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Volume 2019, Issue No.5a, Dated: May 16, 2019, Time: 21:18:42 AM
May 16, 2019: Replace green card with 'Build America' visa, a "drought advisory",
mysterious 1,000-year-old massive stone jars, Ancient seawater dating back to Ice Age discovered in Indian Ocean, Donald trump four day visit to Japan highlighted the Sumo Tournament, very heavy rainfall from 9.15PM to 9.55PM, and it cooled Visakhapatnam from the intense heat, Hydrogen powered flying machine, "Na Namuna: Bhu Kendra Gravitins" : Telugu script Dated: 10-05-2019. It details my concept of 'Earth centered Gravitins in the Inner and the Outer cores'.
Professor Dr. Kotcherlakota Lakshmi Narayana,
M.Sc. (Math. Phys.), M.Sc. (Nucl. Phys.), Ph. D. (AU), Int. Edu & Res. (Sweden 1964-65)
While returning from Sweden, spent a few days in England, Paris, Egypt and etc. countries,
Visited USA about 12 Universities, several National Laboratories and Institutes for four months.
Sept.to December 1988. and in 1989 visited Japan for about
10 days, and South Korea Conf. in Physics for a week in 1989.
[Retd. Prof of Physics; Shivaji University, Kolhapur - 416004]
Residential Address: 17- 11-10, Narasimha Ashram, Official Colony,
Maharanipeta. P. O., Visakhapatnam-530002, A.P. Mobile: 09491902867.
kotcherlakota_l_n@hotmail.com; DOB:23-07-1940.
lakshminarayana.kotcherlakota@gmail.com
.
ABSTRACT
17 May, 2019: The Visakhapatnam city history is mentioned in the 4th century BCE writings of Panini and Kathyayini. //Trump to replace green card with 'Build America' visa in new immigration policy. // May 18, 2019: 21:22 IST: 26 Maharashtra reservoirs hit 'zero water' storage level as on May 18. Water storage in the state's 103 large, medium and small reservoirs stood at 11.84 per cent, against 23.73 per cent last year. // 18 May 2019: Rokali Banda broken due to heat. // 20 May 2019: UK: Parents credit blood pressure tablets for helping their daughter's facial birthmark disappear. // Cyclone Fani uprooted 14 lakh coconut trees, left farmers in lurch. // MELBOURNE: Scientists have discovered 15 new sites in Laos containing over a hundred mysterious 1,000-year-old massive stone jars—similar to those found in India and Indonesia—possibly used to bury the dead. // May 2019: 08:30 AM IST: India just launched its newest ‘eye in the sky’ at 5:30am today morning. ISRO successfully launches earth observation satellite RISAT-2B.// Is India really running out of water? // May 23, 2019: Sharma and his team have been tasked to develop an advanced system called 'BrainSTORMS' (Brain System to Transmit Or Receive Magnetoelectric Signals). The system could allow a soldier to put on a helmet and use his mind to control multiple unmanned aerial vehicles or even a bomb disposal robot. // May 25, 2019: 8:03 PM: 13 killed in Afghan flash floods, heavy rain. // May 26, 2019: 4:38 PM (IST): Ancient seawater dating back to Ice Age discovered in Indian Ocean. Scientists have discovered the remnants of seawater dating back to the Ice Age, tucked inside rock formations in the middle of the Indian Ocean. // 26 May, 2019: 6:07 pm IST: Indian Ocean is spawning deadly tropical cyclones for a reason. The Indian Ocean is warming rapidly, raising alarm bells for high-intensity storms. These high intensity storms have been tied to the very warm sea surface temperatures in the Indian Ocean. Temperatures of 30°C are occurring more often and over longer periods of time. // May 26, 2019: Tripura had flash floods that left hundreds of houses submerged in North Tripura, Unakoti and Dhalai districts. More than 1000 families were affected, with the flood due to rise of levels in the river Juri and river Kakti that crossed danger mark. A total of 1039 houses were damaged. // May 26, 2019: Donald trump four day visit to Japan highlighted the Sumo Tournament on Sunday. // May 27, 2019: 00:46 IST: London: Theresa May calls Modi on elections win, discusses G20, ICC World Cup. In her conversation with Prime Minister Modi on Saturday, she praised India's democratic exercise and processes. // 27 May, 2019: There was a very heavy rainfall from 9.15PM to 9.55PM , and it cooled Visakhapatnam from the intense heat of the last fortnight especially the effect of Rohini Karte beginning from 25 May 2019. The lightning was dazzling the eyes of the people in Visakhapatnam. // 28 May, 2019: Copper coins belonging to 900 BC were unearthed during excavations in Vizianagaram town. // 29 May, 2019: Goodbye to Coffee, in high lush green mountains of Western Colombia. // 29 May, 2019: Sydney imposes first water restrictions in decade putting restrictions on homes and businesses. // Delhi NCR, Punjab, Rajasthan, and Uttar Pradesh will experience sultry weather in the next two to three days.// May 30, 2019: 10:37 [IST]: 5G Deal From Softbank Nokia's 5G AirScale will be deployed across Japan, bringing 5G RAN to businesses and consumers alike. To meet growing consumer and industrial demands for 5G, SoftBank Corp, a leading telecoms company in Japan, has selected Nokia. // May 30, 2019: 16:05 PM IST: Several Indian cities hotter than world's most infamously sizzling places. Several Indian cities were far hotter than even cities and towns in the Sahara and in West Asia. // May 31, 2019: 12:33 IST: Scientists Have Found A Way To Remove CO2 From Air, Which May Reverse Global Warming. They've developed a new electrochemical path to transform carbon dioxide that's been pulled from the atmosphere into valuable products like jet fuel or plastics.
DETAILS
Heavy rain in Srisailam on Wednesday afternoon, with intense heat in the morning it caused due to intense gales the fall of many big trees. Srigiri colony, Kothapeta, Helipad area, Annadhanam backside, Hariharayagopuram, Pathalaganga Road, and outer ring road, and several other places have become submerged in rain water. For two hours the downpour sustained, resulting in the loss of mud walls of several houses.
17 May, 2019: The Indian Express: p.13: The Visakhapatnam city history is mentioned in the 4th century BCE writings of Panini and Kathyayini.
May 17, 2019: 5:02pm: A statement said the flooding claimed a “provisional toll” of 15 dead and two injured. Flooding is common in Mali, located in the semi-desert Sahel region.
May 17, 2019:11:51 IST: Washington: Trump to replace green card with 'Build America' visa in new immigration policy. "We cherish the open door that we want to create for our country, but a big proportion of those immigrants must come in through merit and skill," said Trump.
May 17, 2019: New Delhi: Rains lashed parts of Delhi and nearby areas on Friday bringing relief from sweltering heat in the national capital. Light to moderate rains are likely to continue in Delhi and adjoining areas for the next few days.
With water level in dams dipping, centre issues drought advisory to southern and western states
May 17, 2019: 06.26 PM IST: The drought advisory is issued to states when the water level in reservoirs is 20 per cent less than the average of live water storage figures of the past 10 years. With water storage in dams dropping to a "critical" level, the Centre has issued a "drought advisory" to Maharashtra, Gujarat, Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh, Telangana and Tamil Nadu, asking them to use water judiciously.
May 18, 2019: 20:39 IST: Temperature in Delhi drops to 19.5 degrees, seven notches below season's average. The weatherman has forecast cloudy skies with the possibility of thundery development for Sunday.
17 May, 2019: The Indian Express: p.13: The Visakhapatnam city history is mentioned in the 4th century BCE writings of Panini and Kathyayini.
May 17, 2019: 5:02pm: A statement said the flooding claimed a “provisional toll” of 15 dead and two injured. Flooding is common in Mali, located in the semi-desert Sahel region.
May 17, 2019:11:51 IST: Washington: Trump to replace green card with 'Build America' visa in new immigration policy. "We cherish the open door that we want to create for our country, but a big proportion of those immigrants must come in through merit and skill," said Trump.
May 17, 2019: New Delhi: Rains lashed parts of Delhi and nearby areas on Friday bringing relief from sweltering heat in the national capital. Light to moderate rains are likely to continue in Delhi and adjoining areas for the next few days.
With water level in dams dipping, centre issues drought advisory to southern and western states
May 17, 2019: 06.26 PM IST: The drought advisory is issued to states when the water level in reservoirs is 20 per cent less than the average of live water storage figures of the past 10 years. With water storage in dams dropping to a "critical" level, the Centre has issued a "drought advisory" to Maharashtra, Gujarat, Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh, Telangana and Tamil Nadu, asking them to use water judiciously.
