Christianity Etc › Re: See What Jehovah Witnesses Go Through When Spreading The Gospel (photos) by NigerianScholar: 7:37pm On Jul 26, 2016 |
ismayl: but the money come from 10% of looted or stolen funds by their people in govt. You are just talking. No fact |
Romance › Re: Lady With Massive ‘sleepy Breasts’ Causes Controversy On Socia Media (photos) by NigerianScholar: 11:09pm On Jul 24, 2016 |
Oh, how the mighty have fallen Woowwwwwwwww, finally. After all dese years m finally ftc (fifteenth to comment)  |
Christianity Etc › Re: See What Jehovah Witnesses Go Through When Spreading The Gospel (photos) by NigerianScholar: 5:37pm On Jul 24, 2016 |
SirLewis: While some other group of people who steal with a bible in hand will buy private jets and claim it's to help them win more souls. Smh Stop being ignorant, there is nothing special in buying a private jet. It is actually an investment. As long as the members of d church arent forced to pay offering and the pastor doesnt steal ders no problem Let me put it in a mathematical term Car=private jet Taxi/bus= commercial jets Tell me the difference between owning a car and owning a private jet pls? |
Education › Re: ABU Zaria: One Of The Finest Universities In Nigeria (pics) by NigerianScholar: 5:30am On Jul 24, 2016 |
dadabashua1: Abu Zaria is for sure not just one of the most prestigious and early established universities in Nigeria, but still remain of the finest, with some breath taking structures. Show us d pics of d hostels I saw d video of pulse tv strivia university invasion abu, zaria. And d place wasnt nyc at all |
Science/Technology › Re: Nso Ephesian's Wooden Food Flask In Nigeria by NigerianScholar: 9:56pm On Jul 23, 2016 |
segebobo: It's unique & fashionable. However a disadvantage is that it's going to be heavier than conventional flasks. Wood is also subject to degradation/decay. On the ability to retain heat, I won't be able to comment about that. Weight depends on the type of wood. If light bamboo is used. It'll b very light And the wood wont decay if properly treated |
Phones › Re: How Long Does Your Android Battery Last When Charged Full by NigerianScholar: 9:19am On Jul 23, 2016 |
neejay1986: gionee S plus
Heavy Usage: 24 hrs
Mild usage : 45 hrs Extreme mode : 5 days Why the Bleep you lying? 3100+ mah last 24 hours on Android on heavy usage I bend. |
Science/Technology › Re: FG To Generate Electricity From Uranium: Facts About Uranium You Should Know by NigerianScholar: 9:58pm On Jul 22, 2016 |
Suntzung: Any How Sha, but we realy need nuclear enargy in NIG. We need energy not nuclear energy. We dont need nuclear waste In our already- polluted nation And remember...accidents hhappen Remember The Chernobyl accident, where the harmful effects of nuclear radiation on humans can even be witnessed today. Estimates conclude that somewhere between 15 000 and 30 000 people lost their lives in the Chernobyl aftermath and more than 2.5 million Ukrainians are still struggling with health problems related to nuclear waste |
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: What Is Wrong With This Cv? by NigerianScholar: 7:36pm On Jul 22, 2016 |
In short, its too long. The opening paragraph isnr properly arranged,all those points given under your past work are un necessary. Remove the online courses totally and use only the relevant qualifications. Your cv makes you look like a show off Lastly, under your skills. Remove most of them like I said, use only the relevant ones My 2 cents Nvm, dont mind all what I said before. I advice you to refer to the link below and start again http://m.wikihow.com/Write-a-CV-(Curriculum-Vitae) Preciousgirl: pLEASE Go through and edit this cv for the carrier 
[center]CURRICULUM VITAE
OF Preciousgirl[/center]
NAME: Preciousgirl PHONE: POSTAL ADDRESS: Home: 0546484944 C/O TINTIMI Personal: 0242183511 P.O. 1000, NAIROBI, KENYA. LINKEDIN PROFILE: https://gh.linkedin.com/pub/preciousgirl EMAIL: preciousgirl@yahoo.com WEBSITE: www.preciousgirl.com OBJECTIVE Looking for a befitting position in a progressive organization where my project management, communication, research, advocacy, investigative, teaching, managerial, broadcasting, human rights and conflict management skills will support to provide quality services and a positive transformation of the society.
