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Clouds are not only limited to weather and scientific studies; they have a huge impact on us, sometimes they are a true source of inspiration. Mankind has been referring to them since ages; they are indeed one the most beautiful creation of nature. It’s fascinating how clouds take different shapes, structures and patterns. For some people they are a great source of inspiration and happiness, people often spend time looking at them and getting lost in their beauty.

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1. Tenerife

5 million tourists visit Tenerife each year making it one of the biggest resorting spots of the world. This Spanish island is located in the Atlantic Ocean, about 200 km off the coast of Africa. The island with an area of 2034 square kilometers and a population of about 1 million is the only Spanish island that has two airports to handle sheer number of tourists, check flights to tenerife.

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Apple iPhone 4 antenna issue is taking momentum especially Apple recently fully acknowledged the issue and offered free bumpers. This problem has seen a lot of media coverage, especially because Apple’s products are known for their durable and reliable designs and performance. This iPhone Antenna song is getting famous which was shown by Steve Jobs at the iPhone 4 press conference.

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Apple released the new iPhone 4 a few months ago, and since then, it’s facing the issue of call drop due to problems with the newly designed antenna. Apple has acknowledged this problem which occurs by holding iPhone through  ’death grip’. David T. Cole from Glark.org has researched to propose 12 new ways to hold the iPhone 4 to avoid loss of signal strength.

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A hospital chef, Dave Crisp, obsessed with treasure hunting has found over 52,000 Roman coins worth $1 million. He used a metal detector to unearth these coins from a field near Frome, Somerset in southwestern England. David Crisp was in search of metal objects buried in the field where he found 21 coins and called for archaeological help to excavate the land. The coins, stored in 160kg pot, date from AD 253 to 293 and most of them are made of debased silver or bronze. The are cleaned and transferred to the British Museum in London.

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You might have witnessed sunset at beach or from a hillside and imagined that this is the most beautiful scene on the planet. Well, we have compiled a list of best sunset scenes from all over the world and from outer space to match with your best ever sunset experience.

1. Sunset From the International Space Station

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A large survey of Antarctic life was conducted back in year 2008 by scientist all over the world. New Zealand’s National Institute of Water and Atmospheric Research played a key role in this survey. They and other researchers collected 30,000 sea creatures—many new to science—during a 35-day census in Antarctic waters in February and March. The large-scale survey was part of the International Polar Year and Census of Antarctic Marine Life programs, which study the diversity of Antarctic marine life. Of many new species discovered, prior unknown to man, we are presenting ten.

This 19 inch long creature may be tunicate or a sea-squirt, say scientists. This mysterious animal was found floating 7218 feet below water surface in the Ross Sea off southern Antarctica.

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