May 17, 2019: 10:49 pm: BSNL partners with Google to expand Wi-Fi footprint. State-run telecom major BSNL has partnered with Google to increase access to its Wi-Fi footprint in the country on the occasion of World Telecom Day on Friday.
May 18, 2019:
May 18, 2019:
Fig.1 Rokali Banda broken due to heat
18 May 2019 news paper report.. .
May 18, 2019: 05:46 IST: Mumbai: With rise in heat, comes greater demand for power distribution firms report 11%-17% rise in past few days, expect it to soar further. The city has been facing terrible heat since February, with temperatures soaring up to 40.3° C in March itself. The heat wave is also likely to continue with the delay in monsoon next month.
May 18, 2019: 20:39 IST: Temperature in Delhi drops to 19.5 degrees, seven notches below season's average. The weatherman has forecast cloudy skies with the possibility of thundery development for Sunday.
May 18, 2019: 21:22 IST: 26 Maharashtra reservoirs hit 'zero water' storage level as on May 18. Water storage in the state's 103 large, medium and small reservoirs stood at 11.84 per cent, against 23.73 per cent last year.
18 May, 2019: Srisailam electric supply which is about 45% of the state requirement has dwindled. A week back they stopped the right canal that supplies 770 MW and in about 10 days they stopped the left canal 900 MW electric supply. Total units are about 13. Every year month of May it happens. Last three years due to lack of rains in the April month the water levels have gone down considerably. Yearly repair works are being carried out, this happens every year. On Friday evening around 6 PM water level was 807.70 feet while the water storage 30.0630TMC. This year at the end of this month of May electric supply problems would arise.
May 19, 2019: 21:08 IST: The mystery of India's vanishing working capital. A huge source of working capital is slipping out of small firms' reach. It will soon trigger a chain reaction. A term loan for business expansion sometimes comes bundled with a working capital limit, all of it backed by the entrepreneur’s residential or commercial property, preferably self-occupied and in a big city.
20 May 2019: Cyclone Fani uprooted 14 lakh coconut trees, left farmers in lurch. Farmers demand more compensation after the cyclonic storm rampaged nearly 8,000 hectares of coconut farms. The storm, which made landfall in Puri on May 3, 2019 with a wind speed of 175 km/h, rampaged nearly 8,000 hectares of coconut farms.
May 20, 2019: 4:03 PM (IST): MELBOURNE: Scientists have discovered 15 new sites in Laos containing over a hundred mysterious 1,000-year-old massive stone jars—similar to those found in India and Indonesia—possibly used to bury the dead. We’ve seen similar megalithic jars in Assam in India and in Sulawesi in Indonesia so we’d like to investigate possible connections in prehistory between these disparate regions. Decorative carving is relatively rare at the jar sites and we don’t know why some discs have animal imagery and others have geometric designs. Among typical iron-age artefacts found with the burials - decorative ceramics, glass beads, iron tools, discs worn in the ears and spindle whorls for cloth making - one particular find piqued the researchers.
May 21, 2019, 9:10 [IST]: Earthquake of 4.5 magnitude hits Nicobar islands. the quake struck the region at 2:04 am on the intervening night of Monday and Tuesday.
21 May 2019: 1 hr ago: Is India really running out of water? But there have been warnings of a growing national crisis - one estimate says as much as 42% of the land is currently affected by drought. India has over 18% of the world's population but just 4% of its freshwater resources. Producing 1kg (2lb) of cotton takes 22,500 litres (5,000 gallons) of water in India but just 8,100 litres in the US.
May 21, 2019: Ground water deepens in Kurnool with 180 tankers pressed into service to ease the situation in 137 habitations of the district. The district is supposed to receive 653 mm rainfall per annum, but has received only 340 mm since Jan. 1. Water tank trip costs from Rs.450\- to about Rs.1500\- depending on the distance.
May 21, 2019: Hailstorm and gales in Anantapur district, with average temperature remains close to 43C. Thunder storms and heavy winds dealt a blow on Sunday night and Monday afternoon. One person died due to lightning strike while he was in his fields at Garladinne Mandal. It rained at several place. Somandepalli witnessed hailstorm and heavy rain for about half an hour on Monday afternoon. Kodagarlagutta witnessed gales and slight rain leading to several trees uprooted. Heatwave severely damaged pumpkin crop at Korukonda village in East Godavari district.
May 21, 2019: Toll touches 35 as Kurnool withers under hot spell temperatures soaring above 44C, and death toll in drought-prone district since on set of summer has gone up to 35. Supply of more than nine lakh oral rehydration solution (ORS) packets to public health centres for distribution to the needy.
21 May 2019: Distress looms over water-starved Chennai. People of other parts of Tamil Nadu — home to about 67 million people — have also been hurt. Media reports claimed that by June, the city will not get any water from its three principal sources — Red Hills lake, Poondi reservoir and Cholavaram lake. Now the city is primarily dependent on the desalination plants — one in Minjur and the other in Nemmeli with a capacity of 100 mld each. However, the plants are not working to the full capacity and provide just 80 mld.
21 May, 2019: Pedaarveedu 45.7C, Mahanandi 45.5C, Venkatagiri 45.2C, Rajampalli 45.1C, Chiyyavaram 45.1C, Machavaram 45.1C, Uppaluru 45C, Dadithota 44.3C, Chimakurti 44.7C, Chandralapadu 43.9C, Nellore 43.4C, Biccavolu 43.3C, Vangara 43.1C, Tirupati 42.7C. Seethanagaram 42.5C, Kavali 44C, and Ravikavatam 42.3C are the temperatures recorded. In Prakasam and Nellore districts people suffered from sweltering heat all through the day on Tuesday. Chittoor district reeling under scorching summer heat worst in a decade. This year it started soaring from Aril itself. From Palamaner to Kuppam receiving constant summer showers since a fortnight and temperatures dipped below 35C with cooler nights. Nagari and Puttur hospitals seeing steady increase with at least 25 cases every day. 52 suspected sun stroke casualties took place in the district.
22 May 2019: SAGARMATHA: Nepali scales Everest record 24 times: With one more to go. Kami Rita Sherpa, 49, reached the 8,850 meter (29,035 feet) summit by the traditional southeast ridge route. The route was pioneered by New Zealander Sir Edmund Hillary and Sherpa Tenzing Norgay in 1953 and remains the most popular snow trail leading to the highest point on Earth. Two other climbers, both Sherpas, have scaled Everest 21 times each. They have both retired from mountaineering. I am still strong and want to climb Sagarmatha 25 times,” Kami told referring to the Nepali name for Everest.
22 May, 2019: Severe heatwave warning issued from May 25, for five-day period. So far 12 heat stroke deaths, (six in E.Godavari district, two occurred in Vizianagaram and one each in Visakhapatnam and West Godavari, Chittoor, and Kadapa districts) and 840 heat stroke hospitalisation cases have been reported.
22 May 2019: 04:42 pm: Heat wave conditions likely to prevail in Telangana in next 24 hrs. Thunderstorm accompanied with gusty winds 40 to 50 kmph and lightning is very likely to occur at isolated places all the districts in Telangana during the next 24 hours.
22 May 2019: 08:30 AM IST: India just launched its newest ‘eye in the sky’ at 5:30am today morning. ISRO successfully launches earth observation satellite RISAT-2B. This satellite RISAT-2B would enhance the country's surveillance capabilities.This isn’t India’s first radar imaging earth observation satellite. It’s not even the second. It’s the third satellite in what ISRO promises to be multiple RISAT launches in the coming year. At least five. Since a 615-kilogram satellite can monitor the Earth — come rain, come shine — it’s also useful in situations of disaster management. Where ordinary cameras depend on light, RISAT’s active sensor, or SAR, can observe the Earth without clouds or bad weather getting in the way. The two payloads -- Vikram processor and low-cost MEMS-based Inertial Navigation System (INS) were developed by Semi-Conductor Laboratory (SCL), Chandigarh and ISRO Inertial Systems Unit, Thiruvananthapuram respectively.
May 22, 2019: 8:27 PM (IST): Scientists ‘paint’ microscopic Mona Lisa on quantum canvas. Image is barely visible to human eye, with each pixel representing only about 50 atoms. on a quantum ‘canvas’ the width of a human hair. The images were projected and photographed on a blob of gaseous quantum matter known as Bose-Einstein condensate. According to Tyler Neely from University of Queensland in Australia, the artworks were originally a fun side project alongside their more serious research. We never aimed to do this—we were originally looking to better understand the unsolved mysteries of how fluids flow. We then put the image on a projector illuminated by a laser, but instead of projecting it to be large, we send it backwards through a microscope to make the image tiny. This light ‘stamps’ the image on an area around about 100 microns wide—more or less the width of human hair, which can range from between 17 to 181 microns wide. We can then take the image, which is only in black and white, and produce colour shots by producing a ‘red’, ‘blue’, and ‘green’ image, and then combine them on a computer.” The resulting image is barely visible to the human eye, with each pixel representing only about 50 atoms. The researchers believe these initial images are an impressive demonstration of quantum matter as a brand new material for producing art.
