On Monday, June 27, 2011 at 9:30 pm Manila time, an asteroid which is 5 - 20 meters in diameter will pass on Earth as close as 12,000 kilometers. NASA or the United States' National Aeronautics and Space Administration reveals this event on their website last Friday. The discovery team of NASA's Near Earth Object Project Office based at Socorro, New Mexico found the space rock and they named it "Asteroid 2011 MD". "An orbital analysis indicates there is no chance it will actually strike Earth" according to them. According to NASA, Asteroid 2011 MD "will reach its closest Earth approach point in extreme southern latitudes, in fact over the southern Atlantic Ocean". They also said that, "The incoming trajectory leg passes several thousand kilometers outside the geosynchronous ring of satellites and the outgoing leg passes well inside the ring". The asteroid will also miss the many satellites circling the planet as it comes in. Usin

They are actually photoshopped but I do really find it hilarious! When you try to place a man's face into the baby's body, it will surely give you a laugh. As I surf the net, these pictures caught my attention and I do really enjoyed viewing them! So just to share them with you, enjoy yourself with these hilarious photos ;-) Cheerio!

June 16, 2011! A group of friends decided to amaze themselves and witness the total lunar eclipse which the experts say that it will take another 30 years to witness the same phenomenon... With the aid of a digital camera (wish I had myself a DSLR, well I will have soon), we rush on the streets as early as 1:30 AM to to see the full moon turns into reddish color. It is really amazing! According to experts, as shown on the picture below, the full moon turns red as it passes through the umbra or the full shadow of the earth caused when the Sun, Earth and Moon aligns as Earth as the center. The eclipse actually lasted from 2:00 AM until 4:00 AM. This is not much but try to enjoy these pictures we've taken during the eclipse ;-) Once every 30 years? We're so glad to witness such phenomenon, the universe is really such a mystery... We've add another picture taken from the net... Enjoy ;-) Cheerio!

There are a lot of artists out there as we speak. Some are painting the town red, acting their best drama, singing their lungs out and one of my favorites, rocking the world! A group of 3 people who called themselves musician accidentally bumped into each other and decided to rock! Though of different genre, they were being united by their music and their willingness to share their passion to the world... Oliver sings his lungs out while playing the Bass, Bong played the guitar with his unique 'lead' skills and Fernan enjoys pounding the drums! They call themselves the Olliestyle ! Olliestyle has a lot to offer with their alternative rock genre! This includes the following original compositions: 6600 Sa Iyo Sakura Noon at Ngayon Bagong Pangarap Kawawa ang Manggagawa Mahabang Tag-init Where Are You Now Set Her Free Ask and Believe Dream Catcher I will leave you this video of Kawawa ang Manggagawa, Mahabang Tag-init and Bagong Pangarap! Rock on! 6600 Ka

During Holy Week, people tend to plan where to spend their vacation. As of us, we decided to visit the Sariaya, Quezon. Let's find out how they remember the passion of Christ and let's see what the province can offer. It was Thursday, April 21. We left Manila around 9:00 PM. We rode the traditional Philippine passenger jeepney from Espana, Manila to Lawton. From there, we have to travel to Alabang via Bus. It took us an hour and a half commuting and finally, we were there. From Alabang, we rode another Bus to go directly to Sariaya, Quezon. At approximately 1:00 AM, we have reached the town proper. You might wonder and wanted to know more about the province? The Municipality of Sariaya (Filipino: Bayan ng Sariaya) is a first class municipality in the province of Quezon, Philippines. This populous municipality is famous for its pristine beach resorts, heritage houses, and nature-trekking activities that lead adventurous hikers to the peak of mythical Mount B

"High dwellings are the peace and harmony of our descendants. Remember the calamity of the great tsunamis. Do not build any homes below this point." Short, yet very informative! These were words written in a century-old tablet erected at the hamlet of Aneyoshi, Iwate Prefecture Northern Japan. A simple advice to the people so they will save themselves into further tsunamis that will hit the country. Hundreds of these tablets dots the coastline of Japan, some were 600 years old. All in all, they serve as a warning system for the country, where as far as we know is a repeated target of both earthquakes and tsunamis over the century. Though some of these warning tablets have no indications where to build really. Some of it simply stands there, or stood until a tsunami washed them away. One tablet reads "If an earthquake comes, beware of the tsunamis", but well of course, in the days of modern life, who will remember? For the record, there are more than 12,

According to UN weather agency, due to the harmful chemicals and a cold winter, the depletion of the ozone layer shielding Earth from damaging ultraviolet rays has reached an unprecedented low over the Arctic this spring. According to WMO or World Meteorological Organization, the Earth's fragile ozone layer in the Arctic region has suffered a loss of about 40 percent from the start of winter until late March, exceeding the previous seasonal loss of about 30 percent. The Geneva-based agency blamed the loss on a buildup of ozone-eating chemicals once widely used as coolants and fire retardants in a variety of appliances and on very cold temperatures in the stratosphere, the second major layer of the Earth's atmosphere, just above the troposphere. According to the UN scientists, Arctic ozone conditions vary more than the seasonal ozone "hole" that forms high in the stratosphere near the South Pole each winter and spring, and the temperatures are always wa