PROFESSIONAL SUMMARY An enthusiastic team player with a strong ethic and advanced complex problem solving skills, self-motivated, innovative and goal-oriented management, education , human rights, conflict management, radio broadcasting, research and advocacy professional committed to roles assigned me. Precious is a God-fearing and dedicated team player with deep-seated skills, knowledge and experience in the area of management, education, advocacy, human rights, conflict management and radio broadcasting. I am a meticulous professional excellent at juggling multiple tasks and working under pressure with broad industry experience. I am capable of working under less supervision in any geographic area.
WORK EXPERIENCE Employer Period Kenya Education Service 2007 to Present As Teacher Nairobi, Kenya • Facilitating learning by establishing a good relationship with pupils and by organizing lesson resources and the classroom learning environment. • Developing and fostering the appropriate skills and social abilities to enable the optimum development of children, according to age, ability and aptitude. • Assessing and recording progress and preparing pupils for examinations. • Challenging and inspiring pupils to help them deepen their knowledge and understanding. • Developing schemes of work and lesson plans in line with curriculum objectives Nairobi Senior High School 2011 to 2013 As Part-time Social Studies Teacher Nairobi, Kenya • Facilitating learning by establishing a relationship with pupils and by organizing lesson resources and the classroom learning environment. • Assessing and recording progress and preparing pupils for examinations. • Developing schemes of work and lesson plans in line with curriculum objectives. Precious Enterprise 2009 to 2013 As General Manager Nairobi, Kenya • Provided leadership and vision to the organization by assisting the staff. • Oversaw preparation of an annual report summarizing progress on short and long range plans. • Performed any other role assigned me by the company. Rasta Reggae Radio 99.9FM 2008 to 2014 As Radio Presenter/Producer Nairobi, Kenya • Prepared run sheets. • Provided and organized content material for radio show.
• Served as a regular analyst on Radio Peace’s Saturday sports programme. Kenyan Statistical Service 2011 to 2011 As Census Enumerator Nairobi, Kenya • Conducted an extensive and thorough visual survey of the areas that needed to be covered during the census taking procedure. • Compiled, recorded and coded information derived from specified forms into a predefined database. • Compiled reports of information derived from census activities and ensured that they got vetted by the supervisor. Electoral Commission of Kenya 2014 to 2014 As Data Entry Clerk Nairobi, Kenya • Maintained database by entering data of new voter identification card applicants. • Checked to ensure that accurate data had been entered into the database. • Generated statistical reports based on maintained data on a periodic basic. Electricity Company of Kenya (ECK) 2003 to 2014 As bonded cashier Nairobi, Kenya • Acted as an agent of the Electricity Company of Kenya and collected bills.
