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Corallus caninus, commonly called the emerald tree boa, is a non-venomous boa species found in the rainforests of South America. Since 2009 the corallus batesii species is fully recognized and split from the synonymy corallus caninus. If your familiar with Green Tree Pythons you will notice that Emerald Tree Boas look very much like Green Tree Pythons. Emerald Tree Boas grow to about five foot as adults and are a more aggressive species of snakes. The snake usually hangs up in the tree with its head hanging down so it can grab its prey if it approaches from below and then it constricts its prey and kills it before it swallows its prey. The Emerald Tree Boa spends its days up in the branches of a tree and hunts at night. The Emerald Tree Boa will feed on almost any small mammal and also birds. It was once thought that the snake fed only on birds but it is now known that this is not true. It catches its prey extremely fast and its metabolism is much slower than snake...

We are CHEATERS , but don’t cheat HUMANITY. We hate STUDY , but we love TECHNOLOGY. We FLIRT the flirts , but we are TRUE LOVERS. We don’t have BOOKS in hand ,but we have revolutionary IDEAS in mind. World CAN’T change us , but we CAN change the world. We are one of the common race on Earth. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Meet us , we are the HACKERS. DEDICATED TO YOU…….   IF YOU ARE A HACKER….. ! KEEP IN TOUCH …….. SCINOTECH

Every child is born a scientist, either the school ruins them, or their parents force them to think the way their grandfathers did......   Every baby know the scientific method…… Make an observation Form a hypothesis. Perform the expriment Analyze the data Report your findings. Invite others to reproduce the result. Margaret Mead said…..>>>                   “ Children must be taught how to think, not what to think ”.  

All the features we notice about a person upon meeting them, their eyes are often the first connection we make. But some people just aren’t satisfied with the color of their peepers, wishing their dark corneas away in favor of a pleasant shade of blue. Those unhappy with brown eyes may find just what they’re looking for: laguna beach doctor gregg homer has developed a new procedure that can actually convert brown-colored eyes to blue in just a matter of weeks. The operation itself is fairly straightforward: using a laser tuned to a special frequency, the doctor actually alters the cells that produce the brown coloration in the eye. After a few weeks, the darker color begins to fade, revealing the blue pigment underneath. As the doctor explains it, the procedure only works for brown-eyed individuals, as they already have a bluish coloration hiding underneath. According to homer, the procedure takes just 20 seconds to complete. And because of the large number of peopl...

Drying your hands with paper towel will reduce the bacterial count by 45 – 60% on your hands. However, using a hand dryer will increase the bacteria on your hands by up to 255% because it blows out bacteria already living in the, conveniently, warm moist environment. More details >>> Hand washing is  hygiene, when you’re away from home and using public conveniences, which includes the act of actually drying your hands. This drying should not just remove water. It should also remove bacteria. Now there are different ways of drying your hands: paper towels, continuous-loop cotton towels and warm-air dryers. Researchers got a real surprise when they counted the bacteria left on the fingertips after using these drying methods. Washing the hands, and then using paper towels or continuous-loop cotton towels reduced the bacterial count by about 45–60 per cent. But washing, and then using a warm-air dryer actually increased the bacterial count by an average...

Clouds are actually pretty heavy! 1.1 million pounds = 498,952 kilograms (or 500 tonnes) Clouds are look so nice and fluffy and lighter-than-air, so they certainly can’t weigh much. Right? First, figure out how dense the cloud is. Scientists have measured the water density of a typical cumulus cloud (the white, fluffy ones you see on a nice day) as 1/2 gram per cubic meter—about a small marble’s worth of water in a space you and a friend could comfortably sit in. The density will be greater for different types of clouds. Next, figure out how big the cloud is. By measuring a cloud’s shadow when the sun is directly above it, you can get an idea of its width. Scientists does this by watching her odometer as they drives under a cloud. A typical cumulus, she says, is about a kilometer across, and usually roughly cubical—so a kilometer long and a kilometer tall, too. This gives you a cloud that’s one billion cubic meters in volume. Do the math with the densi...

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Salt and sugar grains as seen under microscope !!! 

➤ 14 Billion Years Old   ➤ 500 Billion Galaxies   ➤ 1 Septillion Stars   ➤ 50 Sextillion Habitable Planets   ➤ 93 Billion Light-years in Diameter   ➤ 1 Googolplex Atoms        These figures may change depending on the appearance of new scientific data and the expansion of the universe itself. Besides, this is what we just know about the observable universe. There might something more beyond the observable universe but we can’t see it because it’s too far.

