Zircon

It was recently discovered one of the oldest zircon crystals of the Earth, with about 4.4 billion years that demonstrate the theory of a cold early Earth, a temperature sufficient to have water, so has unable to be dated to the first species or microorganisms are about 3.6 billion years old.
This advance in geology has served to investigate other planets and also know more about the space around us. The next goal is to compare these materials with other nearby planets and find out more about the formation of these.
I hope that later they can make travel and find more interesting things about this, our galaxy.

http://edition.cnn.com/2014/02/24/world/oldest-earth-fragment/index.html?hpt=wo_t5

13 milion dollar car?

Rolls-Royce Sweptail
This weekend the brand Rolls-Royce relased in a private party a new car called Sweptail. The best luxury brands like Pagani, Bugatti a car cost like 1 to 3 million dollars but this Rolls that the brand launch costs around 12,8 million dollars. The brand was inspirated ina a old model of 1930 to do this hiper exclusive model, apart from being handmade, you can customize each piece of the interior to own pleasure. A lot of car brands think that's a marketing tactic to the richest people to have the most expensive car in the world, the experts think that is a overvalue car.


http://www.thedrive.com/new-cars/10739/13-million-rolls-royce-sweptail-could-be-most-expensive-new-car-ever-made

Venezuela

Punished protesting

In Venezuela there was little makes a passive and unarmed demonstrations. It has attracted much attention for human rights when the police attacked and fired on the population with physical, psychological abuse and even torture.

Human Rights Watch’s research shows that Venezuelan security forces have repeatedly used unlawful force against unarmed and nonviolent people. Some of the worst abuses documented in the report were against people who were not even participating in demostrations, or were already detained and fully under the control of security forces.

"The international community – and particularly the members of UNASUR who engage regularly with the Venezuelan government – should forcefully condemn the appalling abuses Human Rights Watch documented,” Vivanco said. “They should insist that the Maduro government halt these violations, release the people wrongly detained, and bring to justice the state security personnel and the armed gangs responsible for attacks on unarmed protesters.”

http://www.hrw.org/reports/2014/05/05/punished-protesting