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27 April 2009
GRIN KLASIK - SATU HOBI BARU
Daripada kita beli burung beribu-ribu harga, kenapa kita tak mencuba untuk main scrambler klasik? Ataupun main kuda padi. Dedak kena beli. Silap-silap gaya kalau hujan, kena gi mencerut rumput. He he.Nak muat rumput kena pakai grin jugak. Grin klasik ler tu. Tak kan nak pakai grin baru untuk muat rumput. Sememangnya grin klasik amat berguna. Dalam erti kata lain, orang main kuda, tuannya jadi hamba kuda tapi .... orang yang pakai grin klasik, tuannya jadi raja. Sekarang saya dengan Noor Azman tengah cari scrambler yang agak-agak orang nak buang, kita akan jadikan grin kalsik yang tip top. Saya dah dapat satu malam tadi (26 April 2009). Model Suzuki ER 185. Sekarang ni giliran Noor Azman pulak nak cari satu. Lepas kita kita akan pikir berguling untuk modify biar jadi semacam grin origional.
Ok. Lepas kita buat cantik punya grin, kita akan panggil Latip Ibrahim untuk rasmi. Sah akan kembali nostalgia Latip. Lepas tu pakat-pakat round Malaysia. Pakai baju ketat, seluar kaki luas sikit. Rambut pulak ala-ala atas telinga. Perhhhhh...
Hah scrambler yang hijau tu saya punyer. Bolehlah. Itulah yang origionalnya. Lihatlah perbandingan dalam beberapa bulan lagi. Pasti ada perubahan. Aku kubuat sesedap rasa.
05 April 2009
CATATAN BULAN APRIL
5hb April 2009 - Pusing-pusing KB dengan Noor Azman. Cari srambler. Ni nak start main giler balik. Kelmarin tengok dah. Tapi tak berapa berkenan.
Petang lebih-kurang jam 4.00 bergerak ke BTPN Terengganu dengan Encik Salleh. Kursus fotografi. Start 5 hingga 9 April. Minta-minta dapat tenaga pengajar yang berpengalaman. Nak tambah ilmu ni. Dulu kursus dengan ASFONS. Semoga kali ini dapat tambah ilmu yang dahulu.
6hb - 9hb April 2009
Kursus fotografi di BTPN Terengganu. Tenaga pengajar En. Noorsham Hj. Mohamed Noor dan dibantu oeh Faeez. Didatangkan khas dari PRO AD PHOTOGRAPHY. En. Noorsham ni Nikon Pro Traner dan SPACEUTM tutor. Banayak ilmu yang dapat dipelajari terutama bidang lighting. Teriama kasih En. Noorsham. Banyak yang saya dapat belajar. Makin banyak kursus rasa makin tak pandai pulak. Hik hik...
Petang lebih-kurang jam 4.00 bergerak ke BTPN Terengganu dengan Encik Salleh. Kursus fotografi. Start 5 hingga 9 April. Minta-minta dapat tenaga pengajar yang berpengalaman. Nak tambah ilmu ni. Dulu kursus dengan ASFONS. Semoga kali ini dapat tambah ilmu yang dahulu.
6hb - 9hb April 2009
Kursus fotografi di BTPN Terengganu. Tenaga pengajar En. Noorsham Hj. Mohamed Noor dan dibantu oeh Faeez. Didatangkan khas dari PRO AD PHOTOGRAPHY. En. Noorsham ni Nikon Pro Traner dan SPACEUTM tutor. Banayak ilmu yang dapat dipelajari terutama bidang lighting. Teriama kasih En. Noorsham. Banyak yang saya dapat belajar. Makin banyak kursus rasa makin tak pandai pulak. Hik hik...
02 Mac 2009
12 Februari 2009
Nasa alert as Russian and US satellites crash in space at 25,000mph
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Nasa alert as Russian and US satellites crash in space at 25,000mph
Nasa scientists are closely monitoring the skies after two satellites crashed into each other over Siberia, in what experts have said is the first collision of its kind.
The accident, which took place more than 400 miles above the earth’s surface on Tuesday, has left a large cloud of debris drifting in space. Nasa officials are keeping watch to see if the wreckage could endanger other spacecraft, although they said it was unlikely that the International Space Station could be damaged.
“It will be weeks at least before the true magnitude of these clouds are known,” Nasa said in an alert message. “The risk to the space station is considered to be very small and within acceptable limits.”