May 22, 2019: 50,000 year old remains unearthed in Narmada valley by Archaeologists. The excavation carried out in the Narmada valley at Mehtakhedi village under Kharagone district has led to the discovery of 350 archaeological remains which the experts claim to be 50,000 years old.
May 22, 2019, 2:24 PM (IST): Indian-origin scientist to help US troops control robots with thoughts. An Indian-origin scientist and his team in the US have won a whopping USD 20 million contract from an agency of the defence department to develop a system that could allow a soldier to control multiple unmanned aerial vehicles or even a bomb disposal robot with his thoughts. The team headed by Gaurav Sharma, a senior research scientist at Battelle, is among six teams to win grants to develop brain-machine interfaces. BrainSTORMS involves the development of a novel Nano transducer that could be temporarily introduced into the body via injection and then directed to a specific area of the brain to help complete a task through communication with a helmet-based transceiver, upon completion, the Nano transducer will be magnetically guided out of the brain and into the bloodstream to be processed out of the body.
May 24, 2019: 10:09 IST: SpaceX launches 5 dozen small satellites for Starlink internet service. Musk said Starlink is pivotal in helping pay for his larger goals of developing a new spacecraft to fly paying customers to the moon and for eventually trying to colonize Mars.
May 25, 2019: 8:03 PM: 13 killed in Afghan flash floods, heavy rain. More than 100 houses have been destroyed due heavy rain and flash floods in Afghanistan’s Ghor province over the past two days.
25 May, 2019: US President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump landed in Japan on Saturday, kicking off a highly anticipated state visit -- with the President to become the first foreign leader to meet the newly-crowned Emperor Naruhito. The US leader will hold his first meeting with Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and also play a round of golf with him on Sunday. Trump's audience with Emperor Naruhito and the high-level political meetings are scheduled for Monday.
25 May, 2019: Highest number of women MPs – and other key facts about the new Lok Sabha. The representation of women MPs has gone up but still remains only 14%.
25 May, 2019: 3:43 pm IST: Giant asteroid and its moon to come close to Earth this weekend. The asteroid, named 1999 KW4, the over 1.5-km wide and equally long asteroid and its 500-m radius moon will move past Earth at 4.35 am Sunday (11:05 pm UTC Saturday).
May 18, 2019: 13:08: Lava-Like Inflammable Liquid Eruption Reported In Tripura. A volcanic lava type inflammable liquid was reported to have erupted out of the ground in the outskirts of Madhuban area in Agartala. The locals noticed some underground lava-type eruption by the roadside near the electric polls in Madhuban area under the Kathaltali village. This eruption had triggered a sensation among the locals. This is the fourth such incident that has been reported from the state within the last year. Three such incidents were reported from Sabroom area that is in the southern part of the state and is quite close to Chittagong. The eruption in Sabroom was also due to sub-surface volcanic activity. The region experienced an earthquake measuring 8.7 on the Richter scale in 1897. Over 1,600 people had died in that quake.
18 My, 2019: Prof. Chandramouli Subramaniam and co-researcher and Mihir Kumar Jha of IIT Mumbai find wearable supercapacitor. The idea is when the supercapacitor is integrated with a piezoelectric energy generator then it will become completely self-sustaining. And when stitched to the fabric, the supercapacitor can be used for powering GPS location-based devices or a LED lamp or even charge small electronic devices. So the researchers prepared a solid electrolyte film just 150 micrometre thick by mixing poly vinyl alcohol and potassium hydroxide in appropriate proportions. A 1x1 sq.cm electrolyte will have at least a few hundred capacitors. The laminated supercapacitor demonstrated unchanged performance even when subjected to extreme and harsh mechanical testing — striking repeatedly with a hammer, complete flexing, bending and rolling, and washing in a laundry machine in the presence of hot water, detergents and high spinning action. “This is possibly the first demonstration of a wearable device that can withstand rigorous washing conditions,” says Jha. Moreover, being lightweight, it does not hinder user movement in any way.May 19, 2019: 21:08 IST: The mystery of India's vanishing working capital. A huge source of working capital is slipping out of small firms' reach. It will soon trigger a chain reaction. A term loan for business expansion sometimes comes bundled with a working capital limit, all of it backed by the entrepreneur’s residential or commercial property, preferably self-occupied and in a big city.
May 19, 2019: 18:44 ISTNASA finds evidence of water on Ultima Thule. Ultima Thule is the farthest world ever explored by mankind. Ultima Thule is a contact binary, with two distinctly differently shaped lobes. At about 36 km long, Ultima Thule consists of a large, strangely flat lobe―nicknamed “Ultima”―connected to a smaller, somewhat rounder lobe―dubbed “Thule”―at a juncture. How the two lobes got their unusual shape is an unanticipated mystery that likely relates to how they formed billions of years ago.
The Flying Taxi:
German start-up Lillum unveiled revolutionary flying taxi. It takes about six years to take the skies. It has no tail, no rudder, no propellers, and no gearbox. It has 36 engines which make it take off vertically (VTOL). The engines don't create noise. Max speed 300km/h. It costs $70 per a cross-city trip.
Fig.2 The Flying Taxi, which can take off vertically.
20 May 2019: UK: Parents credit blood pressure tablets for helping their daughter's facial birthmark disappear20 May 2019: Cyclone Fani uprooted 14 lakh coconut trees, left farmers in lurch. Farmers demand more compensation after the cyclonic storm rampaged nearly 8,000 hectares of coconut farms. The storm, which made landfall in Puri on May 3, 2019 with a wind speed of 175 km/h, rampaged nearly 8,000 hectares of coconut farms.
May 20, 2019: 4:03 PM (IST): MELBOURNE: Scientists have discovered 15 new sites in Laos containing over a hundred mysterious 1,000-year-old massive stone jars—similar to those found in India and Indonesia—possibly used to bury the dead. We’ve seen similar megalithic jars in Assam in India and in Sulawesi in Indonesia so we’d like to investigate possible connections in prehistory between these disparate regions. Decorative carving is relatively rare at the jar sites and we don’t know why some discs have animal imagery and others have geometric designs. Among typical iron-age artefacts found with the burials - decorative ceramics, glass beads, iron tools, discs worn in the ears and spindle whorls for cloth making - one particular find piqued the researchers.
May 21, 2019, 9:10 [IST]: Earthquake of 4.5 magnitude hits Nicobar islands. the quake struck the region at 2:04 am on the intervening night of Monday and Tuesday.
21 May 2019: 1 hr ago: Is India really running out of water? But there have been warnings of a growing national crisis - one estimate says as much as 42% of the land is currently affected by drought. India has over 18% of the world's population but just 4% of its freshwater resources. Producing 1kg (2lb) of cotton takes 22,500 litres (5,000 gallons) of water in India but just 8,100 litres in the US.
May 21, 2019: Ground water deepens in Kurnool with 180 tankers pressed into service to ease the situation in 137 habitations of the district. The district is supposed to receive 653 mm rainfall per annum, but has received only 340 mm since Jan. 1. Water tank trip costs from Rs.450\- to about Rs.1500\- depending on the distance.
May 21, 2019: Hailstorm and gales in Anantapur district, with average temperature remains close to 43C. Thunder storms and heavy winds dealt a blow on Sunday night and Monday afternoon. One person died due to lightning strike while he was in his fields at Garladinne Mandal. It rained at several place. Somandepalli witnessed hailstorm and heavy rain for about half an hour on Monday afternoon. Kodagarlagutta witnessed gales and slight rain leading to several trees uprooted. Heatwave severely damaged pumpkin crop at Korukonda village in East Godavari district.
May 21, 2019: Toll touches 35 as Kurnool withers under hot spell temperatures soaring above 44C, and death toll in drought-prone district since on set of summer has gone up to 35. Supply of more than nine lakh oral rehydration solution (ORS) packets to public health centres for distribution to the needy.
21 May 2019: Distress looms over water-starved Chennai. People of other parts of Tamil Nadu — home to about 67 million people — have also been hurt. Media reports claimed that by June, the city will not get any water from its three principal sources — Red Hills lake, Poondi reservoir and Cholavaram lake. Now the city is primarily dependent on the desalination plants — one in Minjur and the other in Nemmeli with a capacity of 100 mld each. However, the plants are not working to the full capacity and provide just 80 mld.