EDUCATION AND TRAINING Name of Institution and Award Date of Award • Institution: UNIVERSITY OF NAIROBI -5th July 2014 Award: Master of Philosophy in Social Studies • Institution: UNIVERSITY OF NAIROBI -9th June 2011 Award: Bachelor’s Degree in Education • Institution: NAIROBI COLLEGE OF EDUCATION -13th May 2007 Award: Diploma in Education • Institution: ALISON -15th October 2015 Award: Diploma in Project Management • Institution: ALISON -10th August 2015 Award: Diploma in Legal Studies • Institution: ALISON -2nd June 2015 Award: Diploma in Customer Service • Institution: UNITED STATES INSTITUTE OF PEACE -2nd September 2014 Award: Certificate in Civil Resistance and Non-Violent Conflicts • Institution: UNITED STATES INSTITUTE OF PEACE -12th May 2014 Award: Certificate in Interfaith Conflict Resolution • Institution: UNITED STATES INSTITUTE OF PEACE -5th June 2014 Award: Certificate in tools for Creative Peace Building • Institution: UNITED STATES INSTITUTE OF PEACE -11th October 2014 Award: Certificate in Good Governance after Conflict • Institution: UNITED STATES INSTITUTE OF PEACE -22nd December 2014 Award: Certificate in Conflict Analysis • Institution: UNITED STATES INSTITUTE OF PEACE -21st December 2014 Award: Certificate in Negotiation and Conflict Management • Institution: MEDICAL PEACE WORKS -8th October 2015 Award: Certificate in Health Workers, Conflict and Peace • Institution: MEDICAL PEACE WORKS -3rd October 2015 Award: Certificate in Medicine, Health and Human Rights • Institution: MEDICAL PEACE WORKS -13th October 2015 Award: Certificate in War, Weapons and Conflict Strategies • Institution: MEDICAL PEACE WORKS -13th October 2015 Award: Certificate in Structural Violence and Causes of Violent Conflicts • Institution: PEACE OPERATIONS TRAINING INSTITUTE -23rd August 2015 Award: Certificate in Protection of Civilians • Institution: PEACE OPERATIONS TRAINING INSTITUTE -22nd November 2014 Award: Certificate in Gender Perspectives in United Nations Peace Keeping Operations • Institution: PEACE OPERATIONS TRAINING INSTITUTE -30th November 2014 Award: Certificate in International Humanitarian Law and the Law of Armed Conflict • Institution: PEACE OPERATIONS TRAINING INSTITUTE -23rd August 2015 Award: Certificate in Human Rights • Institution: PEACE OPERATIONS TRAINING INSTITUTE -30th November 2014 Award: Certificate in Ethics in Peacekeeping • Institution: PEACE OPERATIONS TRAINING INSTITUTE -10th December 2014 Award: Certificate in Peacekeeping and International Conflict Resolution • Institution: PEACE OPERATIONS TRAINING INSTITUTE -16th December 2014 Award: Certificate in Human Rights and Peacekeeping • Institution: PEACE OPERATIONS TRAINING INSTITUTE -12th January 2015 Award: Certificate in Preventing Violence against Women and Gender Inequality • Institution: PEACE OPERATIONS TRAINING INSTITUTE -4th December 2014 Award: Certificate in Ebola Virus Disease: Awareness and Precautions for Peacekeeping Personnel SHORT/ONLINE COURSES Name of Institution and award Date of Award • Institution: OPEN TRAINING INSTITUTE -30th November 2014 Award: Certificate in Management for a Competitive Edge • Institution: OPEN TRAINING INSTITUTE -23rd December 2014 Award: Certificate in Human Resources • Institution: OPEN TRAINING INSTITUTE -23rd December 2014 Award: Certificate in Teaching Adult Learners • Institution: OPEN TRAINING INSTITUTE -23rd February 2015 Award: Certificate in Early Childhood Education • Institution: OPEN TRAINING INSTITUTE -23rd December 2014 Award: Certificate in Negotiation and Conflict Management • Institution: OPEN TRAINING INSTITUTE -23rd February 2015 Award: Certificate in Understanding the Origins of Crime • Institution: OPEN TRAINING INSTITUTE -23rd December 2014 Award: Certificate in Sociology • Institution: USAID & MEASURE EVALUATION -6th June 2015 Award: Certificate in Monitoring and Evaluation • Institution: USAID & MEASURE EVALUATION -9th June 2015 Award: Certificate in Data Demand and Use • Institution: USAID & OTI -6th June 2015 Award: Certificate in Art of Advocacy • Institution: UDEMY -6th November 2014 Award: Certificate in Introduction to Human Rights • Institution: UDEMY -6th November 2014 Award: Certificate in Introduction to Business and Management • Institution: UDEMY -6th November 2014 Award: Certificate in Prince2 Foundation Introduction • Institution: UDEMY -2nd November 2014 Award: Certificate in UK Constitutional Law • Institution: UDEMY -4th November 2014 Award: Certificate in UK Human Rights Law • Institution: UDEMY -19th January 2015 Award: Certificate in UK Criminal Law • Institution: UDEMY -8th November 2014 Award: Certificate in Change and Innovation Management • Institution: UDEMY -4th December 2014 Award: Certificate in Reasonable Teaching: Master the Art of Teaching • Institution: UDEMY -4th December 2014 Award: Certificate in Language, Literacy and Learning in primary schools • Institution: UDEMY -20th November 2014 Award: Certificate in Certificate in Operations Management • Institution: UDEMY -24th November 2014 Award: Certificate in Leadership • Institution: UDEMY -6th November 2014 Award: Certificate in Microsoft Excel • Institution: UDEMY -24th November 2014 Award: Certificate in Leadership, Management and Entrepreneurship • Institution: UDEMY -6th November 2014 Award: Certificate in Internal Communication Methods • Institution: UDEMY -14th December 2014 Award: Certificate in Ethics: an Overview • Institution: UDEMY -5th October 2014 Award: Certificate in calming angry people quickly • Institution: SAYLOR’S.ORG -4th November 2014 Award: Certificate in Customer Service
SKILLS AND COMPETENCIES • Strong analytical skills • Strong Organizational skills • Managerial skills • Investigative skills • Exceptional Interpersonal skills • Personable • Proficient Computer skills • Outstanding writing skills • Supervising Skills • Advocacy skills and experience • Meticulous • Time Conscious • Exceptional Interpersonal skills • Mediation skills • Proficient Computer skills • Monitoring experience • Fluent in English • Negotiation skills • Maverick • Project Management • Exceptional Facilitation skills • Proficient Teaching skills • Indefatigable • Good sense of humour
REFERENCES • Professor Zam Zam Former Dean of Social Studies Department University of Nairobi P.O.BOX 1000 Nairobi TEL: 100000000000 • Mr. Isaac Petrol Lecturer (Social Studies Department) University of Nairobi P.O.BOX 100000000000 Nairobi TEL: 100000000000 • Mr. Peter Craze Lecturer (English Language Department) University of Torontoro P.O.BOX 100000000000 Nairobi TEL: 3000000000000000000000 |
Science/Technology › Re: FG To Generate Electricity From Uranium: Facts About Uranium You Should Know by NigerianScholar: 6:58pm On Jul 22, 2016 |
Suntzung: The country that suplied and install the reactor would also be responsible 4 the operations management and maintenance of the facility 4 several years b4 handing over to well trained local staffs. Fg will pay in installments. And they will end up defaulting. This has happened several times |
Crime › Re: Man Beaten For Stealing A Power Bank At Computer Village, Jos (Video) by NigerianScholar: 2:19pm On Jul 22, 2016 |
admax: I was angry with the thieve when I saw this topic but after reading the story, I am angry with the mob.
A man in his 50s stealing a power bank shows that's a sign of extreme poverty. The man needs help and not beatings.
Btw: Politicians keep stealing left, right and center. Money meant for the development of our country that could have also been used to take care of the elderly. There is no justification for what he did. Dont say state of nation, he is greedy. Will that single power bank put food on his table. If its the economy that did this to him. He would have taken sth better |
Science/Technology › Re: FG To Generate Electricity From Uranium: Facts About Uranium You Should Know by NigerianScholar: 9:50am On Jul 21, 2016 |
Suntzung: The country that suplied and install the reactor would also be responsible 4 the operations management and maintenance of the facility 4 several years b4 handing over to well trained local staffs. That is eye service After some time. They will stop funding it properly and something will eventually happen. The local staff will introduce corruption into d whole thing. Sad truth |
Science/Technology › Re: FG To Generate Electricity From Uranium: Facts About Uranium You Should Know by NigerianScholar: 9:59pm On Jul 20, 2016 |
Nigeria doesn't take safety and maintenance serious. An error can be fatal to the settlement(s) around it mrphysics: Today, we read https://www.nairaland.com/3236793/fg-set-generate-electricity-uranium about the move by the federal government to generate electricity from the element Uranium, i read how many people opposed it while some agreed to it, let us briefly highlight some things about the heavy element Uranium.
a., Uranium is a very heavy metal which can be used as an abundant source of concentrated energy .Uranium occurs in most rocks in concentrations of 2 to 4 parts per million and is as common in the Earth's crust as tin, tungsten and molybdenum. Uranium occurs in seawater, and can be recovered from the oceans.
b. Uranium was discovered in 1789 by Martin Klaproth, a German chemist, in the mineral called pitchblende. It was named after the planet Uranus, which had been discovered eight years earlier. Uranium was apparently formed in supernovas about 6.6 billion years ago. While it is not common in the solar system, today its slow radioactive decay provides the main source of heat inside the Earth, causing convection and continental drift.
c.
