5 World's Tallest Bridge

1. Millau Bridge (le Viaduc de Millau), 341 meters
le Viaduc de Millau is a French road bridge, cross the valley of the River Tarn in southern French. Millau is highest bridge in the world, designed by French bridge engineer with the milestones peak at 341 meters; slightly higher than the Eiffel tower and shorter than the Empire Building State.

Millau officially opened on

Really AWESOME, Transparent Laptop SHOULD You Have Today

These are a collection of the unique transparent laptop you should have soon. Did you have ever think having a sophisticated gadget like this????

Amazing transparent laptop

They are

The Original Face of Ant

ANT, has been known since a long time. Almost every day and every time in the different places, we're capable to find and see a group of ant. But, who among you have seen the real face of ant???? You curious to see???

Photos of the ant's face viewed under a microscope:

LATEST World's Shortest Man version Guinness World Records

Record for the world's shortest man version Guinness World Records is always changed in every period of time. On September 4th, 2010, the shortest man in the world gotten by Edward Nino Hernandez, with height only 0.7 meters or about 70 centimeters. Unfortunately, on October 14th, 2010, his position was replaced by Nepalese, Khagendra Thapa Magar. Khagendra is eighteen years old and height 0.67 meters or 67 centimeters.

And on June 12th, 2011.....................................
Guinness World Records find the new world's shortest man. He is Junrey Balawing with 23.5 inches or 59.93 centimeters.  

No body could explained why Balawing stopped growing a few months after his 2 months birthday

10 Transparent Animals in the World

These animals are found various over the world, you wondered, isn't? check it out!!!

1. Transparent Jellyfish
Jellyfish is found in every ocean, from surface to the deep one. And this one is a transparent jellyfish, a member of the phylum Cnidaria, swim freely. Most of jellyfish is so transparent; it's hardly to be seen. The transparent jellyfish on above picture is from the genus Arctapodema, about 2.5 centimeters or 1 inch.