21 May, 2019: Pedaarveedu 45.7C, Mahanandi 45.5C, Venkatagiri 45.2C, Rajampalli 45.1C, Chiyyavaram 45.1C, Machavaram 45.1C, Uppaluru 45C, Dadithota 44.3C, Chimakurti 44.7C, Chandralapadu 43.9C, Nellore 43.4C, Biccavolu 43.3C, Vangara 43.1C, Tirupati 42.7C. Seethanagaram 42.5C, Kavali 44C, and Ravikavatam 42.3C are the temperatures recorded. In Prakasam and Nellore districts people suffered from sweltering heat all through the day on Tuesday. Chittoor district reeling under scorching summer heat worst in a decade. This year it started soaring from Aril itself. From Palamaner to Kuppam receiving constant summer showers since a fortnight and temperatures dipped below 35C with cooler nights. Nagari and Puttur hospitals seeing steady increase with at least 25 cases every day. 52 suspected sun stroke casualties took place in the district.
22 May 2019: SAGARMATHA: Nepali scales Everest record 24 times: With one more to go. Kami Rita Sherpa, 49, reached the 8,850 meter (29,035 feet) summit by the traditional southeast ridge route. The route was pioneered by New Zealander Sir Edmund Hillary and Sherpa Tenzing Norgay in 1953 and remains the most popular snow trail leading to the highest point on Earth. Two other climbers, both Sherpas, have scaled Everest 21 times each. They have both retired from mountaineering. I am still strong and want to climb Sagarmatha 25 times,” Kami told referring to the Nepali name for Everest.
22 May, 2019: Severe heatwave warning issued from May 25, for five-day period. So far 12 heat stroke deaths, (six in E.Godavari district, two occurred in Vizianagaram and one each in Visakhapatnam and West Godavari, Chittoor, and Kadapa districts) and 840 heat stroke hospitalisation cases have been reported.
22 May 2019: 04:42 pm: Heat wave conditions likely to prevail in Telangana in next 24 hrs. Thunderstorm accompanied with gusty winds 40 to 50 kmph and lightning is very likely to occur at isolated places all the districts in Telangana during the next 24 hours.
22 May 2019: 08:30 AM IST: India just launched its newest ‘eye in the sky’ at 5:30am today morning. ISRO successfully launches earth observation satellite RISAT-2B. This satellite RISAT-2B would enhance the country's surveillance capabilities.This isn’t India’s first radar imaging earth observation satellite. It’s not even the second. It’s the third satellite in what ISRO promises to be multiple RISAT launches in the coming year. At least five. Since a 615-kilogram satellite can monitor the Earth — come rain, come shine — it’s also useful in situations of disaster management. Where ordinary cameras depend on light, RISAT’s active sensor, or SAR, can observe the Earth without clouds or bad weather getting in the way. The two payloads -- Vikram processor and low-cost MEMS-based Inertial Navigation System (INS) were developed by Semi-Conductor Laboratory (SCL), Chandigarh and ISRO Inertial Systems Unit, Thiruvananthapuram respectively.
May 22, 2019: 8:27 PM (IST): Scientists ‘paint’ microscopic Mona Lisa on quantum canvas. Image is barely visible to human eye, with each pixel representing only about 50 atoms. on a quantum ‘canvas’ the width of a human hair. The images were projected and photographed on a blob of gaseous quantum matter known as Bose-Einstein condensate. According to Tyler Neely from University of Queensland in Australia, the artworks were originally a fun side project alongside their more serious research. We never aimed to do this—we were originally looking to better understand the unsolved mysteries of how fluids flow. We then put the image on a projector illuminated by a laser, but instead of projecting it to be large, we send it backwards through a microscope to make the image tiny. This light ‘stamps’ the image on an area around about 100 microns wide—more or less the width of human hair, which can range from between 17 to 181 microns wide. We can then take the image, which is only in black and white, and produce colour shots by producing a ‘red’, ‘blue’, and ‘green’ image, and then combine them on a computer.” The resulting image is barely visible to the human eye, with each pixel representing only about 50 atoms. The researchers believe these initial images are an impressive demonstration of quantum matter as a brand new material for producing art.
May 22, 2019: 50,000 year old remains unearthed in Narmada valley by Archaeologists. The excavation carried out in the Narmada valley at Mehtakhedi village under Kharagone district has led to the discovery of 350 archaeological remains which the experts claim to be 50,000 years old.
May 22, 2019, 2:24 PM (IST): Indian-origin scientist to help US troops control robots with thoughts. An Indian-origin scientist and his team in the US have won a whopping USD 20 million contract from an agency of the defence department to develop a system that could allow a soldier to control multiple unmanned aerial vehicles or even a bomb disposal robot with his thoughts. The team headed by Gaurav Sharma, a senior research scientist at Battelle, is among six teams to win grants to develop brain-machine interfaces. BrainSTORMS involves the development of a novel Nano transducer that could be temporarily introduced into the body via injection and then directed to a specific area of the brain to help complete a task through communication with a helmet-based transceiver, upon completion, the Nano transducer will be magnetically guided out of the brain and into the bloodstream to be processed out of the body.
May 22, 2019: 7:38 pm IST: 'Prefer native food than fast food,' says Vice President. Expressing concern over extinction of varieties of food crops, Naidu said about 80 per cent of the food supply is based on a few crops such as rice, wheat, maize and millets.
May 23, 2019: 8:31 AM: Very heavy rains to lash Tripura and Meghalaya, rest northeasters states to witness good rains.
May 23 2019: 18:20:23 IST: India to surpass China as world's largest Cotton producer. India’s cotton production during the season is forecast to increase by 3-million-bales to 28.5 million bales.
May 23, 2019: Sharma and his team have been tasked to develop an advanced system called 'BrainSTORMS' (Brain System to Transmit Or Receive Magnetoelectric Signals). The system could allow a soldier to put on a helmet and use his mind to control multiple unmanned aerial vehicles or even a bomb disposal robot. It involves the development of a novel Nano-transducer that could be temporarily injected into the body directed to a specific area of the brain to help complete a task through communication with a helmet-based transceiver. The Nano-transducer will then be magnetically guided out of the brain and into the bloodstream to be processed out of the body. Sharma was instrumental in the development of a neuroprosthetic technology named NeuroLife which helped a paralysed patient regain control of his hand. At Battelle, Sharma is applying advanced engineering to overcome problems in the human body and brain.
May 23, 2019: 16:15 IST: Earth's Ozone Layer Is Getting Wiped Away, And All Due To CFC Pollution From China.
23 May 2019: A team of Indian scientists has now developed a new room temperature composite that exhibits high absorption of EMI in the high-frequency range.This new composite material can absorb electromagnetic radiation. A team of Indian scientists has now developed a new room temperature composite that exhibits high absorption of EMI in the high-frequency range (8-8 gigahertz). The material has shown 99.99 per cent of EMI shielding. In the new material, better shielding performance has been achieved by combining conducting and magnetic materials, which together reduce both electric and magnetic field strength of the radiations by absorbing them. The team used a widely chosen chemical and weather corrosion resistant thermoplastic — Polyvinylidene fluoride (PVDF) as the base material. To the matrix of this polymer, conductivity and magnetism was induced by combining carbon black and Strontium-Yttrium-Cobalt-Oxide (SYCO) fillers, resulting in the new composite. The fabrication was done using the solution mixing and coagulation method. SYCO is a room temperature ferromagnetic material which absorbs magnetic radiation, while carbon black is a readily available highly conductive material. The composites were characterised using attenuated total reflectance FTIR spectroscopy. The EMI shielding effectiveness of a material is described by its ability to attenuate the energy of EM radiation, and the fabricated composite displayed a maximum attenuation of EM by enhanced energy absorption. They found that of the 50.2 dB of absorption, 41.2 dB was due to the composite material. “The composite is cost effective and has versatile application potential,” said Ganesanpotti, claiming that, “a 1 to 2.5 mm thick film of this composite can effectively shield EMI in devices like mobile phones and also in radar and military equipment.” The results were tested for room temperature requirements.
24 May, 2019: Bran Smith film "The 11th Hour", is very educative , innovative and suggets reduction of carbon in Atmospher. Take kelp not only it soaks up five times more carbon than plants on land, can be widely used as food to fertilizer and as an animal feed. A seaweed diet to cows you get 90% reduction in methane output. 9% plantation would reduce global emissions by 50%. Other devices of her invention are a direct air capture machine and development of biochar.May 23 2019: 18:20:23 IST: India to surpass China as world's largest Cotton producer. India’s cotton production during the season is forecast to increase by 3-million-bales to 28.5 million bales.
