Posted on 05 January 2010
Tags: auto, batteries, Canny, cars, children, company, December, development, electric, Elkhart, European, Finland, government, human, Indiana, investment, January, Last, Lithium, manufacturer, miles, million, October, Oslo, production, resource, Richard, seats, subsidy, Think
Think is a Oslo-based car company that makes electric-cars. Last month, It rolled out its first electric car for European market from its plant in Finland. Think chief executive announced that they will be building their first car in December, 2011 at the newly constructed plant in Indiana. 
The new subcompact electric car is currently being called “Think City”. Company is planning to sell the first car in U.S. as early as October, 2010. These early models will be imported from Finland. These cars will be followed by production of U.S. produced cars in January, 2011. Mr. Richard Canny, CEO of Think has been quoted as a source of above information.
Think is likely to make an investment of around $50 million at its assembly plant in Elkhart County, Indiana. The auto manufacturer is expecting to get around $20 million in subsidy from U. S. Government in shape of tax incentives and human resource development funds.
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Posted on 15 December 2009
Tags: 2012, 2014, 21st Dec, Anoxic Events, bacteria, Clathrate, Copenhagen, dinosaurs, doomsday, edge of extinction, equator, extinctions, Falling of Sea Level, Gamma Ray Burst, global cooling, Globar Warming, human, hydrogen sulfide, Hydrogen Sulfide Emissions, Massive Impact, methane, nature, nuclear weapons, Oceanic Overturn, ozone layer, Permian-Triassic, planet earth, Plankton, polar, self-destruction, Sulfate, surface levels, UV radiation, Well Come Planet
2012 is almost here, and according to Mayans Theory, it may be the end of the world on 21st Dec 2012. Although it is still unlikely that we will have the doomsday in 2012, some of the extinction events that are going to happen, or have happened already in the past are listed below.
# 1 – Human Cause

Because of a lot of outstanding developments in different aspects of life, mainly in field of science, Humans have started to think that nature cannot harm them. But the truth is totally different from that because humans themselves have developed methods of self-destruction.
For example, the nuclear weapons – according to figures, there are enough nuclear weapons on earth, made by humans, that can easily wipe out the life from the surface of the planet earth. Only one nuclear war can destroy the planet.
I hope and pray that the planet earth will remain peaceful. Otherwise we are on the edge of extinction already by own human hand made weapons.
# 2 – Gamma Ray From Sky Can Wipe Out Life from Earth

Just think that you are sitting under the sky in night and staring at the stars and suddenly a light flashes up in the sky, and a star explodes. Before you can say anything, everyone on Earth will die.
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Posted on 14 December 2009
Tags: air, Alternative fuel, anaerobic conditions, animals, Biogas, carbon monoxide, cattle, cellulose, creatures, Fossil fuel, furnace, gas, grass, home, human, manure, methane, microorganisms, organic, oxygen, plant, plant fibers, stove, tank, temperature, water, wet
Biogas is basically a combination of different gases, mostly carbon dioxide and methane, produced by certain kind of microorganisms, usually in the absence of air or oxygen.

This absence of oxygen is called anaerobic condition. Animals that eat more of plant material, especially grazing animals such as cattle, produce large amounts of biogas.
However, it is important to note that the cows themselves do not produce this biogas. In fact, this gas is produced by millions of microorganisms that live in their digestive systems. Biogas can also develop in bogs and at the bottom of lakes, where there is a lot of decaying organic matter, built up under wet and anaerobic conditions.
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Posted on 12 November 2009
Tags: basement, cable, cars, Electricity, fiber optics, Georgia, hair, home, human, light, New Jersey, photovoltaic cell, roof, scientist, silicon, solar panel, Solar power, sunlight, walls, zinc oxide
It has been reported that the scientists in Georgia and New Jersey are busy in devising ways to take off the solar panels from the roofs of homes and cars, and moving them into basements and walls.
This will enable the homeowners to decorate their rooftops however they want, as the new panels would continuously provide solar power while protecting the delicate photovoltaic cells.
Zhong Wang, a scientist at Georgia Tech said that this might be the world’s first 3-D solar panel system.
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