The agency said that it was more concerned about the threat to an array of monitoring satellites, which it said were of “highest interest for immediate consideration”.
Air Force Lieutenant Colonel Les Kodlick of the US strategic command, said: “We believe it’s the first time that two satellites have collided in orbit.” The command’s joint space operations centre was tracking 500 to 600 new bits of debris, some as small as 10cm (3.9 inches) across, in addition to the 18,000 or so other man-made objects it has catalogued, he said.
The incident is thought to have involved a 12-year-old satellite belonging to the US company Iridium and a defunct Russian Cosmos satellite that was put into orbit in 1993. The craft, which weighed 560kg and 950kg respectively, apparently smashed into each other at a speed of 420 miles per minute (25,000mph). Both satellites were used for telecommunications, with the US satellite an active part of Iridium’s network of 66 craft which provide satellite telephone access to more than 250,000 people worldwide.
It is unclear what caused the crash, but the Russian satellite is thought to have shut down some time ago and would have had no steering mechanism.
Although there have been collisions in the past, they only involved spent rocket parts or small satellites. The scale of this crash, said officials, was unprecedented.
“In the past almost 20 years there have been three other accidental collisions between objects in orbit, but they’ve all been very minor,” said Nicholas Johnson, chief scientist at Nasa’s orbital debris programme. “The most debris ever produced in an event was four … this is two intact spacecraft colliding and we have hundreds of debris out there.”
In the past abandoned or dysfunctional satellites have caused problems, with some pushed into extremely wide “graveyard” orbits that move them out of the way of other spacecraft. In several cases, rogue satellites have been shot out of the sky to prevent them crashing to Earth.
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Nasa alert as Russian and US satellites crash in space at 25,000mph
Nasa scientists are closely monitoring the skies after two satellites crashed into each other over Siberia, in what experts have said is the first collision of its kind.
The accident, which took place more than 400 miles above the earth’s surface on Tuesday, has left a large cloud of debris drifting in space. Nasa officials are keeping watch to see if the wreckage could endanger other spacecraft, although they said it was unlikely that the International Space Station could be damaged.
“It will be weeks at least before the true magnitude of these clouds are known,” Nasa said in an alert message. “The risk to the space station is considered to be very small and within acceptable limits.”
The agency said that it was more concerned about the threat to an array of monitoring satellites, which it said were of “highest interest for immediate consideration”.
Air Force Lieutenant Colonel Les Kodlick of the US strategic command, said: “We believe it’s the first time that two satellites have collided in orbit.” The command’s joint space operations centre was tracking 500 to 600 new bits of debris, some as small as 10cm (3.9 inches) across, in addition to the 18,000 or so other man-made objects it has catalogued, he said.
The incident is thought to have involved a 12-year-old satellite belonging to the US company Iridium and a defunct Russian Cosmos satellite that was put into orbit in 1993. The craft, which weighed 560kg and 950kg respectively, apparently smashed into each other at a speed of 420 miles per minute (25,000mph). Both satellites were used for telecommunications, with the US satellite an active part of Iridium’s network of 66 craft which provide satellite telephone access to more than 250,000 people worldwide.
It is unclear what caused the crash, but the Russian satellite is thought to have shut down some time ago and would have had no steering mechanism.
Although there have been collisions in the past, they only involved spent rocket parts or small satellites. The scale of this crash, said officials, was unprecedented.
“In the past almost 20 years there have been three other accidental collisions between objects in orbit, but they’ve all been very minor,” said Nicholas Johnson, chief scientist at Nasa’s orbital debris programme. “The most debris ever produced in an event was four … this is two intact spacecraft colliding and we have hundreds of debris out there.”
In the past abandoned or dysfunctional satellites have caused problems, with some pushed into extremely wide “graveyard” orbits that move them out of the way of other spacecraft. In several cases, rogue satellites have been shot out of the sky to prevent them crashing to Earth.
11 Februari 2009
Catatan Bulan Februari
UJIAN FREKUENSI HF DI SK BLAU, GUA MUSANG
Tarikh 20 hingga 21 Februari 2009
Lakaran Trek 200 meter
Kepada cikgu-cikgu sukan ke, PK Ko-Kurikulum ke, ni ada lakaran trek 200m. Walau pun lakaran tak berapa cantik, tapi rasanya amat berguna.
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