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Science and our modern world As our modern world becomes more civilized as well as sophisticated, the world of Science proves to broaden along with it.   No doubt we are living in a world that interconnects with the help of  Technology and Science, these two factors have impacted greatly on our society, where education is widespread and knowledge is provided without limits. Scientists continue to research, test, and evaluate current situations around the world, they try to find a solution for each mystery and present it to the desperate humankind begging for a way out.  Scientists have been carrying out experiments for decades and decades, some of which are essential and others that are unwanted and create more damage to humans and animals. The ultimate purpose of science is to figure out puzzles within the world and universe, where we finally devise a solution to help it out. Even so, as humans predominantly depend on scientists, the iniquitous group of scientists will continue on the

Image source  Wikipedia Image source  Wikipedia Wing Commander   Andrew Duncan Green   OBE , a British Royal Air Force fighter pilot who broke the record of World Land Speed, he drove the jet-powered car  ThrustSSC (supersonic car) with an astounding top speed rate of 763 mph, which lead him to become the first and only SuperSonic land speed record holder. Born in 1962, 30th July, Atherstone, Warwickshire, decided to go into the military line, Green attended the Worcester College, Oxford, where he graduated in 1983 earning first-class honors in mathematics. He was promoted from acting pilot officer to substantive  Pilot officer in the Royal Air Force and began training a role in a jet fighting squadron. In 1997, he drove ThrustSSC where he reached a speed at 763mph, the first supersonic record ever, creating a sonic boom as the ThrustSSC exceeded the speed of sound. Gaining the World Land Speed record 'the fastest man on earth' " (The sonic boom produced by ThrustSSC) was

Juan Manuel Fangio (24 June 1911 - 17 July 1995) was regarded by many as one of the greatest F1 drivers of all time achieving many records that are unlikely to be ever beaten. In 1938, he entered his first-ever national event which was competing in a Ford V8, furthermore, he competed with a Chevrolet winning the Grand Prix International Championship in 1940 and competing in Europe in the late 1940s. He pursued in the  Argentina Turismo Carretera,  where he became its champion and successfully won his title in 1961. Thereafter, he achieved his triumph by winning Formula One World Driver's Championship for the fifth time in the 1950s. Formula One history was won by Fangio when he competed in the 1957 German Grand Prix in which he probably performed the greatest racing performance. He broke the record by winning in the Argentine Grand Prix and gained the status of the only Argentine driver to win on home soil. In 1987 he was appointed President of Mercedes - Benz Argentina and sta

Emirates consider falcons as a symbol of Pride and Heredity  Beduin in The United Arab Emirates and the wider Arabian Peninsula have been practicing falconry and carrying it from generation after generation. This was mainly practiced as an important form of hunting in the desert.  Today Falconry is one of UAE's most honored sports as it has a strong link to heritage, courage, culture, and strength. Hunting with falcons is banned in UAE however, the sport is widely practiced.  Eager to preserve the traditional and cultural heritage of falconry, the UAE's royal families are taking steps to keep falconry alive and thrive for the younger generation of emirates.  There are many programs that release wild falcons back to nature such as the  Sheikh Zayed Falcon Release Programme,  where the medical inspection is done by the  Abu Dhabi Falcon Hospital. By rehabilitating those wild falcons for release. Crown Prince of Dubai, Sheikh Hamdan Bin Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum, a keen falco