Aksyon Oro Mismo, Sandigan ng Mamamayan
Naka isang taon na nga ang Aksyon Oro Mismo sa DZBB at Padami ng Padami ang kanilang natutulungan sa pakikinig ko araw-araw sa kanilang programa natuto ako at nagkakaroon ng ideya kung paano haharapin ang problema kung mangyari man sa akin. malaking tulong talaga sila sa mamamayan dakila at responsable sila ...
Watch Pinoy Cine Klasika Hosted by Kuya Germs
There is a good news for the young ones, we will now have the opportunity to watch the classic pinoy movies that produced by Sampaguita Pictures during 1960s. The Master Showman, Kuya Germs will be the Host of the upcoming show in QTV starting April 4. The show will be ...
Why I don't have a blog post about Typhoon Ondoy/Ketsana ?
Last September 26, 2009 the rain is very unusual that morning. As I drink my coffee I open our window in the second floor of our house to see the outside and I noticed that the water in Tanay River is slowly rising. I quickly tell my parents about it and ...
Juan for all all for juan visits Tanay, Rizal
December 2, 2010 -Binisita ng "Juan for all, all for juan, Sugod Bahay sa Barangay " ng Eat Bulaga ang Bayan ng Tanay, Rizal sa Barangay Tandang Pinagkamaligan. Nabigyan ng ilang papremyo ang ilang masuerteng kalahok sa programa sa pangunguna ni Jose Manalo at Wally Bayola kasama si Paolo Ballesteros ...NASA satellite to crash to Earth this week
A defunct 6.5-Ton UARS or Upper Atmosphere Research Satellite was launched into orbit in 1991. Its primary mission is to collect the measurements of Ozone and other present chemicals in the Atmosphere.
UARS Photo courtesy of http://umpgal.gsfc.nasa.gov/
Completed mission in 2005,UARS Slowly losing its altitude by Earth’s Gravity.
This coming Friday, september 23, 2011, the 35 foot long, 15 foot diameter almost same size as the Tour Bus is expected to enter the atmosphere and expected to plunge to Earth.
Scientist expect 1,100 pounds of pieces to survive its fiery entry.
NASA said the debris will mostly likely to fall into ocean or in land or in uninhabited region of Earth
NASA said there are no reports of any deaths or injuries to people from falling debris.
You can read the updates being published by NASA:
http://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/uars/index.html
