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  Actually cells are how many How many cells are there in our body and what is the size of it ? For an ordinary men the number of cell in his body will be 10,000 crores to 1,00,000 [ 1 lakh ] in our life time.The size of the single cell will be in Microns ( 1 cell = 10 microns ).The micron is also called as in thousand part in a centimeter or In meter it is one by ten lakhs part which is called as a Micron. While comming under the topic of weight of the it is ren lakhs part of one milli gram of the single cell weighs. ROBERT HOOK who is one of the biological scientists in the yaer 1665 he had found out the live cell with the help of a compound microscope. In the year 1839 SKEDN and SHAWAN are one of the two scienticts found out the primary danger will be with the cell which is declared by them.This is only called as the "STUDY OF CELLS" with this we can find out the life time of each cell wil be known and also the behaviour of it. The cell on the skin will be

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Indian National Anthem We all know that Indian National Anthem was written by the poet Dr."Rabindranath Tagore" in the year 28th Feb 1919 in Andhra Pradesh at Madanapalli when he was working as Chanclor of the St.joseph School which was written in the bengali language later on the request of the students of that school asked to change it into english. So,Tagore stayed their for two days and changed the poem into English with a meaning.                  At that time Mrs.Cozenes his wife is working as a principle of the same school gave the tune for that song.It was past 180 years from the date he had written the poem.

":" C H A N C E  TO  F I N D  A L I E N 'S  L I F E ":" "You can see here the small planets dominate the picture," he casually said while referring to a graph depicting the different exoplanet sizes and their number as of July 2010. Although he refers to these exoplanets as "candidate" Earth-like worlds, Sasselov goes on to talk about the statistical prevalence of small planets throughout the Milky Way. Before Kepler, only the larger exoplanets could be seen. This is fairly obvious; large gas giants are easier to detect over the great interstellar distances. The highly sensitive Kepler has now leveled the playing field, indicating that there are many more exoplanets twice the size of Earth and smaller. Undoubtedly, this is huge news. If officially confirmed by NASA -- and only then would it be advisable to pop the champagne corks -- the discovery of dozens of worlds of comparable size to Earth is historic. Although it has largely bee

":" E a r t h   l i k e   P l a n e t s ":" NASA's Kepler Mission has identified more than 750 possible extrasolar planets after monitoring more than 156,000 stars. But it's keeping the best data back. The Kepler space observatory looks for the data signatures of planets by measuring tiny decreases in the brightness of stars when planets cross in front ofthem. The size of the planet can be derived from the change in the star's brightness. NASA is examining 43 days of science data on the stars, looking for subtle brightness changes to determine if orbiting planets are responsible, and has released much of it to the scientific community. But data on some of the stars is being kept back, while the team uses ground-based telescopes and the Hubble Space Telescope and Spitzer Space Telescope to perform follow-up observations on a specific set of 400 objects of interest. The rest of the data will be released to the scientific community next February, afte

NASA's Kepler telescope has for the first time observed a planetary system with two planets passing in front of their star. The planets, now named named Kepler-9b and 9c, were seen transiting the sun-like star called Kepler-9. The announcement comes just days after ESO released data on a planetary system believed to have five orbiting planets, discovered with the HARP ground-based telescope. Kepler can measure the tiny drop in brightness that occurs when a planet transits a star; the size of the planet can be worked out from the scale of the dips. The time between dips gives the distance of the planet from the star, and variations in their regularity can be used to work out the planets' masses and detect other non-transiting planets in the system.   Kepler found more than 700 possible planets in its first 43 days, and has discovered five more systems that appear to have more than one transiting planet. "Kepler's high quality data and round-the-clock cov

T O P  10  B I G G E S T   A I R C R A F T S  I N   T H E   W O R L D More than a century after Wright Brothers took to the sky, man continues his quest for the ultimate flying machine. This eternal thirst for perfection has resulted in creation of some mammoth gravity defying crafts. Here is the list of top 10 flying monsters. No 9. Boeing 777 SPECIFICATIONS Manufacturer                               Boeing Commercial Airplanes Length                                         242’4″ Wing Span                                  199’11″ Maximum Take off load               660,000 lb This is the world’s largest twin jet air craft commonly known as “Triple seven”. The long range and wide body jet liner was designed for an economical trans Atlantic cruise. It can seat more than 300 passengers. The Boeing 777 has the largest diameter turbo fan engine of any aircraft. No 10. Airbus A330-300 SPECIFICATIONS Manufacturer        

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