 Your phone is smaller, cheaper, smarter and actually more powerful than the one used to land the first man on the moon. It has a higher processing capacity with memory capable of huge data storage.   Compare the features of your smart phone with the Apollo 11 computer here :   Comparing the Apollo Guidance Computer to an IBM PC XT My first thought was how did the Apollo computer compare to the iPhone? It turns out that’s a really tough comparison to make. The iPhone is so advanced compared to the computer used in Apollo’s guidance system that it’s hard to believe they both came from the same planet — at roughly the same period in time when viewed in contrast to man’s time line on Earth. To really make a comparison that makes much sense it’s much easier to look at the home computers of the late 1970’s and early 1980’s.   Take Intel’s venerable 8086 for example — you might know it better as “x86”. Released in 1979, just a decade after Apoll...

 Nerium oleander (Gentianales – Apocynaceae) is an evergreen shrub that grows to approximately 6 m. The flowers are tubular with five lobes, red or pink in the wild, but in addition may be white, cream, yellow or purple in cultivars, and double forms have also been selected. It is a highly toxic plant that has been cultivated as an decorative plant since ancient times. This flower is native to the Mediterranean region, Iran, the Indian subcontinent and southern China. Keep In Touch >> www.scinotech.com FaceBook         >> www.facebook.com/scinotech

First Attempts of Practicing Plastic Surgery (1940s)   The basic aim behind inventing plastic surgery was to repair damages caused by wars, here are some patients of the famous surgeon Harold Gillies during World War I and World War II. Sir Harold Delf Gillies was a New Zealand-born, and later London-based, otolaryngologist who is widely considered the father of plastic surgery.  Further Details :   http://is.gd/qyAXU7   KEEP IN TOUCH >>>  SCINOTECH    FACEBOOK        >>> www.facebook.com/scinotech  

10-12 Weeks Old Human Fetus * Ignorant Comment “This is horrible! Did they really cut the mother to take this picture?”   * Political Comment “Please show this to everyone supports abortion. You’re killing children.” * Theist Comment “Wow! God is amazing! Praise the Lord.” * Atheist Comment “Evolutions Rocks! In your face, God!” * Economist Comment “Trust me, overpopulation is NOT good for our economy.” * Scientific Comment “This is amazing! A little star is about to come to life. Billions of cells, thousands of organic matters, and the secret of life DNA, are about to magically make something beautiful.” * I enjoy reading all kinds of comments that come in variety of shapes. Some of them are awful, some of them are hilarious, some of them are well expressed and thought provoking! Nevertheless, I always choose the unbiased scientific comment but I respect everyone’s opinion.  

 SMS SPOOFING TOO SEND FREE MESSAGES & SITES FOR SMS SPOOFING TOO ! These days if you pay for  texting  then I think you are in a great loss. If you have a smart or even a basic phone with internet facility, then there is no need for you to  pay  for text. You can sign up on the following sites and get free instant texting that too for free : www.scinotech.com 1.  www.way2sms.com  – A very good site, gives you great speed and 140 characters. The site is quite secure and apart from texting you get other facilities like earning recharge etc.. 2.  www.160by2.com  – This site gives you high texting speed and it remembers the last person you had texted, so there is no need to re type the phone number again and again. Moreover, it has less advertisements that way2sms.com . The sites I am going to talk about now can be used for spoofing messages too.  SMS Spoofing  is a technique in which you can send messa...

Einstein’s Research Paper (Written By Him in 1925) If Einstein came back and wrote a manuscript, it will definitely be published without having to go through any reviewers… As they say, your reputation precedes you! living with technology…                                                     www.scinotech.com       share it…..!

When people play practical jokes and hoaxes on each other. The jokes and their victims are known as “April fools”. Hoax stories may be reported by the press and other media on this day and explained on subsequent days. Popular since the 19th century, the day is not a national holiday in any country, but it is well known in Canada, Europe, Australia, Brazil and the United States. The most popular theory is that it began in the 1500s, when France adopted the Gregorian calendar, shifting New Year celebrations from late March to January In 1708 a correspondent wrote to the British Apollo magazine asking, “Whence proceeds the custom of making April Fools?” The question is one that many people are still asking today. The puzzle that April Fool’s Day presents to cultural historians is that it was only during the eighteenth century that detailed references to it (and curiosity about it) began to appear. But at that time, the custom was already well established throughout no...

>>  Call Barring, Diverting, Waiting, Conferencing and Fixed Dialing Codes <(“) Call barring Call Barring controls the flow of your call transactions – which types of calls you receive and which types of calls that can be made from your phone. It is a telephone service feature that enables you restrict certain types of incoming and outgoing calls. Call barring can also apply to messages and data. Activating and deactivating call barring require the use of a password, which is usually 0000 (four zeros) by default. The password is editable to any four-digit code of your choice. You can see the call barring option on your phone by going through: Menu > Settings > Security settings > Call barring service. (How to access the call barring option on your phone may be different from what was given above. Refer to your device manual) Alternatively, you can use codes ...