May 23, 2019: Sharma and his team have been tasked to develop an advanced system called 'BrainSTORMS' (Brain System to Transmit Or Receive Magnetoelectric Signals). The system could allow a soldier to put on a helmet and use his mind to control multiple unmanned aerial vehicles or even a bomb disposal robot. It involves the development of a novel Nano-transducer that could be temporarily injected into the body directed to a specific area of the brain to help complete a task through communication with a helmet-based transceiver. The Nano-transducer will then be magnetically guided out of the brain and into the bloodstream to be processed out of the body. Sharma was instrumental in the development of a neuroprosthetic technology named NeuroLife which helped a paralysed patient regain control of his hand. At Battelle, Sharma is applying advanced engineering to overcome problems in the human body and brain.
May 23, 2019: 16:15 IST: Earth's Ozone Layer Is Getting Wiped Away, And All Due To CFC Pollution From China.
23 May 2019: A team of Indian scientists has now developed a new room temperature composite that exhibits high absorption of EMI in the high-frequency range.This new composite material can absorb electromagnetic radiation. A team of Indian scientists has now developed a new room temperature composite that exhibits high absorption of EMI in the high-frequency range (8-8 gigahertz). The material has shown 99.99 per cent of EMI shielding. In the new material, better shielding performance has been achieved by combining conducting and magnetic materials, which together reduce both electric and magnetic field strength of the radiations by absorbing them. The team used a widely chosen chemical and weather corrosion resistant thermoplastic — Polyvinylidene fluoride (PVDF) as the base material. To the matrix of this polymer, conductivity and magnetism was induced by combining carbon black and Strontium-Yttrium-Cobalt-Oxide (SYCO) fillers, resulting in the new composite. The fabrication was done using the solution mixing and coagulation method. SYCO is a room temperature ferromagnetic material which absorbs magnetic radiation, while carbon black is a readily available highly conductive material. The composites were characterised using attenuated total reflectance FTIR spectroscopy. The EMI shielding effectiveness of a material is described by its ability to attenuate the energy of EM radiation, and the fabricated composite displayed a maximum attenuation of EM by enhanced energy absorption. They found that of the 50.2 dB of absorption, 41.2 dB was due to the composite material. “The composite is cost effective and has versatile application potential,” said Ganesanpotti, claiming that, “a 1 to 2.5 mm thick film of this composite can effectively shield EMI in devices like mobile phones and also in radar and military equipment.” The results were tested for room temperature requirements.
May 24, 2019: 10:09 IST: SpaceX launches 5 dozen small satellites for Starlink internet service. Musk said Starlink is pivotal in helping pay for his larger goals of developing a new spacecraft to fly paying customers to the moon and for eventually trying to colonize Mars.
May 25, 2019: 8:03 PM: 13 killed in Afghan flash floods, heavy rain. More than 100 houses have been destroyed due heavy rain and flash floods in Afghanistan’s Ghor province over the past two days.
25 May, 2019: US President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump landed in Japan on Saturday, kicking off a highly anticipated state visit -- with the President to become the first foreign leader to meet the newly-crowned Emperor Naruhito. The US leader will hold his first meeting with Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and also play a round of golf with him on Sunday. Trump's audience with Emperor Naruhito and the high-level political meetings are scheduled for Monday.
25 May, 2019: Highest number of women MPs – and other key facts about the new Lok Sabha. The representation of women MPs has gone up but still remains only 14%.
25 May, 2019: 3:43 pm IST: Giant asteroid and its moon to come close to Earth this weekend. The asteroid, named 1999 KW4, the over 1.5-km wide and equally long asteroid and its 500-m radius moon will move past Earth at 4.35 am Sunday (11:05 pm UTC Saturday).
May 25, 2019: Now it has emerged that the car is owned by a Gujarati woman Sejal Shah, who has opened up about her decision to paint her Toyota Altis with cow dung. Shah told news agency ANI that not only did the cow dung keep her car cool but also protected its occupants from pollution. “It not only keeps my car cool but also helps in preventing pollution. The harmful gases that are released while we use car AC increase the temperatures and contribute to global warming. I drive my car switching off the AC as the cow-dung keeps it cool,” Shah was quoted as saying.
May 25, 2019: From Sunday, morning 7 O 'Clock the Sun started blazing, on the Day of Rohini Karte, Newzandla recorded 46.39C, and severe heat has added the heatwaves (vadagadpulu) and till 29 May this would continue as weather authorities assert. Srikakulam two people died and five people were hurt, and in Kurupam one person died due to heat wave. In the evening there was hailstorm and Tirupati experienced heavy rain. Sompeta, Bauv, Kaviti, Palasa, Palakonda, Seethampeta, Srikakulam, Gada, Regidi, LNpeta, Kothuru, Amadalavalasa, Rajam, and Echerlal big trees have fallen down. Boorza mandal the lightning bolt killed a person and his cow. Kummarri Thavudu died due to lightning while taking shelter under a mango tree, and the poor man has wife and four daughters. Parvatipuram, Gummalakshmipuram, Pachipenta, Giyyammavalasa, and in Kurpam mandals had rainfall. In Tirupati devotees stood in the evening rain to have darshan of Lord Venkateswara. Mupala 45.94C, Karakantadu 45.92C, Kurpam 45.8C, Erragondapadu 45.62C, Mandmaru 45.57C, Penuguchiprolu 45.57C, Podalakuru 45.56C temperatures were recorded. Two died of heat stroke. Several villages witnessed heatwaves. In next 24 hours Coastal towns, Rayalseema would experience Thunders and gales rainfall predicted. People rushed to scandal point in Visakhapatnam on this day for relaxing from the intense heat of Rohini Karte.
May 26, 2019: JMpuram 45.6C, Tirupati 45.5C, Vijayawada 45C, Kavali 43C, Amaravati 44.5C, and Kadapa 43C recorded. Isolated places in coastal areas are recording maximum temperatures of 3-4 degrees higher. North coastal part experienced thunderstorms and lightnings in Srikakulam and Vzianagaram districts.
May 26, 2019: Nagarjunasagar reservoir at rock-bottom causing water crisis in Hyderabad city. 10 emergency pumps of which six are of 600 HP are being used to draw 60 cusecs of water.
May 26, 2019: 4:38 PM (IST): Ancient seawater dating back to Ice Age discovered in Indian Ocean. Scientists have discovered the remnants of seawater dating back to the Ice Age, tucked inside rock formations in the middle of the Indian Ocean. However, when they extracted the water, they noticed their preliminary tests were coming back salty—much saltier than normal seawater. That was the first indication we had something unusual on our hands. The properties of the seawater we found in the Maldives suggests that salinity in the Southern Ocean may have been more important in driving circulation than it is today," she said.
26 May 2019: Magnitude-8 quake strikes Peru. A large earthquake with a preliminary magnitude of 8.0 struck north-central Peru early Sunday. The quake, at a moderate depth of 114 km (71 miles) struck at 2:41 a.m., 80 km (50 miles) southeast of the village of Lagunas and 158 km (98 miles) east-northeast of the larger town of Yurimaguas. The tremors were felt more than 600 miles away in neighbouring Equador. The tremor hit at 8.41am UK time in the Pacaua Samiria National Reserve Park. The quake struck around 180 km east of the town on of Moyobamba, the capital of the San Martín region in northern Peru. It is also understood to have reached a depth of around 105 km.
26 May, 2019: 6:07 pm IST: Indian Ocean is spawning deadly tropical cyclones for a reason. The Indian Ocean is warming rapidly, raising alarm bells for high-intensity storms. These high intensity storms have been tied to the very warm sea surface temperatures in the Indian Ocean. Temperatures of 30°C are occurring more often and over longer periods of time. This is a result of gradual warming on a global scale, which has resulted in a net increase in ocean temperatures. Warmer ocean temperatures allow stronger storms to form. These conditions are exacerbated by global forcing mechanisms including El Niño and the Indian Ocean Dipole, which concentrates warm ocean waters in smaller geographic areas.
May 26, 2019: Traffic personnel and auto-drivers bear the brunt of soaring heat in Andhra Pradesh. Heatwave considered extreme when temperature reaches 37C. I have felt maximum discomfort in the night and suffered a lot on this day at Visakhapatnam. On May 26, 2019 temperature was 38.8C. On 21 day it was 37.4C, on 22 day 36.6C, on 23 day 36.8C, on 24 day 37.6C, and May 25 37.4C at Visakhapatnam. It needs to be identified as severe heatwave. Heat wave continues in the State with temperature crossing 47C, at many places on Sunday. Kondapalli recorded 47.3C, Darsi 47.1C, Chittoor 46.9C, Padarupalle 46.7C, Muppala 46.6C, Chintalaapudi 46.2C , and Tirupati 45.5C, Vijayawada 45C. Weather conditions would prevail until 30 of this month.
