Reported on the Sun and the Telegraph.. Looks convincing enough to me.
But you can try zooming in on this and tell me what you see? Remember to zoom…
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31Mar
Tags: google earth, Google Street View, UFO
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22Mar
This story was quite fascinating to me, although the find of Atlantis on Google Ocean turned out to be not so.
Tags: 1000, atlantis, fishing trap, google earth, google ocean
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17Dec
Online retail store making 600million euros in revenue for 2008 and Michael Arrington of TechCrunch hasn’t heard of it, and doesn’t want to either. I guess he’d rather focus on startups that can raise lotsa money but no revenues to show for it. Now, who has an invite for this geek to join Vente-privee.com?
Tags: Michael Arrington, online retail store, Techcrunch, vente-privee.com
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02Oct
Caught on the news on TODAY :
New scanners to be used across Europe by 2010
BRUSSELS — Digital body scanners which leave little to the imagination will be used by airport security on passengers travelling across the European Union (EU) within two years.
According to a draft European Commission regulation, the new millimetre wave imaging scanners are to be used “individually or in combination, as a primary or secondary means and under defined conditions” to provide a “virtual strip search” of travellers.
The new EU regulation, which will be binding on Britain, is intended to enter into force across the continent by the end of April 2010.
The new imaging technology creates an image of an unclothed body which privacy critics argue “amounts to a virtual strip search” has been tested on a voluntary basis at Heathrow’s Terminal Four. Read more…
Tags: electromagnetic waves, Europe, heathrow, imaging technology, naked, scanner, strip search, Virtual Worlds
