Friday, July 12, 2013

Big Buck Bunny [HD] | FULL MOVIE Short film (2008)

petit montage sur le film big bugs bunny, qui montre le film et le making-off.
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300: Rise of an Empire Trailer 2013 - Official 2014 movie trailer in HD - starring Sullivan Stapleton, Eva Green, Lena Headey, Hans Matheson, Rodrigo Santoro - directed by Noam Murro - the Greek general Themistocles battles an invading army of Persians under the mortal-turned-god, Xerxes.

"300: Rise of an Empire" movie hits theaters March 7, 2014.

Based on Frank Miller's latest graphic novel "Xerxes" and told in the breathtaking visual style of the blockbuster "300," this new chapter of the epic saga takes the action to a fresh battlefield—on the sea—as Greek general Themistokles (Sullivan Stapleton) attempts to unite all of Greece by leading the charge that will change the course of the war. "300: Rise of an Empire" pits Themistokles against the massive invading Persian forces led by mortal-turned-god Xerxes (Rodrigo Santoro), and Artemesia (Eva Green), vengeful commander of the Persian navy. 300: Rise of an Empire trailer 2013 is presented in full HD 1080p high resolution.

300: RISE OF AN EMPIRE 2014 Movie
Genre: Action, Adventure
Director: Noam Murro
Starring: Sullivan Stapleton, Eva Green, Lena Headey, Hans Matheson, David Wenham, Rodrigo Santoro, Igal Naor, Callan Mulvey, Jack O'Connell, Andrew Tiernan
Writer: Zack Snyder

300: Rise of an Empire official movie trailer courtesy Warner Bros.

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Dhoni says he backed his instincts to hit winning runs

Dhoni used a heavier bat in the closing stages of the Tri-Nation Series final against Sri Lanka.

By Indo Asian News Service | IANS India Private Limited – 15 hours ago

Port of Spain (Trinidad), July 12: A beaming India's skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni said after leading his team to an amazing victory in the tri-series final against Sri Lanka that he backed his instincts to get 15 runs in the last over to clinch the match.

Dhoni in his post-match remarks Thursday said he knew any bowler who was going to bowl the last over would not be as experienced as Lasith Malinga and he backed himself to get the required runs.
"I knew I could look forward to getting the 15 runs in the last over as Shaminda Eranga was an inexperienced bowler and my instinct worked today (Thursday)," Dhoni said.

Magnificent Dhoni snatches trophy from Sri Lanka
Images from the Tri-Nation Series Final: India vs Sri Lanka
Dhoni said he had to change his bat twice in the closing stages of the match as he needed a heavier bat.
Dhoni, who pushed his deputy Virat Kohli ahead to receive the $60,000 winners' cheque and the Celkon trophy along with him as Kohli had led the side to the final, said he was blessed with a smart cricketing sense in assessing the situation.
A distraught Sri Lankan skipper Angelo Mathews felt that Dhoni was a great finisher and eventually he made the difference.
Mathews said his team had its opportunities to consolidate the position, first while batting and then in the field, but their effort fell short in the end.
"When Kumar Sangakkara and Lahiru Thirimanne were out there at 171 for two, we looked at a score of 230-240, but we lost quick wickets because of poor choice of shots," he said, adding that "his bowlers bowled brilliantly".
On the positive side, Mathews said the team showed a lot of character in entering the final and also the way they fought till the end.
Indian seamer Bhuvaneshwar Kumar was adjudged the Performer of the Series and was presented the Polaris car for finishing with 10 wickets in four matches, sharing the top bowling spot with Sri Lankan spinner Rengana Herath, who received the Housla Buland Academy award for the best bowler.
Rohit Sharma for the second match running was presented the Most Trusted Player award for his well compiled 58 while Dhoni was given the Man-of-the-Match award for his heroic match-winning 45 not out.
Upul Tharanga and Mahela Jayawardene received the Perfect Partnership award for scoring centuries opening the innings against India in their first round-robin game.
Tharanga was the highest scorer in the series with 223 runs followed by Rohit with 217.
Mathews was given the Most Flexible Player award for his all-round performance in the series and West Indian Darren Bravo got the Safe Hands award for fielding.



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Biggest digital camera that can scan two billion galaxies.

Biggest digital camera that can scan two billion galaxies
To be launched in 2020, Euclid's 1.2 metre diameter telescope is the most ambitious mission to date to map the geometry of the universe.

LONDON: A new telescope being built by theEuropean Space Agency (ESA) will map the shape, brightness and 3D distribution of two billion galaxies covering more than a third of the whole sky and looking back over three-quarters of the history of the universe. To be launched in 2020, Euclid's 1.2 metre diameter telescope is the most ambitious mission to date to map the geometry of the universe. 

Scientists hope it will help solve key problems in the understanding of the evolution and fate of our expanding cosmos: the roles played by dark matter and dark energy. Dark matter is invisible, but has gravity and acts to slow the expansion. Dark energy, however, seems to be accelerating the expansion seen around us today. 

Together, these two components are thought to comprise more than 95% of the mass and energy of the universe, with normal matter and energy making up the remaining small fraction. But what they are remains a profound mystery. 

To map the distribution and evolution of dark energy and dark matter in the universe, Euclid requires crisp deep images with sharpness similar to that obtained with the Hubble Space Telescope but over a huge area, some 40% of the sky. It will make high-precision measurements of billions of distant galaxies, using a technique called 'gravitational lensing'. 

The mission will effectively look back in time about 10 billion years, covering the period over which dark energy seems to have accelerated the universe's expansion. 

The eight UK institutions working on the mission have been granted a planned A£8.5 million by the UK Space Agency to develop some of the instruments vital for its mapping task and to support the initial development of the necessary data processing capabilities. 

University College London's Mullard Space Science Laboratory is leading the development of the visible imaging instrument and the Open University is receiving a grant to carry out the radiation testing and verification. 

"The UK is leading the design and construction of the main camera for Euclid," said Professor Mark Cropper at Mullard Space Laboratory. "The camera will have 600 megapixels and will be built in the UK with custom-made UK detectors from e2v in Chelmsford. It will also be one of the largest digital cameras ever launched into space and will provide a fabulous view of much of the sky in incredible detail for everyone." 

Euclid's infra-red camera will be used to measure distances to many of the galaxies. "These distances give us another view of the dark universe," says Professor Carlton Baugh at the University of Durham who is responsible for generating detailed Euclid simulations. "Looking at a 3-D picture of the universe is a lot more interesting." 

Nasa recently signed an MOU with ESA, outlining its contribution to the mission. The US agency will provide 20 detectors for the near-infrared instrument, which will operate alongside a visible-wavelength camera. The instruments, telescope and spacecraft will be built and operated in Europe. Nasa has also nominated 40 US scientists to become members of the Euclid Consortium, who will build the instruments and analyse the science data returned from the mission. The consortium already includes almost 1,000 scientists from 13 European countries and the US. 

Euclid is optimised to answer one of the most important questions in modern cosmology: why is the universe expanding at an accelerating rate, rather than slowing down due to the gravitational attraction of all the matter in it? The discovery of this cosmic acceleration in 1998 by teams of US, European and other international scientists was rewarded with the Nobel prize for physics in 2011



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