May 26, 2019: Tripura had flash floods that left hundreds of houses submerged in North Tripura, Unakoti and Dhalai districts. More than 1000 families were affected, with the flood due to rise of levels in the river Juri and river Kakti that crossed danger mark. A total of 1039 houses were damaged.
27 May, 2019: There was a very heavy rainfall from 9.15PM to 9.55PM , and it cooled Visakhapatnam from the intense heat of the last fortnight especially the effect of Rohini Karte beginning from 25 May 2019. The lightning was dazzling the eyes of the people in Visakhapatnam. The loud thunder piercing the ears of the people. Thunderbolts that affected the ears of the people. From Monday morning the glaring sun and unbearable sweating, troubled people. Evening it became cool but only at night after 9PM the rainfall thrashed the town. From Chattisgad depression and the ocean breeze helped the formation of clouds that brought the supr heavy rainfall in the town. Sun dried, the borewells would probably recharge with this downpour of rain. The currnt supply was with held for about an hour due to this thunder shower in the city. People returning from jobs have become wet and the open ended sales shops have been very much hit.
27 May, 2019: Sizzling burning fire-like weather in Rayalaseema. PCpalli mandal had temperature 48C, Tirupati 44.8C, Tadepalligudem 46.53C, Tripuranthaka 47C, Venkatagiri Mandal 46.7C, Chittoor 46C, Muppala 45.8C, Ibrahimpatnam45.5C, Nellore 45.3C, Praksam 45.1C and Vijayawada 45C registered. Coastal towns and Rayalseema had rains at different places. 30 to 40 miles speed gales, many harvests were damaged. Sun stroke killed on Monday, 10 people in Chittoor zillah and in Guntur zillah five people. State continues to e in the grip of heatwave that would likely continue for another three days. Last week the power demand reached 9,860 MW.
27 May, 2019: Scientists discovered 2 elusive giant exoplanets like the Jupiter, about 150 light years away from the Earth.
28 May, 2019: Today there was three hour long rain in Lalitha's place in USA from 5AM to 8AM, with hailstones and vigorous rainfall, with thunders and heavy lightning.
May 28, 2019: 12:18 PM: A tornado pulverized buildings around Dayton, Ohio, early on Tuesday, injuring at least 35 people and requiring emergency officials to send out snowploughs to clear debris from a major highway. We’ve had injuries ranging form lacerations to bumps and bruises from folks being thrown around in their houses due to the storms.
May 28, 2019: 6:31 PM: Gujarat weather to remain hot, heat wave likely in isolated pockets. While temperatures are not as high over the coastal areas due to the winds keeping a check on the temperatures, hot winds from the Pakistan region continue to keep temperatures on the higher side over the interior parts of Gujarat.
28 May, 2019: Copper coins belonging to 900 BC were unearthed during excavations in Vizianagaram town.
May 28, 2019: Out of the worlds 15 hottest cities, 6 are from India. Chandrapur in Maharashtra recorded its day temperature at 47.8˚C, followed by Nagpur in Maharashtra 47.5˚C, Brahmapuri in Maharashtra 46.9˚C, Wardha in Maharashtra 46.5˚C, Adilabad in Telangana 46.3˚C and Banda in Uttar Pradesh 46.2˚C.
May 31, 2019: 2:08:54 pm: Scorching heat and downpours threaten quality of coffee produce in Brazil. Over the last two years, record exports from Brazil have contributed to a global glut and helped depress prices. In the last few days, adverse weather in the South American nation has fuelled an arabica rally.
May 31, 2019: 19:52 IST: At 44.1 degrees Jammu records hottest day of season. As the maximum temperature rose to a sweltering 44.1 degrees Celsius on Friday, Jammu city witnessed the hottest day of the season so far.
May 31, 2019: 12:33 IST: Scientists Have Found A Way To Remove CO2 From Air, Which May Reverse Global Warming. They've developed a new electrochemical path to transform carbon dioxide that's been pulled from the atmosphere into valuable products like jet fuel or plastics.
May 25, 2019: From Sunday, morning 7 O 'Clock the Sun started blazing, on the Day of Rohini Karte, Newzandla recorded 46.39C, and severe heat has added the heatwaves (vadagadpulu) and till 29 May this would continue as weather authorities assert. Srikakulam two people died and five people were hurt, and in Kurupam one person died due to heat wave. In the evening there was hailstorm and Tirupati experienced heavy rain. Sompeta, Bauv, Kaviti, Palasa, Palakonda, Seethampeta, Srikakulam, Gada, Regidi, LNpeta, Kothuru, Amadalavalasa, Rajam, and Echerlal big trees have fallen down. Boorza mandal the lightning bolt killed a person and his cow. Kummarri Thavudu died due to lightning while taking shelter under a mango tree, and the poor man has wife and four daughters. Parvatipuram, Gummalakshmipuram, Pachipenta, Giyyammavalasa, and in Kurpam mandals had rainfall. In Tirupati devotees stood in the evening rain to have darshan of Lord Venkateswara. Mupala 45.94C, Karakantadu 45.92C, Kurpam 45.8C, Erragondapadu 45.62C, Mandmaru 45.57C, Penuguchiprolu 45.57C, Podalakuru 45.56C temperatures were recorded. Two died of heat stroke. Several villages witnessed heatwaves. In next 24 hours Coastal towns, Rayalseema would experience Thunders and gales rainfall predicted. People rushed to scandal point in Visakhapatnam on this day for relaxing from the intense heat of Rohini Karte.
May 26, 2019: JMpuram 45.6C, Tirupati 45.5C, Vijayawada 45C, Kavali 43C, Amaravati 44.5C, and Kadapa 43C recorded. Isolated places in coastal areas are recording maximum temperatures of 3-4 degrees higher. North coastal part experienced thunderstorms and lightnings in Srikakulam and Vzianagaram districts.
May 26, 2019: Nagarjunasagar reservoir at rock-bottom causing water crisis in Hyderabad city. 10 emergency pumps of which six are of 600 HP are being used to draw 60 cusecs of water.
May 26, 2019: 4:38 PM (IST): Ancient seawater dating back to Ice Age discovered in Indian Ocean. Scientists have discovered the remnants of seawater dating back to the Ice Age, tucked inside rock formations in the middle of the Indian Ocean. However, when they extracted the water, they noticed their preliminary tests were coming back salty—much saltier than normal seawater. That was the first indication we had something unusual on our hands. The properties of the seawater we found in the Maldives suggests that salinity in the Southern Ocean may have been more important in driving circulation than it is today," she said.
26 May 2019: Magnitude-8 quake strikes Peru. A large earthquake with a preliminary magnitude of 8.0 struck north-central Peru early Sunday. The quake, at a moderate depth of 114 km (71 miles) struck at 2:41 a.m., 80 km (50 miles) southeast of the village of Lagunas and 158 km (98 miles) east-northeast of the larger town of Yurimaguas. The tremors were felt more than 600 miles away in neighbouring Equador. The tremor hit at 8.41am UK time in the Pacaua Samiria National Reserve Park. The quake struck around 180 km east of the town on of Moyobamba, the capital of the San Martín region in northern Peru. It is also understood to have reached a depth of around 105 km.
26 May, 2019: 6:07 pm IST: Indian Ocean is spawning deadly tropical cyclones for a reason. The Indian Ocean is warming rapidly, raising alarm bells for high-intensity storms. These high intensity storms have been tied to the very warm sea surface temperatures in the Indian Ocean. Temperatures of 30°C are occurring more often and over longer periods of time. This is a result of gradual warming on a global scale, which has resulted in a net increase in ocean temperatures. Warmer ocean temperatures allow stronger storms to form. These conditions are exacerbated by global forcing mechanisms including El Niño and the Indian Ocean Dipole, which concentrates warm ocean waters in smaller geographic areas.
May 26, 2019: Traffic personnel and auto-drivers bear the brunt of soaring heat in Andhra Pradesh. Heatwave considered extreme when temperature reaches 37C. I have felt maximum discomfort in the night and suffered a lot on this day at Visakhapatnam. On May 26, 2019 temperature was 38.8C. On 21 day it was 37.4C, on 22 day 36.6C, on 23 day 36.8C, on 24 day 37.6C, and May 25 37.4C at Visakhapatnam. It needs to be identified as severe heatwave. Heat wave continues in the State with temperature crossing 47C, at many places on Sunday. Kondapalli recorded 47.3C, Darsi 47.1C, Chittoor 46.9C, Padarupalle 46.7C, Muppala 46.6C, Chintalaapudi 46.2C , and Tirupati 45.5C, Vijayawada 45C. Weather conditions would prevail until 30 of this month.
