Solar Powered Bikini for Your Power Needs!

A New York based designer has developed a solar powered bikini that is capable of powering an iPod, so far, during day light. The swimsuit is composed of thin and flexible photovoltaic film strips and USB connectors to power devices.

 The designer is taking orders for the solar-powered bikini. Taking under consideration that said swimsuit costs $200. it wouldn't be much more expensive than other swimwear that are just plain. Just imagine the fact of charging most of your gadgets while taking a tan! Sure, for us guys, will have to take a sit a wait for our girlfriends to juice up our gadgets too, unless you fell comfortable using a two piece bikini with no qualms.

I don't know how many girls read this blog actually but, to all females around; Would you wear something like this even if it was a gift to you?

Time Travel Impossible, Say Scientists

Well folks, if you ever wanted to go back in time to prevent buying Final Fantasy: Crystal Chronicles at EB Games back then, you are out of luck. At least that's the claims of  Hong Kong physicists at the University of Science and Technology research team led by Du Shengwang. They have proved that a single photon obeys Einstein's theory, which says  that nothing can travel faster than the speed of light. If that is true, then the idea of traveling faster than light to achieve time traveling using a series of tubes might be impossible.

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Astronomers Find a Distant Reservoir of Water

Two teams of astronomers have discovered the largest and farthest reservoir of water ever detected in the universe by humanity. The water found has an, equivalence of 140 trillion times all the water in the our planet's ocean and is surrounding and "feeding"  a black hole at a distance of  12 billion light-years approximately. This discovery sure proves that water is part of a our Universe per say and not only part of a few planets scattered around.It's known that water has surrounded us in the Milky Way, either as vapor or iced water, but NASA never expected so much water in single point as huge as that reservoir.
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