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Tuesday 9 December 2008

Gajini - Guzarish (Tu Meri Adhuri Pyas Pyas) lyrics

  A R Rahman rocks again...Ghajini.... a hindi remake of a tamil film in same name.
 
The song "Sutrum vizhi sudare..." made a huge hit in tamil version

Like wise in hindi version "Guzarish... (Tu Meri Adhuri Pyas Pyas)" will made a hit...

already it was in everyone lips from the launch of music...


Lyric : Indranil Banerjee
Singers : Javed Ali, Sonu Nigam

Here is the lyrics of it.


Tu meri adhuri pyas pyas
Tu agayi mann ko ras ras
aab thoooo 

Tu meri adhuri pyas pyas
Tu agayi mann ko ras ras
aab tho thu aaja pass passsssss
hain Guzarishhhhhh

Hain haal to dil ka tang tang
thu rang ja mere rang rang
bas chalna mere sang sang
hain Guzarishhhhhh

kehde thu han tho zindagi
chainon se chhutke hasegi
moti hunge moti rahon meinnn
yeh yeh yeh

Tu meri adhuri pyas pyas
Tu agayi mann ko ras ras
aab tho thu aaja pass passsssss
hain Guzarishhhhhh


Sheeshe ke khwaab lekke
raaton mein chal raha hon
takrana jao kahinnnn

aasha ki lon hain roshan
phir bhi toffan ka dhar hain
lon bhuj na jaye kahin

bas eak haan ki guzaarish
phir hogi khusiyon ki baarish

Tu meri adhuri pyas pyas
Tu agayi mann ko ras ras
aab tho thu aaja pass passsssss
hain Guzarishhhhhh



hmmm mmm mm mmm mmm mm mmm hmmmmm mm…

oho ohhhhhhhhhh oho ohhhhhhhhh..

chanda hain aasman hain
aur badal bhee gane hain
yeh chandaaa chup jaye naaa

tanhayi das rahin hain
aur dhadkan bad rahi hain
eak pal bhi chain aaye na

kaisi aajab dastaan hain
bheechainiyan baas yahan hainnn ohhh

Tu meri adhuri pyas pyas
Tu agayi mann ko ras ras
aab tho thu aaja pass passsssss
hain Guzarishhhhhh

hain haal tho dil ka thang thang
thu rang ja mere rang rang
bas chalna mere sang sang
hain Guzarishhhhhh

Tu meri adhuri pyas pyas
hmm m m m hmmm




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Friday 28 November 2008

Mundhinam paarthene - Vaaranam Aayiram - Lyrics



Music : Harris Jayaraj
Lyric : Thaamarai
Singers : Naresh Iyer, Prashanthini
Here the lyrics is....

Friday 14 November 2008

Great India Kissed the Moon

The Indian tricolour marked its presence on the moon on Friday night after having flown 3,86,000km from the earth. The timing of this proud
moment had been specially designed to coincide with Children's Day.

The United States, the former Soviet Union and the European Space Agency comprising 17 countries already have their flags on the moon.

Sunday 9 November 2008

Chandrayaan-1 enters lunar orbit successfully

After two weeks of journey India's first unmanned lunar spacecraft Chandrayaan-1 entered the lunar orbit on Saturday (Nov. 08, 2008) evening. It started at 16:50 hrs IST and within 14 minutes, it the entered lunar orbit. It is now 504 km from Moon. ISRO says the most critical operation is successful. With this development, India's moon mission has been declared successful.For detail news visit : http://www.chandrayaan-i.com/news/news.html?tid=11082008

Thursday 6 November 2008

Online animator

Wanna animate your pictures without downloading any software and installing it? Here is the site...http://imator.com/ . After many googling i found this site, and its worths waiting.... Its very simple and cool.... even its not mandatory to be a member.
Just select the size and speed as erquired and add the photos by choosing from url or from ur folder, then click apply. After succesful upload proceed with the next one...

It's your choice to have the "imator.com" as watermark in ur animated image.

the result will can be seen at the bottom... if your are not satisfy with the result adjust the speed and size as required.

Just right click and save it to your computer...

juz try and u too say "CoooooooL"....

happy surfing....