The high density of uranium means that it also finds uses in the keels of yachts and as counterweights for aircraft control surfaces, as well as for radiation shielding. Uranium has a melting point of 1132°C. The chemical symbol for uranium is U.
Let's keep going
Dedicated to my grandmother who left me to the world beyond today 20/7/2016 @ exactly 10:00 a.m. she was 72yrs, Till her death Oshiahu Rose Ngwuta was a peaceful woman. We will miss you.
http://www.world-nuclear.org/information-library/nuclear-fuel-cycle/introduction/what-is-uranium-how-does-it-work.aspx |
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Education › Re: This Will Show If You Went To Private Or Public School by NigerianScholar: 12:48pm On Jul 17, 2016 |
acenazt: 25 or 13 or 10
30-15=15
15+10=25....
Or 3|0 3+10=13 0+10=10. Lol, you missed it with style When you use all d ako in d world to answer a question and u miss it  |
Education › Re: 16 Amazing But Weird China Facts by NigerianScholar: 12:38pm On Jul 17, 2016 |
amtaken: Is it the same China I have been going to that you just described or another one? we r talking bouh d china in asia not the one at ketu |
Education › Re: 95% Will Pronounce This Number Wrongly.. by NigerianScholar: 10:06am On Jul 17, 2016 |
Kelklein: Reserved for the correct pronunciation!
Lalasticlala give it a try
[color=#CD1076]modified:[/color] It's actually pronounced one half (without the hyphen) Or One and a half
@ VictorRomanov, Obinoscopy well done!
To learn more about fractions go to https://english.stackexchange.com%2Fquestions%2F72614%2Fwhy-does-one-half-have-no-hyphen-but-two-thirds-does&why=i_list&service_id=803478443041409 Sorry, was carried away. One half means 1/2 but one and a half means 1 and one half (1/2) |
Education › Re: 95% Will Pronounce This Number Wrongly.. by NigerianScholar: 10:00am On Jul 17, 2016 |
Kelklein: I actually tried this among my friends and found out 9 out of 10 pronounced the number: [size=22]½[/size] wrongly..
Now,,how do you pronounce it? Abeg tell me the answer If its nt a half or one half. I dont know what it is. |
Education › Re: FG Clarifies Ban On Post-utme, Admission Procedure See Here by NigerianScholar: 9:51am On Jul 17, 2016 |
Batifeori: Well I have been posted. The only concern am still having is that,I used awaiting result and I still can't understand how the school will short-list student. Is by jamb score or by ssce result or by combining both? Its by merit, catchment and eod's |
Education › Re: See The Giant Scorpion I Saw At My Door Net Yesterday Night @my Lodge by NigerianScholar: 1:05am On Jul 17, 2016 |
Mrjosaphat: Yesterday could have been a day I would never forget, AM a 300lv/400lv mechanical engineering student Anambra state University preparing to leave the skul tomorrow after a successful 2nd semester exam, Yesterday night could have been a terrible night after seeing this giant scorpion patiently waiting for me, it was around 9pm when I went out to get something for my self for dinner only to come back and find this, all thank to my neighbor and level mate who first saw it before I could open the door.
Please bear with me, am having issues uploading the pictures, one successful , other pictures will be uploaded soon You obviously dont know d meaning of d bolded above. Or, u neva watch nat geo wild |
Travel › Re: All About JOS The Sweet And Non Expensive Nigerian City! (exclusive Photos) by NigerianScholar: 12:00am On Jul 16, 2016 |
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Food › Re: Lagos People Won't Kill Me With Stew, Oil & Pepper by NigerianScholar: 5:10pm On Jul 15, 2016 |
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Phones › Re: Phone Is Gradually Turning Me To Something Else(help/advice) by NigerianScholar: 12:15am On Jul 12, 2016 |
NZAGHA: Please help/advice me on what to do...