The nitrogen in our DNA , the Calcium in our teeth, the iron in our blood, the carbon in our apple pies were made in the interiors of collapsing stars. We are made of star stuff. By carl sagan

        Google on Tuesday launched flight search in India to help users look for flights, compare prices and book tickets. The move is likely to heat up competition in the online flight booking space which has players like MakeMyTrip, Cleartrip, Yatra among others. “Now, you can search directly for flights within Google or access google.co.in/flights to quickly find, compare and book flights from your mobile device, tablet or desktop,” Google said on its official India blog. Goibibo, another player in the online flight booking space, has partnered with the internet giant for the Google Flights feature.     When a user chooses a trip on Google flight search, an option of directly booking through the airline or through Goibibo comes up on the screen. Users can compare prices and book tickets by clicking on this   scinotech.com LINK         The Google feature will also help users to plan their travel in advance ...

Northern Nigeria is an impoverished region where people in rural communities eke out a living from subsistence farming. With no electricity, and therefore no refrigeration, perishable foods spoil within days. Such spoilage causes disease and loss of income for needy farmers, who are forced to sell their produce daily. SOLUTION ??? I would like to introduce you the Zeer Pot (pot-in-pots) “ The pot-in-pot to help the rural poor in a cost-effective, participatory and sustainable way. ” The pot-in-pot consists of two earthenware pots of different diameters, one placed inside the other. The space between the two pots is filled with wet sand that is kept constantly moist, thereby keeping both pots damp. Fruit, vegetables and other items such as soft drinks are put in the smaller inner pot, which is covered with a damp cloth. The phenomenon that occurs is based on a simple principle of physics: the water contained in the sand between the two pots evaporates towards the out...

Synopsis The first sensor of the Earth’s magnetic field in an animal has been found in the brain of a tiny worm, providing a big clue to a long-held mystery about how animals’ internal compasses work. Summary Animals as diverse as migrating geese, sea turtles and wolves are known to navigate using the Earth’s magnetic field. But until now, no one has pinpointed quite how they do it. The sensor, found in worms called C. elegans, is a microscopic structure at the end of a neuron that other animals probably share, given similarities in brain structure across species. The researchers discovered that hungry worms in gelatin-filled tubes tend to move down, a strategy they might use when searching for food. When the researchers brought worms into the lab from other parts of the world, the worms didn’t all move down but rather they moved at a precise angle to the magnetic field that would have corresponded to down if they had been back home. The researchers discov...

                             Google, besides announcing a slew of OS updates and features alongside Android M at the Google I/O 2015 keynote event, also said it would soon be bringing offline search to its Google Maps app. The app will also feature complete voice-based turn-by-turn navigation while in offline mode. Both features will be made available sometime later this year. The new offline features announced for Google Maps are aimed mainly for “emerging markets” where mobile Internet coverage is spotty, and data charges expensive, as navigation via GPS is independent of mobile networks. In the past, Google had introduced offline rerouting during navigation, which would reroute users even if they lose their Internet connection while navigating. Now, the entire process of navigation can be done when offline. The offline features are also useful for those users who are travelling to less-co...

Basic- Keyboard Shortcuts 1. CTRL+C (Copy) 2. CTRL+X (Cut) 3. CTRL+V (Paste) 4. CTRL+Z (Undo) 5. DELETE (Delete) 6. SHIFT+DELETE (Delete the selected item permanently without placing the item in the Recycle Bin) 7. CTRL while dragging an item (Copy the selected item) 8. CTRL+SHIFT while dragging an item (Create a shortcut to the selected item) 9. F2 key (Rename the selected item) 10. CTRL+RIGHT ARROW (Move the insertion point to the beginning of the next word) 11. CTRL+LEFT ARROW (Move the insertion point to the beginning of the previous word) 12. CTRL+DOWN ARROW (Move the insertion point to the beginning of the next paragraph) 13. CTRL+UP ARROW (Move the insertion point to the beginning of the previous paragraph) 14. CTRL+SHIFT with any of the arrow keys (Highlight a block of text) SHIFT with any of the arrow keys (Select more than one item in a window or on the desktop, or select text in a document) 15. CTRL+A (Select all) 16. F3 key (Sear...

  An 18-year-old Indian-American boy has won the prestigious Intel Foundation Young Scientist Award in the United States for inventing a device that quickly shuts down undersea oil spills. Karan Jerath of Friendswood, Texas, claimed $50,000 top prize on 15 th May 2015  at this year’s Intel International Science and Engineering Fair (IISEF). Jerath was also one of the five students selected for the Intel and Indo-US Science and Technology Forum Visit to India Award. Jerath designed a sturdy device that can collect the oil, gas and water spewing from a broken well on the seafloor. “Sensors inside the 350-tonne device would measure the temperature, pressure and density of the mix of gases and fluids erupting from a well. “A computer would then calculate how valves in the gadget should be adjusted so that the gas and oil can be collected. That should stop a spill in its tracks. The device could help prevent an ecological catastrophe. It also would reduce c...