircraft jet engine research subsonik called AD-1 (Ames Dryden -1). The aircraft was flown 79 times during the research program, which evaluated the basic pivot wing concept and gathered information about the handling qualities and aerodynamics at various speeds and degrees of pivot.

The first person known to design the wing is tilted Blohm & Voss, which was proposed by Richard Vogt in 1942. Sloping wing concept was later popularized by Robert T. Jones, a flight engineer at NASA's Ames Research Center, Moffett Field, California.



Analysis and study copies of Jones winds that began at Ames showed that the size of aircraft carriers 'wings crooked', which fly at speeds up to Mach 1.4 (1.4 times the speed of sound), would be far better than the aircraft aerodynamic system with a conventional wing . At high speeds, both subsonik or supersonic, the wing will be rotated through 60 degrees closer to the fuselage to get the maximum speed of reply. Studies show these angles would decrease aerodynamic, allowing increased speed and distance further by spending the same fuel.




At low speeds, during takeoffs and landings, the wing would be perpendicular to the fuselage like a conventional wing to maximize lift and control. When the plane had started sooner, the wings will rotate with increasing slope angle, thus reducing the barriers and reduce fuel consumption. The wings can be swept in only one direction, with the right wingtip moving forward.

Who fly the aircraft on its first flight on December 21, 1979, is a NASA research pilot Thomas C. McMurtry, who is also a pilot on his last flight on August 7, 1982. Other famous test pilot involved in this project was Pete Knight.

Pilot



The size of AD-1 is 38.8 feet (11.8 m) long and has a wingspan 32.3 feet (9.8 m). This aircraft is made of plastic reinforced with fiberglass, which are separated by ditengah2nya rigid foam core. This aircraft has a gross weight of 2145 pounds, and the empty weight of 1450 pounds

Research program to make the concept of side wings are typical of any NASA project risk. Basic purpose of the AD-1 project is to examine the characteristics of low speed side of the wing configuration.

AD-1 made its first flight in late 1979. The wing rotates gradually over 18 months until the full 60-degree angle was reached in mid-1981. then the plane was flown back to the year after that, to obtain data from a variety of speeds and flight kemirinagn wings until finally in August 1982.

After the flight research is conducted, Jones thought his side wing as a proper concept for transport across the ocean or a large continent tarnsportasi. Special despite the low speed, with little research costs, but the show effects on air and keelastisan merger bailng2 the lack of control over the weight on the slope of the reply above the wing 45 degrees.



Thus, although AD-1 structure allowed completion of the program for technical purposes, tp still required further study of the wing bias in case transonik for assessing the effects of compressibility, evaluate a more representative structure, and analyze flight performance at transonic speeds.

After completing the test program, AD-1 was retired and now are on exhibition at the Hiller Aviation Museum in San Carlos, California.

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This is the Mercedes-Benz Luxury With Pernik 300,000 Gold and Swarovski Crystal's


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This is a Mercedes Benz SL600 that had been modified with 300,000 gold trinkets and beads crystal Swarovski's expensive car body wrap designed by Japanese automotive accessories company DAD. The results of the modification alhir luxury cars on display at the Makuhari Messe in Chiba, east of Tokyo, Japan, Friday, January 15, 2010 a few days ago. So far there has been no official explanation of how costs incurred to enhance terlah luxury cars are made in Germany.

mobil mewah Mercedes Benz dengan emas dan kristal 
mobil mewah Mercedes Benz dengan emas dan kristal

Future Toys: can be controlled with iPhone

Helikoper toys like these can be controlled with the iPhone.
AR. Drone is the first toy was introduced to the world of electronic exhibition d Las Vegas some time ago.
Developed by a French company based in the Canal Saint-Martin, Paris

one of his ten engineers have been connecting to the iPhone toy that can be controlled via iPhone

Able to fly with a speed of 11 miles per hour
and hold for 15 minutes to fly after the batteries on charge for 60 minutes
has a maximum distance of 50 meters from the controller
weighs 300 grams
sold for 300 euros
has a streaming video camera can be viewed on the iPhone








Lenovo Android phone "LePhone" there supercool Docking Station

In addition to the staggering Smartbook Skylightnya CES, Lenovo's return shows that the first smartphone named LePhone super cool.




His name's French style, but this product is marketed as only in China.
This smart phone has a large touchscreen display that is 3.7 inches, with a docking station for a QWERTY keyboard and has a long-lasting batteries. Lephone plans will be marketed in China in the first half year 2010.

LePhone Specifications:

* 3.7-inch LCD touchscreen
* Android operating system version 1.6,
* Qualcomm Snapdragon processor 1GHz
* Screen resolution: 480 x 800
3MP camera
* 3.5mm headset jack
* 3G connectivity, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and A-GPS

Picture / Image LePhone Lenovo Other:




 














UNIQUE Sapphire Knife

Russian guys makes knives made of sapphire.
These knives can be easily taken inside the airplane in your handbag, for example if you care about your right to use your knife anywhere you want. These knives cannot be discovered by any sort of metal-detector, they have none metal parts at all.
Their blades are being made from artificial sapphire, the same material that is being used to make non-scratchable watches by leading Swiss brands. Handles are made of the bone.
Only diamonds exceed it in the hardness, so anybody can easily make his name carved on the airplanes bull’s-eye airplane window. It scratches glass without any difficulty and can be sharpened only with special diamond whetstone.