Friday 31 October 2008

Moon Race

It was during the days of cold war between Soviet Union and America after World War-II. Rivalry exists in each and every thing between them. If Soviet sends a space craft, then America will send one on the next year.
Soviet leads the race till America’s Apollo-8’s manned lunar orbit on December 1968. Then on America becomes the front runner in Moon Race.
 The history starts like this…
  • Nearly 50 years before on 2nd January 1959 Soviet Union  made world’s first moon mission LUNA-1. But unfortunately the space craft missed the moon
  • On 12th September 1959 Soviet Union launched a space craft called LUNA-2 which made the first lunar impact.
  • Then the race began between two rivalries with objectives to who touches the moon first.
  • By the success of various Apollo programs America made successful landing on Moon. Neil Armstrong is the first man who made his foot print on moon’s Surface.
  • Totally 12 persons landed on moon then after. This race nearly ends after 1976 when Soviet sends LUNA-24 which brings moon dust back to earth.
  • Then it’s started again on 90’s
  • During mid of March 1994 America’s Clementine discovered water ice on South Pole and North Pole.
  • In 1998 January America’s Lunar Prospector discovered neutrons are reflected from moons surface due to Cosmic rays. Then it’s sure that enriched hydrogen will be available in these areas.
  • In 2003 Europe’s Space Agency (ESA) sent SMART-I lunar orbiter.
  • In 2007 September 14th Japan sent a lunar orbiter called Kaguya
  • In 2007 October China sent Chang’e-1
 After these many marches towards moon man kind knows some more interesting facts about moon. 
  • It was nearly -200 deg Celsius cold on the other side of moon where light doesn’t falls.
  • It was nearly 140 deg Celsius hot on the day time on the other side.
  • There was no Ozone layer
  • It was assumed that ice layer of nearly 50,000 Sq Km in North Pole and nearly 20,000 Sq Km in South Pole can be found. It means nearly 3 million tones of water.
  • One kind of nuclear fuel called Helium-3 was discovered on moons surface. 
By these results man started his calculation like this.
  • With the aid of water we can convert H2O into H2+O
  • Hydrogen can be used to fuel space cars and rockets.
  • Oxygen can be used for survival of space walkers.
  • By the use of cold condition beneath moon surface we can store oxygen and hydrogen in liquid form.
  • In moon the day light will have 200 deg Celsius hot; also one moon day is equal to nearly 13 days. By this with a 10 Sq feet area we can produce nearly 15 KW of electricity.
  • By the possibility of Super Conductivity we can transmit High Voltage electrictity by high tension grids. Interesting fact here is there will be no energy leakage and energy loss on moon.
  • Helium-3 also called as space fuel which attracts these nations even more than the above. 
In the end of 90’s the whole world suffers due to energy shortage. After Steam, Sunlight and Wind man liked most is Nuclear energy. So far we have technology of nuclear fission. There is another technology called nuclear Fusion, Scientists confirmed this Helium-3 will help for the nuclear fusion.
By burning Helium-3 in super heat we can produce energy which is nearly equal to 5.5 ton of burning Coal completely. In fact if we burn 1 ton of coal we get only one third of its energy. So the energy produced by burning 15 tons of coal is equal to the energy produced by 3gm of Helium-3. May be after 50 years we will produce energy by this method.
This may be the reason behind the moon race which brings Europeans, Chinese and Japanese. And now Great India too joined the race in the name of Chandrayaan-1 on 22nd October 2008 at 6.22 am.
Now the name of the race was changed as Helium 3 Run.

Wednesday 29 October 2008

My College

JJCET (J.J. College of Engg and Tech) My Alma matter.
The place which taught me more, than subjects.

Entrance


Front view

Tree on the median...


Entrance-View from inside

Entrance- View from verandah.


Mission to pluto :-)


Fluid Mechanics Lab


Thermal Lab


Indoor Auditorium

Tuesday 28 October 2008

Thiru Erumbeeswarar Temple

Erumbeeswarar temple entrance.


Fallen Kingdom-I


Fallen Kingdom-II



Fallen Kingdom-III


















Survival of the fittest...

The above photographs were taken at Thiru Erumbeeswarar temple (Malaikovil), Thiruverumbur, Trichy.

My Black horse

Karizma
My BLACK Horse










Shadow of light

The below painting was painted by me during my collage days... Its the one which i consider as my master piece :-)


















Many days I tried to paint a new one...
Board is there...
Brush is there...
Paint is there...
Time is there...
But no peace of mind...

