by editor at Thursday, August 20, 2009 in Breaking News
Tags:  atlantic ocean, category 4, hurricane, hurricane bill

Hurricane Bill

An intense Hurricane, christened as Bill is said to have been howling over the Atlantic Ocean in the late hours of Wednesday and the weather department and the experts have tagged it as a potentially dangerous storm grouped in to Category 4. While it travels north, it can get more intensified by the contact of warm waters.

The forecasters have further revealed that the most immense of the consequences of the storm will be felt at Bermuda and surrounding region including the south eastern coast of the United States by the weekend. The national hurricane center also requested the Leeward Islands population to be on their alerts round the clock for the storm, even though its heart was expected to go by well towards the northeastern part of the chain by the end of the next day. The fishermen in Antigua have already been asked to dock their vessels.

by admin at Wednesday, May 13, 2009 in Science, Tech News
Tags:  atlantic ocean, atlantis, hubble, michael massimino, NASA, space telescope

Credit: jp3250.k12.sd.us

On Monday the Hubble space telescope was roaring at the regions of central Florida.  Its orbit was set 350 miles high which had the ability of streaking at 5 miles through space.  But it has been assumed that the Atlantis will take the total time of two days to reach to the destined observatory in order to make the desired repairs.  Atlantis wheeled fast with an angle towards the eastern region at the Atlantic Ocean.  A long trail of smoke was left behind it when it was rocketed through cloudy skies.  The launching of this telescope was perfect and it set a nice picture to capture.  There were many commanders present at the control board.  Spacewalkers like John Grunsfeld, Michael Massimino, Andrew Feustel and Michael Good were also present with these commanders. Click here to read more »