Scientists in london find most massive star ever!

LONDON - A big ball of burning gas light drifting through the neighboring galaxy may be the heaviest stars ever found - hundreds of times larger than the sun, scientists said Wednesday, after working hard for the first time.They say finding a star behind the so-called R136a1, may have weight as much as 320 solar masses. Astrophysicist Paul Crowther said the star of obesity - more than twice as heavy, as previously found - has slimmed down enough during its lifetime.In fact, it burned itself with such intensity that shines on nearly 10 million times the luminosity of the sun."Unlike humans, stars are born heavy and lose weight as they age," said Crowther, an astrophysicist at the University of Sheffield in northern England. "R136a1 already middle-aged and had undergone an intense weight loss program."Crowther said the giant was identified in the middle of the star cluster in the Tarantula Nebula, a cloud that formed from gas and dust in the Large Magellanic Cloud, the galaxy about 165,000 light years from our Milky Way.The biggest star is identified by a few giant Crowther and his team in an article in Monthly Notices Royal Astronomical Society.While other stars can be larger, especially the red-swelling known as red giants, they are much more severe.

 

A whale jumping a cruise!

Ralph Mothes and Paloma Werner from the Sailing Academy Cape Town in South Africa are the parents when it comes to the expedition on the high seas. But there's no way they can anticipate wildlife meeting on Sunday when they set out to sail close to Robben Island routine: A 40-ton whale jumps out of the sea and landed on the deck of their ship, the London Daily Telegraph reports. Fortunately, Mothes and Werner both come out alive, as did the pope.

 










Photos provided by Werner showed incredible views of the whales breach before the impact and consequences ..

7 years using Axe, Indian demanded unilever

New Delhi. A 26-year-old boy sued the company Hul (Hindustan Unilever Limited), which markets the men's care products with trademarks Axe, with accusations of cheating and causing * 'mental suffering'. Plaintiffs mention its failure to attract any girl even though he has been using Axe products for more than seven years now. Axe ads show that the products that help men to be immediately attractive women.

Vaibhav Bedi, the plaintiff, also hand over all evidence to the court of all products that have been used or unused, in the form of deodorant sprays, perfume sticks and roll-ons,
anti-perspirants, aftershaves, body washes, shampoos, and hair gels
Axe brand. Plaintiffs also requested that all products were examined in the laboratory


Vaibhav forced to take this step because the maid beat him with a broom when she tried to impress her by appearing naked in front of him after using all Axe products.

"Then where his Axe Effect? I've been waiting for more than seven years. Since college until I worked in the office, none of the girls who want me to take even just for a cup of tea or coffee with me, although I'm sure they could smell the perfume,

China had warned tourists to shop in Hong Kong

BEIJING (Reuters) - China National Tourism Administration has issued a consultation on a trip to Hong Kong after the video mainland tourists who insulted and "forced to shop" by tour guides in Hong Kong sparked outrage on the Internet.A former British colony, Hong Kong attracted hordes of Chinese tourists, many of their goods in the luxury travel or shopping for brand-name that is more expensive on the mainland."An undated video clip currently circulating on the Internet showing the Hong Kong tour guide allegedly abusing a group of visitors from mainland China and force them to shop, triggering strong reactions from mainland society," Xinhua news agency said Saturday.Budget tour package China often tries to pad out profits by taking tourists to shops that back a percentage of sales revenue to the agency. This practice is common both in China mainland and overseas tours offered by agencies of China.Xinhua quoted an unnamed spokesman for the tourism administration says regulators are "concerned" about the measures taken by Hong Kong's tourism authority over these practices. It has ordered investigations into the case by the regulator and mainland travel agents.Last month, the Hong Kong tourism authorities pledged to tighten regulations to protect tourists from spending forced or visits to designated shopping stops, Xinhua said.A 65-year tourist from Hunan Province died of a heart attack in Hong Kong in May, after arguing with a tour guide during forced to shop, Xinhua said.