Chandrayaan reached 150,000 Km

Our great India's spacecraft Chandrayaan-1 has reached nearly half the distance to the lunar orbit, crossing the 150,000-km mark from the earth on Sunday morning. The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) completed third orbit-raising manoeuvre initiated at 7.08 a.m. Sunday by firing the liquid apogee motor for about nine and a half minutes. With this, Chandrayaan spacecraft has entered a much higher elliptical orbit around the earth.

Sunday 19 October 2008

Chandrayaan countdown to start on Monday, October 20.

Countdown for the launch of Chandrayaan-1, the country's first unmanned moon mission, will start on Monday, a top Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) official said. "The countdown will start on Monday early morning," Satish Dhawan Space Centre Associate Director MYS Prasad said.

The spacecraft, which will be launched on October 22, was moved to the launch pad on Friday evening, he said.

"Preparatory activities, including checking of various parameters in payloads, to start the countdown are going on," Prasad said.

He added that all operations are progressing satisfactorily for the launch of the spacecraft on Wednesday at 0620 hrs IST.

"About 42 tonnes of propellant would be filled during the countdown period," Prasad said.

According to the specifications given by officials, the spacecraft carrying 11 payloads (scientific instruments) weighs about 1,380 kg at the time of its launch.

The spacecraft is shaped like a cuboid with a solar panel projecting from one of its sides. The state-of-the-art sub-systems of the spacecraft facilitates safe and efficient functioning of its 11 payloads.

It is powered by a single solar panel generating a maximum power of 700W. A 36 Ampere-Hour (AH) Lithium ion battery supplies power when the solar panel is not illuminated by the sun.

"To make Chandrayaan-1 escape from orbiting the earth and to travel towards the moon, its Liquid Apogee Motor (LAM) is used," an official said, adding, "Liquid propellants needed for LAM as well as thrusters are stored onboard the spacecraft."

The craft's dual gimballed antenna will transmit scientific data gathered by its 11 payloads to earth, officials added.

Thursday 16 October 2008

Mission Chandrayaan

The below image represents stages of Mission Chandrayaan.
Source from www.chandrayaan-i.com/images/tech1.jpg

Wednesday 15 October 2008

Chandrayaan - India’s first mission to the Moon

The Chandrayaan-1 mission was announced by the Prime Minister AB Vajpayee during his Independence Day address on Aug 15 2003
And now it’s ready to start 52 hour final count down from 4.00 a.m. on October 20
This mission is to know the answers for the below questions
How could earth acquire such a large satellite?
What is the moon’s origin?
What is the moon’s Chemical composition? 
Relatively ISRO said it would spur the Indian scientific community and probe the physical characteristics of the lunar surface in greater depth than previous missions by other nations. It will explore its minerals, map the terrain and find out whether water and helium deposits exist. It will also give us a deeper understanding about the planet Earth itself or its origins, earlier missions did not come out with a full understanding of the moon and that is the reason scientists are still interested. 
It’s the unmanned lunar exploration mission by ISRO (Indian Space Research and Organization). Mission includes a lunar orbiter and an Impactor. The space craft will be launched by enhanced version of PSLV (Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle). 
PSLV will carry 11 payloads – 5 from India and 6 from abroad. Within 25 seconds of the lift-off from the second launch pad, the two strap-on motors will fire the rocket to place Chandrayaan into a highly elliptical transfer orbit around earth in the next 110 seconds. 
After circling earth in its transfer orbit for a while, the spacecraft will be put into more elliptical orbits by repeatedly firing its liquid apogee motor (LAM) at opportune moments. 
The LAM onboard will be fired again to make the spacecraft travel to the vicinity of moon by following a path called lunar transfer trajectory (LTT), whose apogee - farthest point from earth - is at 387,000 km. 
"The initial operation, crucial for launching and putting the spacecraft into the elliptical transfer orbit, is programmed to last 1,089 seconds or 18.9 minutes. Over the next 18 days, the spacecraft is made to get into an elliptical lunar orbit with the help of moon's gravity and LAM onboard," Prasad pointed out. 
After a detailed observation of the lunar orbit perturbations, the orbital height of Chandrayaan will be finally lowered to its intended 100 km height from the lunar surface. 
"Once the spacecraft stabilizes in its intended orbit, the moon impact probe will be ejected at the earliest opportunity to hit the lunar surface in a chosen area. Cameras and other scientific instruments are turned on and 
tested for the operational phase, which is expected to last for two years.