Tuesday 29 October 2013

NASA SECRETS


In this blog,the links are given which may reveal many queries as well as much information which may shock you. So be ready and read the article carefully.

Before going to the article and links first know about the NASA.



 The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) is the agency of the United States government that is responsible for the nation's civilian space program and for aeronautics and aerospace research MORE...http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NASA

NASA UFO Footage and Alien Secrets

On July 16th, 1969 Apollo 11 embarked on its historic mission to put a man on the Moon. But what was the true purpose of this mission and did it have a secret agenda? Stunning evidence from declassified "black box" transcriptions lend credibility to the possibility that NASA's mission generally, and the Apollo missions particularly, were organized to covertly document proof of the existence of ancient aliens.

For decades, controversy has surrounded the reason why Moltke Crater was the selected landing zone for the first human landing on the Moon. Do the statements of astronauts themselves and peculiar pyramidal structures and triangular roads filmed by Apollo spacecraft indicate evidence of an ancient alien civilization near Moltke Crater? If so, has this evidence been "covered up" pursuant to the Brookings Report's policy recommendations?

Footage includes a UFO sighting from Apollo 11's telescopic camera during the flight to the Moon, pyramids and other structures on the Moon and Mars, the Black Knight Satellite encounter, and more. Is it possible that NASA has known for years that extraterrestrials do in fact exist, and is this evidence blatantly available in declassified and public archive records? And just who exactly are "the people that live in the Moon?"


Click this video

In the following link below " 

http://beforeitsnews.com/paranormal/2012/10/100-proof-of-alien-civilizations-exist-on-the-moon-nasa-lies-uncovered-in-color-2443952.html

 100% Proof Of Alien Civilizations Exist On The Moon – NASA Lies Uncovered In Color.




"What NASA does not want us to know about aliens??"

This question many of us wonder about..but we did'nt get the appropriate answer. So,friends now the TIME have come..Just click the link below::

Two UFOs In NASA Photos Which Is Has The Word "Unidentified" In Its URL Name, UFO Sighting News. 

http://www.ufosightingsdaily.com/2013/10/two-alien-ufos-in-nasa-photos-which-is.html 

Best UFO evidence 2013 - SHOCKING NASA 2013 TRIPLE UFO

http://www.disclose.tv/action/viewvideo/153945/Best_UFO_evidence_2013__SHOCKING_NASA_2013_TRIPLE_UFO/

See The UFOs NASA Has Deleted: UFO Photos Leaked Out Of NASA-JSC, 100% Clear In High Detail

http://beforeitsnews.com/beyond-science/2013/01/see-the-ufos-nasa-has-deleted-ufo-photos-leaked-out-of-nasa-jsc-100-clear-ufos-in-high-detail-2440606.html



The Beauty of Calcutta (Kolkata) now and in vintage times...!!!



Welcome friends...in this post you'l see the beautiful pictures of 

the city of joy "Calcutta" now known as "kolkata".





HOWRAH  BRIDGE






THE SCENERY OF  OLD AND NEW CALCUTTA (KOLKATA)

The most popular bridge in India and the pride of the calcutta (kolkata) citizens which name is Howrah Bridge also known as Rabindra Setu
is a suspension type balanced cantilever bridge located in West Bengal, India. It connects Howrah and Kolkata. The Bridge is made over the
river Hooghly (a branch of River Ganga).
  • The design of the bridge was made by Rendel, Palmer and Tritton and the bridge was constructed by Cleveland Bridge & Engineering Company. The bridge is maintained by Kolkata Port Trust.
  • Howrah Bridge ranks 6th among the cantilever suspension type bridges. At the time of construction its rank was 3rd.

UNIVERSITY OF CALCUTTA







This picture was the scene of our great university in west bengal. Yes, you guessed right its University of Calcutta.The University of Calcutta (Bengali: কলকাতা বিশ্ববিদ্যালয়; informally known as Calcutta University or CU) is a public state university located in Kolkata, West Bengal, India established on 24 January 1857.[4] By foundation date, it is the first institution in South Asia to be established as a multidisciplinary and secular Western style university.


 CALCUTTA BUS STAND






This picture was the scene of  Calcutta bus stand near Howrah bridge,most likely on the Howrah station side of the Hooghly River 1944. Early times these types of vehicles were for public transport.


ESPLANADE








This picture was the scene of old calcutta which now known as Esplande (Dharamtala) in approx 1942.
Earlier times bull carts were also seen on the roads as well as vehicles.





OLD SEALDAH STATION




 This pictures was the old scene of sealdah station.Sealdah was one of the major railway stations serving Kolkata (Calcutta) in India, the others being Howrah Station, Shalimar Station and Kolkata Railway Station. Sealdah is one of the busiest railway stations in India and an important suburban rail terminal. After completion, Kolkata metro line 2 will pass through Sealdah.

