Monday, 5 March 2012

Seven imaginative ways of disposing of human waste

It is one of those things we all take for granted. You go to the toilet and with a flush,that we get rid of our daily reality that are the byproducts of our body, so to do. We say goodbye and go back to thinking about them. Luckily. But not always feasiblein this manner.

Because in certain circumstances we are forced to resort to "alternative" to haveour own waste. When circumstances (all types) are bad, no question of leaving things on either side. Moreover, some methods offer even more of a benefit on the current ... and others make us rethink a few things about our way of life.







1. Turning to ash

A good alternative to more traditional method: incinerate our waste! Several models of toilets that make our stools to ashes quickly and efficiently. In fact, the first prototypes date back to 1904. Of course, have two drawbacks. First, isolate the "cup" so hot, and second, the energy required to do such a thing, thing thatdoes not walk much more than enough at this moment in history.



2. Carrying them in your backpack

The elite mountaineering is only available to privileged bodies and minds. But even they have to evacuate from time to time. For example, on Everest were collectedand 400 kilos of human waste since 2008, to the dismay of the authorities. Mostecologists have a choice: carry a container unit storing them go during the ascentand subsequent descent. It has a capacity of 10 to 14 uses (as you eat), and can withstand drops of up to 700 meters, which we were all more relaxed. Especiallycoming from below.












3. Removing them by hand

We live in the affluent society, but in the world there are millions of people withouthealth around as God intended. For example, in India 10% of cities have nosewage. These sites use latrines ... then be emptied by hand. A tough job, but somebody has to. In the case of India, usually belong to the caste of the untouchables, the lowest of all, whose integration is not exactly help dedicate to this work. A task that engaged, attention, more than a million people ..
4. by recycling

In a spacecraft, supplies are scarce, precisely. Therefore, in the International Space Station, the urine is recycled through a complex process, and once again becomes water. More solid waste to be brought back to Earth because of eject,can freeze and form small meteorites. In the case of space shuttles, are introduced into capsules and expelled in containers that burn upon entering Earth's atmosphere.

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Sunday, 4 March 2012

The house coat, the latest Japanese invention to escape earthquakes

The earthquake that hit Japan last year was the most destructive in the history of a country unfortunately accustomed to the tremors of the earth. Precisely because it is located in the Ring of Fire, Japan is the country in the world that has worked to develop technologies to prevent and mitigate the damage of earthquakes. Thelatest invention that comes from there is about halfway between science fiction and a 'chindogu', such as bright as useless inventions that can only emerge from amind Nippon: a house coat.

The levitating house is an invention of the company Air Systems Danshin works as follows: a sensor detects the earthquake, then activates an air compressor thatinflates a camera / mattress on the floor of the house. The house stands about three inches for the duration of the earthquake, and reverts to its original positiononce it is complete. Ingenious, right? Well we're not talking just a strange idea, but the system has been installed on at least 88 homes, according to the website of the company.




The house levitated, the company claims, is safer and cheaper than otheranti-earthquake systems: it costs a third and requires very little maintenance.Although designed primarily for private homes, the manufacturer claims to have a version for industrial facilities containing sensitive materials such as laboratories.What is not currently available from a giant version that is capable of erecting a building much heavier, for example a nuclear power plant.



This video shows the difference between being a grandparent without protection or a middle-aged Japanese protected by levitation.

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Big news in the world of zebra crossings

Drivers of Bristol (United Kingdom) are pissed by the zebra crossing that the council just painted near a school. Instead of using the classic white bands, the artists decided to throw the middle road and emulated the genuine drawings of zebras. Not being an official sign, protesting drivers, pedestrians and drivers maynot share common code and each differently interpret the symbol.

The controversial Bristol zebra crossing (zebra crossing) is just the latest in a long saga that puts these signs recognizable city halfway between art and advertising.Here are some of the crosswalks more surprising and original in the world
Where: Quebec (Canada)

What: visual metaphor of the ecological footprint of the American consumer, compared with that of an inhabitant of Bangladesh, whose impact would be equivalent to one foot


Where: Abbey Road, London (England)




What: A 3D simulation to cause a slight jolt to drivers and to remember that next time might not be a silhouette of Snoopy what are




Where: Paris (France)

What: A new twist to the above idea: the dolls become corpses here, to remind drivers that every year 7,000 pedestrians hit in Europe.





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