Its really getting out of hand...
I think phone has really, done more harm to me than good.
It makes me procrastinate... What i will have to do now, i will be tinking of leaving it the next day just to surf on NL.
I makes me lazy... All the time phone.. No time to do other thing, even if i get, i go just receive notification from fb, nl... Hia dere i go no more chores..
Makes me depressed if my ba3 is down, e go just be like say world don end...
Lastly, am currently suffering from finger pain... Too much pim pim pim, my finger they hot like fire...
Some times i go give my friends d phone in other to engage something in one way or thee other... But after dem return am.. Haa.. I go calculate all those days wey i neva press join, come see phone destroyer 
friends, of a truth am tired of this stuff, i need an advice from you guys... Thanksz. 1, buy a less powerful phone 2, limit d amount of data you buy 3, off ur data as much as possible 4, Google is ur friend 5, delete time consuming apps 6, control d no of hrs u spend on ur fone some apps will help u achieve ds. Set a password dat u can't remember to restrict usage. See no4 Quote me for more pieces of advise |
Health › Re: Health Benefits Of Moringa Leaf by NigerianScholar: 12:21pm On Jul 11, 2016 |
2ndejoj: How i take my Moringa:
i pluck fresh leaves and place a cup
grate ginger and Garlic into the cup
add boiled water to the content and cover
leave for a few minutes
take it last thing at night
a good sleep awaits u.
or just chew the seeds.
thank me later. I tried ds ur method. Wasnt able to get ginger nd garlic. But I managed onions. It doesnt taste bitter. I actually tasted. But I just cant stand d odour and the colour makes it look like I am taking something toxic
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Career › Re: What Factors And People Aided Your Choice Of Course Of Study/Profession? by NigerianScholar: 7:33am On Jul 11, 2016 |
Azil: I didn't care for going to the university, my parents insisted. So, I took the first course offered to me (computer science), graduated with a fine result in 2011 and I have never needed my certificate till date. I run my own business. Please shed more light on this. I am doing computer science |
Career › Re: What Factors And People Aided Your Choice Of Course Of Study/Profession? by NigerianScholar: 7:31am On Jul 11, 2016 |
Okijajuju1: My Mother..
She said; If you study any course that isn't Engineering I will not pay your school fees..  Career options in a Nigerian home 1. A doctor 2. An engineer 3. A lawyer 4. A failure |
Career › Re: What Factors And People Aided Your Choice Of Course Of Study/Profession? by NigerianScholar: 7:27am On Jul 11, 2016 |
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Career › Re: What Factors And People Aided Your Choice Of Course Of Study/Profession? by NigerianScholar: 7:23am On Jul 11, 2016 |
Jamean: Hey guys, happy holiday. I wish the moon can wait like this every year 
So... just a little play and throw back time to cool off for the holiday. Friday ain't far though.
This thread will be about sharing our reasons for choosing a department in high school, the factors and people that aided your choice of course of study even though you ended up not practising it.
For me, I grew up being very organised and always wanted to be able to account for whatever I had and plan for what I needed. In junior secondary I did very well in all subjects save for Music (those musical notes were like rocket science). I remember enjoying my shorthand, Introductory Technology drawing, my fine art designs and sketching a skeleton in Integrated Science. So, in a way I was well to do on every side. Subtly, I had settled within me to study Physiology for the awe of the workings of the human body, the ecosystem and other living organisms I learnt from Integrated Science. Till the nightmare of balancing equation and all those chemical shii came up. I had 2 of my teachers explain the topics to me but to no avail.
I knew not understanding chemical components was gonna be trouble for me in Chemistry so I settled for Commercial dept when it was time to choose. I wasn't completely happy about this decision. Meanwhile, my clique of friends all went to science department. At the beginning of 3rd term I had made up my mind to switch to Sciences and discussed with my mum to come speak with the school management. I went ahead to collect notes of the prior terms from my closest friend (of blessed memory) in Science dept so I can catch up with what they had done.