HERE'S Building 10 The Best Of 2000-2009 Year!

1. Millennium Dome, London, Year 2000
Designed by the Richard Rogers Partnership and engineers Büro Happold, 365 meters in diameter with a peak reaching 100 meters. We have a huge tent the size of this titanic still is something very impressive views of the design and dimensions.


2. Blur, Expo 02, Yverdon-les-Bains, 2002
This sensational Pavilion designed by the architects of New York, Diller + Scofidio, was once a star on the show Switzerland's Expo 02. Like swing a cat tensil iron, with a height of 20 meters and 100 meters long, gathered at the end of the pier made of steel and glass on the lake Neutchatel. In it, 30 thousand water jets create a cloud of fog that never stops.


3. Serpentine Pavilion, London, 2002
This beautiful pavilion designed by architect Toyo Ito and Cecil Balmond engineer, built as a reference architecture in the future, which limits the walls, floors, ceilings, interior and exterior as unified. The term contemporary, sophisticated and minimalist.


4. 30 St Mary Ax, London, 2003
Initially "cucumber" Norman Foster's is admired and scorned. Most fascinated by this office building, though some think it represents the excessive ambition of the city. Here is a fascinating and skygardens famous restaurants worldwide.


5. European Southern Observatory Hotel, Cerro Paranal, Chile, 2003
"Hotel" is to the astronomer who worked in the Atacama desert, is a perfect combination between architecture and landscpae, from practitioners Munich, Auer and Weber, as well as engineers and Ludescher Mayr. Geometric concrete walls forming a beautiful red abbey style pages and temples, behind the rooms that lined much.


6. Beijing National Stadium, Beijing, 2008
80 thousand capacity stadium seating was designed by Swiss architects Herzog and de Meuron and Chinese artists, Ai Weiwei, is a landmark building for the 2008 Olympics. Consists of two main buildings, one of whom was in the other: a giant concrete bowl for the red seat surrounded by a "bird's nest" of steel giant.


7. St Pancras Railway Station, London, 2007
Is an extraordinary revival of the rail terminus Gothic Victorian era, when this is one of the largest station in the world. Alastair lansley led his team for more than a decade, changing the architectural style of 19th century and made it home for fast trains 21st century. Here too there is hotel and penthouse flats for those who want to spend the night.


8. Le Viaduc de Millau, Aveyron, 2004
The bridge is beautiful and wonderful it through the Tarn Valley in southern France. Designed by engineer Michel Virlogeux and Norman Foster, Viaduc de Millau bridge is the most wonderful views from the top side of the valley, especially at the ends of the bridge column appears in the clouds in the summer.


9. Neues Museum, Berlin, 2009
After 10 years of exhaustive reconstruction, 19th century cultural building closed in 1939 was re-opened and became popular. Redesigned the complex and intelligent by British architect David Chipperfield, who did not eliminate the classic feel of the building should be adjusted even though the current technological developments.


10. Burj Dubai, Highest Building in the World
Rising high into the sky until 818 meters, equivalent to the building plus the Empire State Building Chrysler Building on top. Designed by Adrian Smith in Bill Baker of Chicago, Al-Burj has a 160 floor hotel rooms, apartments and offices Armani style.




Scientists Develop Chips for Sex!!


Scientists develop electronic chip to stimulate sexual pleasure. The chip was successfully made women with low sexual desire becomes sexually active.

Chip that works by sending a small shock from electrodes implanted in the brain that has been used in the U.S. to treat Parkinson's disease.

Scientists focus on the brain region just behind the eye known as the orbitofrontal cortex associated with pleasure that comes from eating and sex.

A study conducted by Morten Kringelbach, a senior fellow at Oxford University found the orbitofrontal cortex can be "stimulating new target" to help people who suffer from anhedonia, the inability to experience pleasure from such activities. Findings reported in the journal Nature Reviews Neuroscience.

Neurosurgery Professor Tipu Aziz, said: "There is evidence that this chip will work. A few years ago, a scientist to implant these devices into the brain of a woman with low sexual desire, and turn them into sexually active," he said.

But he added that technology currently require surgery to connect wires from the pacemaker to the brain and can cause bleeding.

He continued: "As technology increases, we can use in the stimulation of the brain in many new areas. With more control over the power that memungkinkkan can turn on and off the chip when needed.

Electronic machine, called the Orgasmatron, from Woody Allen film Sleeper in 1973 is being developed by a North Carolina physician who modify spinal nerve stimulator to produce pleasure in women.

A tricky tune-up GSM modem connection



In this review, this method is inspired from the antenna in wajanbolik then try the modem gsm / cdma. The theory is quite simple, affecting and interesting metal wave signal at a specific focus, so there is an increase in the level of gain significant reply.

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