May 26, 2019: Tripura had flash floods that left hundreds of houses submerged in North Tripura, Unakoti and Dhalai districts. More than 1000 families were affected, with the flood due to rise of levels in the river Juri and river Kakti that crossed danger mark. A total of 1039 houses were damaged.
May 26, 2019: Donald trump four day visit to Japan highlighted the Sumo Tournament on Sunday.
May 27, 2019: 00:46 IST: London: Theresa May calls Modi on elections win, discusses G20, ICC World Cup. In her conversation with Prime Minister Modi on Saturday, she praised India's democratic exercise and processes.
27/05/2019: University of Delaware 3D prints antenna for 5G network with X-Jet technology. The Carmel 1400, which uses nanoparticle jetting (NPJ) technology, solves a crucial problem in the roll-out of the 5G network. 27 May, 2019: There was a very heavy rainfall from 9.15PM to 9.55PM , and it cooled Visakhapatnam from the intense heat of the last fortnight especially the effect of Rohini Karte beginning from 25 May 2019. The lightning was dazzling the eyes of the people in Visakhapatnam. The loud thunder piercing the ears of the people. Thunderbolts that affected the ears of the people. From Monday morning the glaring sun and unbearable sweating, troubled people. Evening it became cool but only at night after 9PM the rainfall thrashed the town. From Chattisgad depression and the ocean breeze helped the formation of clouds that brought the supr heavy rainfall in the town. Sun dried, the borewells would probably recharge with this downpour of rain. The currnt supply was with held for about an hour due to this thunder shower in the city. People returning from jobs have become wet and the open ended sales shops have been very much hit.
27 May, 2019: Sizzling burning fire-like weather in Rayalaseema. PCpalli mandal had temperature 48C, Tirupati 44.8C, Tadepalligudem 46.53C, Tripuranthaka 47C, Venkatagiri Mandal 46.7C, Chittoor 46C, Muppala 45.8C, Ibrahimpatnam45.5C, Nellore 45.3C, Praksam 45.1C and Vijayawada 45C registered. Coastal towns and Rayalseema had rains at different places. 30 to 40 miles speed gales, many harvests were damaged. Sun stroke killed on Monday, 10 people in Chittoor zillah and in Guntur zillah five people. State continues to e in the grip of heatwave that would likely continue for another three days. Last week the power demand reached 9,860 MW.
27 May, 2019: Scientists discovered 2 elusive giant exoplanets like the Jupiter, about 150 light years away from the Earth.
28 May, 2019: Today there was three hour long rain in Lalitha's place in USA from 5AM to 8AM, with hailstones and vigorous rainfall, with thunders and heavy lightning.
May 28, 2019: 12:18 PM: A tornado pulverized buildings around Dayton, Ohio, early on Tuesday, injuring at least 35 people and requiring emergency officials to send out snowploughs to clear debris from a major highway. We’ve had injuries ranging form lacerations to bumps and bruises from folks being thrown around in their houses due to the storms.
May 28, 2019: 6:31 PM: Gujarat weather to remain hot, heat wave likely in isolated pockets. While temperatures are not as high over the coastal areas due to the winds keeping a check on the temperatures, hot winds from the Pakistan region continue to keep temperatures on the higher side over the interior parts of Gujarat.
28 May, 2019: Copper coins belonging to 900 BC were unearthed during excavations in Vizianagaram town.
May 28, 2019: Out of the worlds 15 hottest cities, 6 are from India. Chandrapur in Maharashtra recorded its day temperature at 47.8˚C, followed by Nagpur in Maharashtra 47.5˚C, Brahmapuri in Maharashtra 46.9˚C, Wardha in Maharashtra 46.5˚C, Adilabad in Telangana 46.3˚C and Banda in Uttar Pradesh 46.2˚C.
28 May, 2019: 19:59: Vani: picture of my house after a hail storm in the morning. Lalitha informed that it rained hailstorm nearly for three hours from 5 to 8 AM. No damage and no loss of power but winds were very gusty and roads were flooded but all is clear now and I am at the office. All the leaves fell everywhere. Address: 505 S 90th Street Omaha, Nebraska,68114; Landline 531-466-2092; cell 308-390-1537; office 402-471-3116
Fig.3 Vani's place in USA 28 May 2019.
29 May, 2019: Heat waves continue in Rayalaseema in isolated places.
Fig.4 Picture depicting plight of people
to collect water in the summer in Andhra.
29 May, 2019: Goodbye to Coffee, in high lush green mountains of Western Colombia. Over 540000 families owe their livelihoods to coffee sector. A 12.5 kg bag of coffee costs about $22, while wholesalers pay them only $21 a bag. Production is higher than consumption.
29 May, 2019: Sydney imposes first water restrictions in decade putting restrictions on homes and businesses, since water catchments experiencing some of the lowest flows since 1940s.
May 29, 2019: 4:17 PM: Current spell of heat in Delhi worst so far, facts reveal. We can say that Delhi is witnessing its hottest phase of the year so far and heat wave conditions are expected to occur over Delhi and its adjoining areas of Noida, Gurugram, Faridabad and Ghaziabad throughout the next week.
May 29, 2019: 8:36PM: Heatwave conditions intensify in many parts of country. Heatwave conditions in North India are expected to become severe in the coming days. Delhi NCR, Punjab, Rajasthan, and Uttar Pradesh will experience sultry weather in the next two to three days.
29 May, 2019: Araku Loya had a heavy rain on Wednesday from 12:30 PM to afternoon 3:30 PM for nearly three hours. The heavy winds have freightned the people. Kodigedda bridge filled with water so the traffic has been obstructed. All the fields are filled with water.
29 May, 2019: Kurnool and Bandar faced water shortage and people were collecting drinking water at the rate of one vessel per hour. Kalluru Mandal men are struggling to get single pot of water in an hour. Pallethummalapalem since the lake has dwindled, slightly oozing water being collected by people waiting for hours.
29 May, 2019: Vijayawada on Wednesday had a rainfall in the night with lightning and thunders, freighting people, and the tents built for the Chief Minister function collapsed partially and are being revived. In the intertwining night of Wednesday and Thursday heavy rain and gusty winds of 60km/h lashed the city, Vijayawada, brought down many hoardings and cut-outs created across the city. Parking lot most affected. The canopy arranged over seating area got drenched and almost came down.
29 May, 2019: Sydney imposes first water restrictions in decade putting restrictions on homes and businesses, since water catchments experiencing some of the lowest flows since 1940s.
May 29, 2019: 4:17 PM: Current spell of heat in Delhi worst so far, facts reveal. We can say that Delhi is witnessing its hottest phase of the year so far and heat wave conditions are expected to occur over Delhi and its adjoining areas of Noida, Gurugram, Faridabad and Ghaziabad throughout the next week.
May 29, 2019: 8:36PM: Heatwave conditions intensify in many parts of country. Heatwave conditions in North India are expected to become severe in the coming days. Delhi NCR, Punjab, Rajasthan, and Uttar Pradesh will experience sultry weather in the next two to three days.
29 May, 2019: Araku Loya had a heavy rain on Wednesday from 12:30 PM to afternoon 3:30 PM for nearly three hours. The heavy winds have freightned the people. Kodigedda bridge filled with water so the traffic has been obstructed. All the fields are filled with water.
29 May, 2019: Kurnool and Bandar faced water shortage and people were collecting drinking water at the rate of one vessel per hour. Kalluru Mandal men are struggling to get single pot of water in an hour. Pallethummalapalem since the lake has dwindled, slightly oozing water being collected by people waiting for hours.
29 May, 2019: Vijayawada on Wednesday had a rainfall in the night with lightning and thunders, freighting people, and the tents built for the Chief Minister function collapsed partially and are being revived. In the intertwining night of Wednesday and Thursday heavy rain and gusty winds of 60km/h lashed the city, Vijayawada, brought down many hoardings and cut-outs created across the city. Parking lot most affected. The canopy arranged over seating area got drenched and almost came down.
29 May, 2019: Wednesday the weather agency said that heat wave conditions are "very likely" to continue over Vidharba, parts over Madhya Pradesh, and Chhattisgarh and at isolated pocket's over central Maharashtra, Marathwada, Telangana, Haryana, Chandigarh, Delhi, Rajasthan, Bihar, Jharkhand, UP, and Odisha during the next three days. North, Western regions can brace for intense Heatwaves. Heatwave conditions intensify across country, Chandrapur in Maharashtra records 48°C. In Rajasthan, temperatures soared to the season’s highest in Churu at 47.3°C.
May 30, 2019: 8:13AM: Heatwave grips parts of country. Blistering heatwave swept several parts of the country.
