चिट्ठे और पॉडकास्ट

One another story about creation of universe and life says that all is in mystry and no one knows how it all started: even its creator does not know. This podcast talks about the same. You can listen to it by clicking on the title. It is in Hindi and is in ogg format. You can listen to these files in,

• Audacity, MPlayer, VLC media player and Winamp in Windows ;
• All programmes in Linux; and
• Audacity, MPlayer, and VLC media player in Mac-OX.

In order to listen to them, downoad the files and listen them in the aformentioned programmes or still better make one of them as a default programme to play audio files in your computer.

hindu majhab kee ek anya kathaa kahatee hai ki yh kisee ko naheen malum ki srishthi aur prani jagat kee kaise rachna huee. is podcast mein isee kee charchaa hai. yeh hindi aur ogg format mein hai. is format kee file ko aap,

• windows mein audacity, MPlayer, VLC media player, aur Winamp mein;
• Mac-OX mein Audacity, Mplayer aur VLC media player mein;
• Linux per sabhee program mein

sun sakte hain. sheershak per chatka lagaa ker ise download ker in program mein sune ya ismen se ek ko apne computer mein default mein ker lein.

हिन्दू मज़हब की एक धारणा के अनुसार यह नहीं मालुम की सृष्टि और प्राणिजगत की कैसे शुरुवात हुई। इसी की चर्चा इस पॉडकास्ट में है। सुनने के लिये चिन्ह शीर्षक पर चटका लगायें। यह हिन्दी में है और फाईल ogg फॉरमैट में है। इस फॉरमैट की फाईलों को आप -

• Windows पर कम से कम Audacity, MPlayer, VLC media player, एवं Winamp में;
• Mac-OX पर कम से कम Audacity, Mplayer एवं VLC में; और
• Linux पर सभी प्रोग्रामो में

सुन सकते हैं। शीर्षक पर चटका लगा कर फाइल डाउनलोड कर लें। ऊपर बताये प्रोग्राम में सुने या इन प्रोग्रामों मे से किसी एक को अपने कंप्यूटर में डिफॉल्ट में कर लें।

Image courtesy NASA. The description of this picure is as follows:

Cosmic Heavyweights in Free-for-All

The most crowded collision of galaxy clusters has been identified by combining information from three different telescopes. This result gives scientists a chance to learn what happens when some of the largest objects in the universe go at each other in a cosmic free-for-all.

Using data from NASA’s Chandra X-ray Observatory, Hubble Space Telescope and the Keck Observatory on Mauna Kea, Hawaii, astronomers were able to determine the three-dimensional geometry and motion in the system MACSJ0717.5+3745 (or MACSJ0717 for short) located about 5.4 billion light years from Earth.

The researchers found that four separate galaxy clusters are involved in a triple merger, the first time such a phenomenon has been documented. Galaxy clusters are the largest objects bound by gravity in the universe.

In MACSJ0717, a 13-million-light-year-long stream of galaxies, gas and dark matter — known as a filament — is pouring into a region already full of galaxies. Like a freeway of cars emptying into a full parking lot, this flow of galaxies has caused one collision after another.