Archive for February, 2010

A 240 kilograms pregnant woman gave birth to a healthy 2.9 kilograms baby girl in Romania

In Romania, a 240 kilograms of pregnant women gave birth to a baby girl weighing 2.9 kilograms. Costandache, director of disease monitoring, said this injection of anesthetic doses given to the super pregnant women reach as much four times as the common women before the surgery.

A rabbit become the world’s largest rabbit in England

Ralph is a continental giant rabbit, although it is only 12 months old, she weighed more than her mother - the former “world’s largest rabbit,” Amy. Amy won the title in 2008, which at that time had reached 1.2 meters in length and weighing 22 kilograms. Ralph is currently awaiting confirmation of the Guinness Book of World Records.

The speed of German car “walking on tightrope” break the Guinness Book of Records

German circus stunt performers Traber recently drive a car on tightrope which is 20 meters from the ground, and break the the fastest speed record on tightrope. Traber driving speeds was up to 37.3 kilometers / hour. The Guinness Book of Records has been recognized the record.

A rare deep-sea giant frankenfish with long mane found in the Gulf of Mexico

The scientists, photographed a rare deep-sea giant Frankenfish in the Gulf of Mexico.
professor Mark, Louisiana State University using ROV captured the pictures of the oarfish 1 meter long with long mane. Oarfish peculiar shape may be able to prove that the sea snake’s legend, its slender body and prominent dorsal fin is somewhat similar to the sea snakes.

Rare meteorite crashed in Ireland

British media reported that, a large number of witnesses has witnessed a rare meteorite fall spectacle, a huge fireball glide in the sky, lighting up the night sky on February the 4th in Ireland.
It is reported that the meteorite’s falling speeds was up to 100,000 mph, the resulting impact is equivalent to the energy of a small atomic bomb exploding in the air.
DavidMoore working in Irish Astronomical Society said that this phenomenon happens very rarely, it may be a piece of rock detached from the mother after an asteroid collision with other celestial bodies. Meteorites fall is a more normal astronomical phenomenon, the size of meteorites can be as little as 1 mm, or as large as football field, because of friction, they enter the Earth’s atmosphere and caused a huge fire and light, and eventually only a few Meteorites can fall to Earth.