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Monday, April 18, 2016

A NEW WORLD LIVES: STOP COMPLAINING AND PLANT SOMETHING


SCIENCE DAILY: THREE NEW PRIMATES SPECIES DISCOVERED IN MADAGASCAR

Microcebus ganzhorni is named in honor of the Hamburg ecologist Prof. Jörg Ganzhorn who works on ecology and conservation in Madagascar for more than thirty years.
Credit: G. Donati

TRUE FACT: WHY ARE THERE LESS FEMALE PROGRAMMER


I will like to pose a question, why are there less female programmers today? Given the fact that the first programmer was a woman (Ada Lovelace), there is still no woman/lady who is willing to face the challenge and write codes. Please this is to encourage our girls and not to insult them, that they should learn to write codes so that they can contribute more to the society as it is developing so fast. Like me, I would like to marry a wife who can write codes and contribute to my business. Have a wonderful week.

Sunday, April 17, 2016

THE EARTH: ECUADOR EARTHQUAKE: 233 PEOPLE CONFIRMED DEAD


Media captionAmateur video shows the moment the earthquake struck
Rescue efforts are under way in Ecuador after the country suffered its worst earthquake in decades, with at least 233 people confirmed dead.

SCIENCE DAILY: GREAT MONARCH BUTTERFLY MIGRATION MYSTERY SOLVED



Monarch butterflies (c) Monarch WatchImage copyrightMonarch Watch
Image captionMonarch butterflies are the only insects to migrate such a long distance

Scientists have built a model circuit that solves the mystery of one of nature's most famous journeys - the great migration of monarch butterflies from Canada to Mexico.

TECH NEWS: E-Skin 'can monitor body's oxygen level'


E-skinImage copyrightUniversity of Tokyo, Someya Group
Image captionResearchers are working ways to create displays that light up to signal the health of the wearer
Scientists say they have developed ultra-thin electronic "skin" that can measure oxygen levels when stuck to the body.

Wednesday, April 6, 2016

SCIENCE DAILY: ROOFTOP SOLAR ENERGY

Within the 128 cities studied, the researchers found that 83 percent of small buildings have a suitable location for PV installation, but only 26 percent of those buildings' total rooftop area is suitable for development. Because of the sheer number of this class of building across the country, however, small buildings actually provide the greatest combined technical potential.
Credit: © nd700 / Fotolia