Particles Containing Flame Candles Diamonds

Researchers from Scotland managed to separate the particles from the center of the flame of a candle.The result,very surprising.

Apparently, in the coals,candles found millions of diamond particles. In one study, researchers found that at least 1.5 million diamond nanoparticles are generated every second of the candle flame.

Running a vampire bat can reach speeds of 5.4 miles per hour (or 2.4 meters per second

During this bat is known as an animal that can fly and suck blood. But this blood-sucking bats also have the ability to run above ground. This makes the advantages of vampire bats in targeting prey.

The study also found that these bats can be run with four 'legs', which consists of two legs and two arms that could be developed into wings.

""Mystery ""Powder Orange Rain in Alaska

Kivalina residents, a remote village in Alaska was baffled by the fall of the orange powder from the sky on August 3, 2011 last. The powder that blanketed the harbor area and all exposed objects. This is the first strange phenomenon that occurs in populated areas is 374 people.

A few days later,the rain water mixed with mysterious powder, to enter the drinking water supplies.Residents worried about the powder was dangerous.

Vampire.., arrest sparks discussion on pop culture

The arrest of a man accused of breaking into a woman's house and trying to suck her blood has sparked discussion about the impact of vampire books and movies on youth culture.

Whether pop culture played a role in Saturday's attack remains to be seen, as 19-year-old Lyle Monroe Bensley awaits a psychiatric evaluation in jail on burglary charges in Galveston,Texas.