May 30, 2019: 10:37 [IST]: 5G Deal From Softbank Nokia's 5G AirScale will be deployed across Japan, bringing 5G RAN to businesses and consumers alike. To meet growing consumer and industrial demands for 5G, SoftBank Corp, a leading telecoms company in Japan, has selected Nokia.
30 May, 2019: Of India’s 12 Himalayan states, Assam, Mizoram and Jammu and Kashmir are the most vulnerable to climate change, a new study has concluded. High vulnerability leaves a region with low capacity to anticipate, resist, cope with or recover from the impact of a climate hazard. Himalayan communities are generally more vulnerable to climate change because they have fewer livelihood options, limited infrastructure and a high dependence on natural resources, the study said.
May 30, 2019: 16:05 PM IST: Several Indian cities hotter than world's most infamously sizzling places. Several Indian cities were far hotter than even cities and towns in the Sahara and in West Asia. Even cities in West Asia which are infamous for having hot summers fared better than many Indian cities with Sharjah (37C), Dubai (38C), Muscat (38C), Riyadh (42C) and Tehran (27C). Timbuktu in Mali's Sahara desert was also comparatively cooler than most Indian cities in the country's north and west with the mercury settling at 38C.
May 30, 2019:May 30, 2019: 8:13AM: Heatwave grips parts of country. Blistering heatwave swept several parts of the country.
May 30, 2019: 10:37 [IST]: 5G Deal From Softbank Nokia's 5G AirScale will be deployed across Japan, bringing 5G RAN to businesses and consumers alike. To meet growing consumer and industrial demands for 5G, SoftBank Corp, a leading telecoms company in Japan, has selected Nokia.
30 May, 2019: Of India’s 12 Himalayan states, Assam, Mizoram and Jammu and Kashmir are the most vulnerable to climate change, a new study has concluded. High vulnerability leaves a region with low capacity to anticipate, resist, cope with or recover from the impact of a climate hazard. Himalayan communities are generally more vulnerable to climate change because they have fewer livelihood options, limited infrastructure and a high dependence on natural resources, the study said.
May 30, 2019: 16:05 PM IST: Several Indian cities hotter than world's most infamously sizzling places. Several Indian cities were far hotter than even cities and towns in the Sahara and in West Asia. Even cities in West Asia which are infamous for having hot summers fared better than many Indian cities with Sharjah (37C), Dubai (38C), Muscat (38C), Riyadh (42C) and Tehran (27C). Timbuktu in Mali's Sahara desert was also comparatively cooler than most Indian cities in the country's north and west with the mercury settling at 38C.
Fig.5 Hydrogen-powered Flying machine FIVE SEATER
at 644km and can carry 454kg.
Newest flying machine prototype is BMW-designed, hydrogen-powered. The mock-up displayed on Wednesday, in regards to the dimension of a minivan, resembles a modern, five-seat SUV with touchdown skids and an array of six horizontal rotors connected on the finish of arms protruding from the roof of the craft. It was all for appears.May 31, 2019: 2:08:54 pm: Scorching heat and downpours threaten quality of coffee produce in Brazil. Over the last two years, record exports from Brazil have contributed to a global glut and helped depress prices. In the last few days, adverse weather in the South American nation has fuelled an arabica rally.
May 31, 2019: 19:52 IST: At 44.1 degrees Jammu records hottest day of season. As the maximum temperature rose to a sweltering 44.1 degrees Celsius on Friday, Jammu city witnessed the hottest day of the season so far.
May 31, 2019: 12:33 IST: Scientists Have Found A Way To Remove CO2 From Air, Which May Reverse Global Warming. They've developed a new electrochemical path to transform carbon dioxide that's been pulled from the atmosphere into valuable products like jet fuel or plastics.
Acknowledgment
The author, Professor Dr. K. Lakshmi Narayana is indebted to Late Prof. K. R. Rao D.Sc.(Madras) D.Sc.(London) for his guidance and inspiration to present these articles on my website. He is grateful to his mother Late Mrs. Peramma Rangadhama Rao for her sustained interest in my ventures.
ADDENDUM:
My Model of New Gravitins existing inside, the outer and the inner volume areas of the Earth, need to be gauged with the object of visualising the Earth's gravity concept. Life Member: L1330 ISCA: ABSTRACT: YEAR 2020 Venue To be announced." Na Namuna: Bhu Kendra Gravitins" : Telugu script Dated:
10-05-2019. It details my concept of 'Earth centered Gravitins in the Inner and the Outer cores' by
Prof. Dr. Kotcherlakota Lakshmi Narayana, English presentation trusciencetrutechnology@blogspot.com, 17-11-10, Narasimha Ashram, Official Colony, Maharanipeta. P. O., Visakhapatnam-530002. (A.P), Cell 9491902867. ABSTRACT: Both the inner and the outer cores of the Earth are considered to have the Gravitins, a totally new concept. The Inner core, with radius 1216km, has the Iron, Nickel, Sulphur and Magnesium with 10% other minor metals and has mass 13000km^3 with density 0.98e+23kg. It has about 2.277e+24 Gravitins. On the other hand, the outer core, with a radius of 2270km, has only smaller mass of 3000kg/m^3 with density 1.47e+23kg, in a liquid state. Both the inner and the outer cores, have freely moving 4s2, 4s2 , 3s2 , 3s2 electrons and both the cores are devoid of any magnetic field. It has about 3.4187e+24 Gravitins. The freely moving electrons are combined with the Gravitins. keywords: Gravitins, electrons, minor metals. Details given more in the TELUGU SCRIPT Dated 10-05-2019 PDF production. Dedicated to Late Prof. K. R. Rao D.Sc.(Madras) D.Sc.(London) and Late Mrs. Peramma Rangadhama Rao. Telugu script of the
Na Namuna: Bhu Kendra Gravitins was sent to Dr. K. Vijaya Vani, USA: and
Lalitha Kotcherlakota <lkkotcherlakota@gmail.com>, Vani Kotcherlakota <kotcherlakov@unk.edu>, Rangadhama Sai <rangadhamas@gmail.com>, "bs.bellubbi" <bs.bellubbi@gmail.com>, seshasrinivasu <seshasrinivasu@rediffmail.com>, <svchalam10@gmail.com>, cpputrevu <cpputrevu@yahoo.com>, JSM Sarma <JSMSarma@gmail.com>, Prayascha Putrevu <iamprayascha@gmail.com> were sent on 26 May, 2019.
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ADDENDUM:
My Model of New Gravitins existing inside, the outer and the inner volume areas of the Earth, need to be gauged with the object of visualising the Earth's gravity concept. Life Member: L1330 ISCA: ABSTRACT: YEAR 2020 Venue To be announced." Na Namuna: Bhu Kendra Gravitins" : Telugu script Dated:
10-05-2019. It details my concept of 'Earth centered Gravitins in the Inner and the Outer cores' by
Prof. Dr. Kotcherlakota Lakshmi Narayana, English presentation trusciencetrutechnology@blogspot.com, 17-11-10, Narasimha Ashram, Official Colony, Maharanipeta. P. O., Visakhapatnam-530002. (A.P), Cell 9491902867. ABSTRACT: Both the inner and the outer cores of the Earth are considered to have the Gravitins, a totally new concept. The Inner core, with radius 1216km, has the Iron, Nickel, Sulphur and Magnesium with 10% other minor metals and has mass 13000km^3 with density 0.98e+23kg. It has about 2.277e+24 Gravitins. On the other hand, the outer core, with a radius of 2270km, has only smaller mass of 3000kg/m^3 with density 1.47e+23kg, in a liquid state. Both the inner and the outer cores, have freely moving 4s2, 4s2 , 3s2 , 3s2 electrons and both the cores are devoid of any magnetic field. It has about 3.4187e+24 Gravitins. The freely moving electrons are combined with the Gravitins. keywords: Gravitins, electrons, minor metals. Details given more in the TELUGU SCRIPT Dated 10-05-2019 PDF production. Dedicated to Late Prof. K. R. Rao D.Sc.(Madras) D.Sc.(London) and Late Mrs. Peramma Rangadhama Rao. Telugu script of the
Na Namuna: Bhu Kendra Gravitins was sent to Dr. K. Vijaya Vani, USA: and
Lalitha Kotcherlakota <lkkotcherlakota@gmail.com>, Vani Kotcherlakota <kotcherlakov@unk.edu>, Rangadhama Sai <rangadhamas@gmail.com>, "bs.bellubbi" <bs.bellubbi@gmail.com>, seshasrinivasu <seshasrinivasu@rediffmail.com>, <svchalam10@gmail.com>, cpputrevu <cpputrevu@yahoo.com>, JSM Sarma <JSMSarma@gmail.com>, Prayascha Putrevu <iamprayascha@gmail.com> were sent on 26 May, 2019.
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