 HOOGHLY RIVER






This picture was the scene of Hooghly river. The Hooghly River (Bengali হুগলী, Hugli; Anglicized alternatively spelled Hoogli or Hugli) or the Bhāgirathi-Hooghly, is an approximately 260 kilometres (160 mi) long distributary of the Ganges River in West Bengal, India. It splits from the Ganges as a canal in Murshidabad District at the Farakka Barrage. The town of Hugli-Chinsura, formerly Hooghly, is located on the river, in the Hooghly (district).
 The scenery along the banks of the Hooghly varies considerably. From the sea nothing but sandbanks and mud formations covered with coarse herbage at first greet the eye, then as the river narrows, cultivated rice fields and sleepy hamlets reposing within the foliage of beautiful groves, render the view at once pleasing and picturesque.



STRAND ROAD



The old picture of strand road in 1885 this picture was captured in the camera.
Strand Road is a major thoroughfare in the Indian city of Kolkata, running along the east bank of the Hooghly River, connects Fort William to Nimtala near Shobhabazar through the downtown Kolkata.


VICTORIA MEMORIAL



 Old Picture of Victoria Memorial, Calcutta from Life


An old picture showing the construction of Victoria Memorial Hall (now serves as a museum and a tourist attraction) going on.

The Victoria Memorial, officially the Victoria Memorial Hall, is a memorial building dedicated to Victoria, Empress of India, which is located in Kolkata (Calcutta), India – the capital of West Bengal and a former capital of British India. It currently serves as a museum and a tourist attraction.

GRAND HOTEL


 The advertisement Grand Hotel  in the 1940's.


The Grand Hotel (now called The Oberoi Grand) in the 1940's on Chowringhee  Road.


PARK STREET



 Burial Ground Road (now Park Street) in the 1930's, Calcutta.
Park Street has been the recreation zone for Kolkata people since the British era.
It was also the popular foreign tourist spot in Calcutta then and even now.


CALCUTTA HIGH COURT




 Calcutta High Court in the year 1905.



 Calcutta High Court in the year 1860.


 Old Picture of Calcutta High Court from Life Archive hosted by Google.



 Calcutta High Court - 1890



The High Court at Calcutta, formerly known as the High Court of Judicature at Fort William, was brought into existence by the Letters Patent dated 14th May, 1862, issued under the High Court's Act, 1861, which provided that the jurisdiction and powers of the High Court were to be defined by Letters Patent. The High Court of Judicature at Fort William was formally opened on 1st July, 1862, with Sir Barnes Peacock as its first Chief Justice. Appointed on 2nd February, 1863, Justice Sumboo Nath Pandit was the first Indian to assume office as a Judge of the Calcutta High Court, followed by legal luminaries such as Justice Dwarka Nath Mitter, Justice Ramesh Chandra Mitter, Sir Chunder Madhab Ghosh, Sir Gooroodas Banerji, Sir Ashutosh Mookerjee and Justice P.B. Chakravartti who was the first Indian to become a permanent Chief Justice of the Calcutta High Court.
The Calcutta High Court has the distinction of being the first High Court and one of the three Chartered High Courts to be set up in India, along with the High Courts of Bombay, Madras.



Saturday 26 October 2013

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Luck take a huge role in our success, it’s a combination of hard work, determination, optimism, and inspiration, I think we are building our luck in different thing we doing in our regular life, so yes I believe we make or build our luck. Luck also exerted a considerable influence on the careers of much highly successful business man.
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Luck has the power to transform the unbelievable into the possible; and help to make the difference between poverty or financial reward, success or failure, happiness or despair.
Many other business men also put much of their success down to chance and good luck with some interesting seminars; it even affects the careers and success of very important figure, scientists and politicians.

Here are some examples/queries  which are discussed regarding this topic does really luck exists..!!! Some of them will show luck exist and some them not...!!!

luck

FAVOUR...

National Lotteries Example.

When someone wins by way of chance they are lucky. What else would you call it? Good fortune? A gift of fate? It certainly isn't skill or knowledge when people win something like this.
Similar experience can occur in games like pool or poker. No matter how well you play the other player can simply get lucky with cards dealt and hitting the ball.

Sure why not?

"luck" is a word with a meaning; a definition. And thus it exists. - People may say they are lucky or unlucky, but that is due to the amount of things that have happened to them in either direction of what they consider good and bad. And that is just chance. - You don't hear people who have had great things happen to them saying they are unlucky; that something bad will happen to them. Luck is based on what has happened, not what will. This is due to people needing data to make decisions.

Yes, luck exists.

There seem to be many people who are lucky. Likewise, there are unlucky ones. However, most cases luck comes to those who work hard and do enough research for what they are doing, which helps them to take risks while others hesitate. Since they make success in the unexpected area or in unexpected way, people tend to think they have luck for their success.

