What’s the Question

The sun—that power plant in the sky—bathes Earth in ample energy to fulfill all the world’s power needs many times over. It doesn’t give off carbon dioxide emissions. It won’t run out. And it’s free.

So how on Earth can people turn this bounty of sunbeams into useful electricity?

The sun’s light (and all light) contains energy. Usually, when light hits an object the energy turns into heat, like the warmth you feel sunbathing. But when light hits certain materials the energy turns into an electrical current instead, which we can then harness for power.

Old spice is good but to be honest any kind that doesn’t make you smell sweaty is fine.

Yes and no every one knows Red bull helps you cocentrate due to the caffeine side the drink. if you drink to much caffeine your heart will be put under to much stress as it beats faster and will stop all together giving yourself a heart attack.

beverages

How many red bulls it would take is unknown and depends on the person but don’t drink more then ten cans of red bull at the same time or in one day unless you want to wake up with a very bad headache.

1. Go out in the sun if that don’t kill you or you don’t catch on fire then your not a Vampire

2. Eat food such as garlic,herbs and holy water if you can eat theses things without pain then your not a Vampire

3. check your reflection in a mirror if you have one your not a Vampire

4. try holding a crucifix’s this should burn if not than your not a Vampire

5.if your unable to eat anything but human blood then your a Vampire.

PS: if your a Vampire tell NO one

A Cheetah can run 0 to 110 km/h, unfortunately Humans average speed is 36.96 km/h but in some cases we have been known in life threating situations to run 45 to 76km/h still not faster than the Cheetah.

If you were in a four by four transit van you could reach speeds of 170km/h

Clearly there is life in the universe since there’s life on the planet Earth

So the big question for today:

Is there life on another planet some where far far away?

I personally believe anyone who discounts the possibility of life on other planets is an idiot. There are countless stars out there with billions of planets and to believe life can only exist on one of them (our mundane little Earth) is arrogant to say the least.

Even if life is a billion to one shot with so many planets out there the universe is going to be teaming with life, just a matter of time before we can detect it. Which brings me to a story in the NY Times: