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Top 10 Buzz Aldrin UFO Sighting Secrets The Apollo 11 moon landing which completes 45 years this year holds a unique position in our minds unlike other expeditions of similar kind and it was the first time ever when men actually walked on moon. There are many stories associated with this moon landing, which is no less, legendary than the actual event itself and one of the most remarkable events is the UFO sighting by Buzz Aldrin. (1) Neil Armstrong- misquote “That’s one small step for a man.”- This is the famous quote by Neil Armstrong after his first steps on the moon. However, this remark had often been misquoted without the “a” and thereby its meaning have been completely altered. There are arguments about what lead to this misquote. (2) Hypothetical landing disaster A statement written by Safire for Nixon in the wake of a moon disaster could have been too true for the Apollo 11 expedition had it gone wrong. The statement says,” Fate has ordained that men who went to the moon to exp

The Power Of  A Positive Attitude There are moments in life in which you get a flat tire, a parking ticket, you oversleep, you lose the keys, and so on, and so on. You are frustrated and exhausted, even hungry! It can happen to anyone. So, one day a person woke up incredible two hours late for their work. And, when they were just a turn away from work, there were lights behind them, a copper. They had to pull over, and the officer asked them where they intend to go. Of course, they told them that they go to work. This person says that their emotions usually determine their day. And, if they allowed them to determine that day, it would have been really terrible. Even though there were some unpleasant things, the person did not allow the frustration ruin their entire day. They even laughed and smiled more than ever. In fact, people, your attitude determines how your day is going to be. Your reactions to things that happen matter more than the actual things. You should not worry about the

BY: Pratyaksh bedi Have You Ever Wondered Why And How Our Bodies Produce Electricity? Curiosity doesn't have an end. We started wondering why our bodies produced electricity. I mean after all we're not machines or anything and we certainly don't need to be plugged-in anywhere to work. Is it the same power that helps run our computers? Let's look at all these questions in more detail. Let's start explaining electricity!!!!! We need a source primarily for the presence of electricity we use in almost every area of life, from our televisions to our automobiles. When it comes to electricity, there is a myriad of resources that can produce this energy. Today, the most common sources of mass consumption are hydroelectric, nuclear, solar, and wind energies. Now let's take you back in history... Remember the chemistry lesson at school: the different atoms have different proton, neutron, and electron numbers, right? The protons were positive, the electrons were negatively

CORONA VIRUS FACTS V/S MYTHS With the total number of  corona virus  cases across the world rising consistently, the fear of death and insecurity is mounting. Worse, there is still a big question mark on a possible treatment for Covid-19. And, in the midst of this crisis, misinformation has been spreading vi-rally. On Whats App, which boasts over 2 billion users worldwide, and other social messaging networks like Twitter, Facebook and TikTok, the spread of misinformation in many ways seems to mimic how Covid-19 itself moves through societies — from individual to individual, group to group. Here is a fact-check on some of the common myths being circulated on social media and messaging platforms: 1. Myth: Drinking alcohol protects against  corona virus Fact: Consumption of alcohol does not protect you from covid-19 in fact it can react react opposite. The harmful use of alcohol increases your risk of health problems, according to the World Health Organization (WHO). 2. Myth: Thermal scan

FUTURE PREDICTIONS BY SIMPSONS 1. The Simpsons Predicted Farmville Remember Farmville and getting plagued by friends on Facebook to play it? We remember all too well unfortunately. Well... The Simpsons had a game called Yard Work Simulator in the 1998 episode 'Bart Carny' which looks suspiciously like it. 2. The Simpsons Inspired Apple  Back in a 1994 episode, "Lisa On Ice", the two school bullies used an Apple 'Newton' to write down a memo which was auto-corrected to the unfortunate wrong wording. This spurred Apple to get a touch screen keyboard up and running.   3. 3D Printing Marge was well ahead of the game with her digital printing camera for an episode set in the future.   4. Homer And The Wrecking Ball Homer came in like a wrecking ball long before Miley Cyrus ever did! 5. They Predicted The Electronic Voting System Fail Homer was having trouble with the electronic voting machine in the 2008 episode 'Treehouse of Horror XIX'. Then, in 2012 some

Top 5 Psychological Facts About Brain In thus blog you will discover some of the unknown abilities about your brain and you will be able to know and practice them... .. 1. Astonishing Memory Feats If I asked you to memorize this list of 10 words, you’d normally have to repeat them in your head over and over many times before you achieved 100-percent recall. Even after accomplishing the tiring feat, after a few hours, you’d probably only remember a total of two to three words taken from the beginning and end of the list (due to what cognitive psychologists call recency and primacy effects, where information at the beginning and end of a series “interferes” with recall of information in the middle of a series).   Worm, comb, oatmeal, bell, coal, stamp, knife, ladybug, lawyer, lettuce This difficulty remembering words stems from the limitations of our verbal memory, because the linguistic portion of our brains, where we store arbitrary lists of words, has limited “buffer” (storage registe