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Wednesday, July 30, 2008
Size of our Solar system plannets
Size in proper order starting from Sun (Largest) to Pluto (smallest)
Sun > Jupiter > Saturn > Uranus > Nepture > Earth > Venus > Mars > Mercury > Pluto
In year 2006 , Pluto had been dropped out from solar system.
Sun > Jupiter > Saturn > Uranus > Nepture > Earth > Venus > Mars > Mercury > Pluto
In year 2006 , Pluto had been dropped out from solar system.
WOW !! see how huge is the sun !!
Gundam (7m x 3m) - Japan
Some Hardcore Gundam fan used 10 months to build this huge robot , even had a very realistic seat. It actually can be power up to move ~ !!
Tumor-girl (Vietnam)
Fifteen-year-old Lai Thi Dao waves to members of the media as she leaves Jackson Memorial Medical Center after a news conference Tuesday, April 22, 2008, in Miami.
The Vietnamese girl has a 16-pound facial tumor and is in Miami awaiting surgery that will restore her ability to eat and speak. Doctors say the tumor threatens to suffocate Lai. They will remove the tumor in a 10-hour surgery on April 29 in US
These handout photos are courtesy of the University of Miami School of Medicine, in Miami, Florida shows an extremely large tumor that has severely deformed the face of fifteen year-old Lai Thi Dao from Vietnam. US doctors are due to remove from the Vietnamese girl a 16-pound (seven-kilo) tumor thought to be one of the largest of its kind on record.
Dr. Robert Marx, left, points to a CT scan of fifteen-year-old Lai Thi Dao during a news conference at the Jackson Memorial Medical Center Tuesday, April 22, 2008 in Miami.
The Vietnamese girl has a 16-pound facial tumor and is in Miami awaiting surgery that will restore her ability to eat and speak. Doctors say the tumor threatens to suffocate Lai. They will remove the tumor in a 10-hour surgery on April 29 in US
These handout photos are courtesy of the University of Miami School of Medicine, in Miami, Florida shows an extremely large tumor that has severely deformed the face of fifteen year-old Lai Thi Dao from Vietnam. US doctors are due to remove from the Vietnamese girl a 16-pound (seven-kilo) tumor thought to be one of the largest of its kind on record.
Dr. Robert Marx, left, points to a CT scan of fifteen-year-old Lai Thi Dao during a news conference at the Jackson Memorial Medical Center Tuesday, April 22, 2008 in Miami.
The Vietnamese girl, center, has a 16-pound facial tumor and is in Miami awaiting surgery that will restore her ability to eat and speak. Doctors say the tumor threatens to suffocate Lai. They will remove the tumor in a 10-hour surgery on April 29. Behind Dao is her mother Tuyet Van, and sponsor Geoffrey Le of Fort Worth, Tx., and holding the scan is Dr. Jesus Gomez
100-meter-long wedding gown(Shanghai ,China)
Miss Taiwan Xu Surong, poses for a photo in a 100-meter-long wedding gown during a wedding culture exhibition in east China's Shanghai, May 5, 2007
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