Well, he influenced me to come his house. Unknowing to me that he had told his elder sister who was a chartered accountant to advise me to remain in commercial department and be my best there. The set up worked and I had a counsel of my life and that was the last day I ever pondered on being a science student.
Unfortunately, He died at the end of that term. I finished high and studied accounting at the university. Today, I practice as an accountant and I love every bit of it.
So... who's next, let's hear your story.  My hatred for long notes and subjects like civic nd business studies made me run away from the arts nd commercial class. But, I am very good in maths,int.tech nd int. science so. Going to science class wasnt that big of a choice. But, I had to do biology which meant long notes and useless diagrams  I endured till I got to ss3 and I dropped it immediately. I didn't do any engineering course because I hate all those engineering drawings. I hated chemistry also. No biology, no medicine. Csnt spend 7 years in school. So, I chose computer science. Because I will have a wide range of options when I finish I want to be my own person. I didnt allow anyone to influence my decision |
Science/Technology › Re: Let's Talk About Extraterrestrials, Aliens, UFOs: Are They Real? by NigerianScholar: 8:06pm On Jul 10, 2016 |
Hunnydropps: Oh yes...I forgot about that mission. People are actually signing up to be a part of it. They are giving '1-way tickets', lol. Dear God, I couldn't do it myself. I do understand some people must but I wouldn't want to myself bc im not that brave, lol...or see a person close to me go.
Could you make that sacrifice to be such a large part of history? Tahhhh, what did history ever do for me. I cannot die because of fame and money that I wont enjoy I can actually visit the place. But I wont be the first. They should first of all inspect the area and map it out |
Science/Technology › Re: Let's Talk About Extraterrestrials, Aliens, UFOs: Are They Real? by NigerianScholar: 9:28am On Jul 10, 2016 |
Hunnydropps: I'm going to check out interstellar...sounds ds very interesting. I do agree with you that initially manned travel would most likely be out of the question. I do hope to see some big strides in this department before I die, lol. Just wait, It is the result from nasa's planned manned mission to mars in the 2030's that will determine the future of space exploration for mankind |
Science/Technology › Re: Let's Talk About Extraterrestrials, Aliens, UFOs: Are They Real? by NigerianScholar: 2:07pm On Jul 09, 2016 |
Ranchhoddas: Assume I am able to communicate telepathically with you.(Like Jean Grey or Charles Xavier of the X-men and I also have the ability to teleport like Nightcrawler). If I am standing beside you and slay the dinosaur at 5PM and I immediately teleport a distance of 65million lightyears, if I ask you about the dinosaur, what will be your response. Telepathically that is? There is a limit to how far you can teleport. You cant just teleport 65 million lights years away. Its nt a distance that is small. Teleportation involves disintegrating yourself in one place. And immediately making a copy in another place. Even if u can teleport that far. U would be faster than light. Aka timetravel. Because u will be able to see yourself If you could observe 65 million light years away. |
Science/Technology › Re: Let's Talk About Extraterrestrials, Aliens, UFOs: Are They Real? by NigerianScholar: 2:01pm On Jul 09, 2016 |
SnowJay92: No, but dolphins can save you from drowning or from a shark attack. You can play with them, hug them, and am sure of they have other abilities, they wouldn't mind offering them for good. In this case if something synonymous to a shark visits earth in ds case. I mean something toxic to humans |
Science/Technology › Re: Let's Talk About Extraterrestrials, Aliens, UFOs: Are They Real? by NigerianScholar: 7:47am On Jul 09, 2016 |
Ranchhoddas: I understand the explanation. But does this mean that dead dinosaurs on earth are alive somewhere? No, light is like sound. But faster If I scream. D person closer to me will hear it first. If a loud noise is made. It would be late/delayed for a person hearing it from a faraway distance. Same for the case of light. Space is so big dat it is the light from the time of d dinosaurs that the alien would be observing now |