Yes, in a way.

It is all in the mindset, really, and how one would define "luck". Luck, to me, is when something that statistically should not have happened, happened. For example, say some kid did not study for a multiple choice quiz, but passed with a 70. He go lucky because he was not prepared, but still passed. He got just enough answers right by chance. That sort of luck exists. The universe purposefully putting things in the right place for you just because you carried around a four leaf clover? That does not.

 

AGAINST..

Luck is simply chance
Luck doesn't exist; looking at some of the arguments on the left people often cite instances where people made off better than others in unlikely circumstances. Everything happens for a reason and given the right data can be physically predicted such as some people surviving a crash and not others. Some people have bigger, stronger bones than others allowing them to survive things others cannot, just to give one example. In a crash people are also in different places relative to the impact of the other car and thus it has a different effect on some than others, often meaning the difference between life or death. Take the lottery for another example; to keep it simple there are 10 tickets. Some one wins, and the other 9 lose, but when the one person wins, it isn't because of some magical force we call 'luck', it's because of their unlikely, but far from impossible, chances of winning.

If luck exists, there should be some PROOF or EXPLANATION behind it,

People say that passing exams without revising is luck, bit it's not. The person who passed the exam knew the answer to the questions on the paper. You don't revise 2 add 2 everyday to know that it equals 4, do you? You just REMEMBER that it does.
Another 'lucky' incident is that no one sees you there when you're hiding. IT isn't luck, they just didn't LOOK anywhere near your hiding spot to know you were there.
Last point. So if you toss a coin hoping to get tails and you get tails, IT ISN'T luck. It's just that it had half a chance of landing on heads and half a chance of landing on tails, so it had to land on one of them and it was tails.


In terms of  religion and mythology it was said::

Hinduism-

In Hinduism it is said that by proper worship, with a meticulous prayer procedure (Sanskrit: Shri Lakshmi Sahasranam Pujan Vidhi) the blessings of Lakshmi, the Hindu goddess of money and fortune, may be obtained. Lakshmi Parayan (prayer) is performed in most Hindu homes on the day of Diwali, the festival of lights. At that time also Rangoli are drawn, decorative designs on floors of living rooms and courtyards during Hindu festivals that are meant as a sacred welcoming area for the luck.

Islam-

There is no concept of luck in Islam other than actions determined by Allah based on the merit of the choice made by human beings. It is stated in the Qur’an (Sura: Adh-Dhariyat (The Wind that Scatter) verse:22) that one’s sustenance is pre-determined in heaven when the Lord says: “And in the heaven is your provision and that which ye are promised.” However, one should supplicate towards Allah to better one’s life rather than hold faith in un-Islamic acts such as using “lucky charms”. However, in Arabic language there is a word which directly means “luck”, which is حظ ḥaẓẓ, and a word for “lucky”, محظوظ maḥẓūẓ.
The Tunisians retain some native beliefs of Berber origin such as the evil eye.A number of practices, such as shutters painted blue are also used to repel evil spirits.

Buddhism-

Gautama Buddha, the founder of Buddhism, taught his followers not to believe in luck. The view which was taught by Gautama Buddha states that all things which happen must have a cause, either material or spiritual, and do not occur due to luck, chance or fate. The idea of moral causality, karma (Pali: kamma), is central in Buddhism. In the Sutta Nipata, the Buddha is recorded as having said the following about selling luck:
Whereas some religious men, while living of food provided by the faithful make their living by such low arts, such wrong means of livelihood as palmistry, divining by signs, interpreting dreams … bringing good or bad luck … invoking the goodness of luck … picking the lucky site for a building, the monk Gautama refrains from such low arts, such wrong means of livelihood.
However belief in luck is prevalent in many predominantly Buddhist countries. In Thailand, Buddhists may wear verses (takrut) or lucky amulets which have been blessed by monks for protection against harm.

Author Says:

    I think luck can certainly exist for people, good and bad. It really depends on the situation, and personal beliefs though.

        I   personally do not believe in a higher power, like God, so I often think of luck when good and bad things happen to me I don't believe people can be luckier than others in general. Maybe one night at the casino they could be, but if we all lived forever, everyone would even out at 50/50 for good and bad occurrences.

      I believe it is just a word.
Meaning that when everything is down to chance, luck comes into play, it is a word to describe when everything is out
of your control and there is nothing you can do but see what happens. If it's a good thing, you're lucky, if it's bad, you weren't lucky.
Some people even after working hard do not reap the harvest of their efforts, while others without the slightest effort can by chance achieve their goals. I do not believe that either good luck or bad luck is constant in any persons life, it is, in my opinion, a matter of chance.
Everything doesn't go as planned, unexpected things happen, and while luck does play a part in governing an individuals life, I believe that we must maximize what we can control and hope for the best.