SPACE SHUTTLE ATLANTIS’ 33rd LAUNCH MARKS THE FINAL SPACE SHUTTLE LAUNCH OF NASA…After 30 years of operation, NASA‘s Space Shuttle program came to an end with its 135th and last ever mission on Friday, July 8, 2011. Space Shuttle Atlantis launched successfully for the final and 33rd time from the Kennedy Space Center in Cape Canaveral, Fla.

UFO IN LONDON: UFO MOTHERSHIP & FLEET VISITS LONDON ON JUNE 24, 2011…here must have been cheap airfares from their planet to London.Fake or not, a YouTube video showing UFOs in London on Friday, June 24, 2011 is firing up the web. The viral video shows several UFOs, a mothership and its fleet in sky over London. The UFOs look like a white oblong thing which some say can be easily faked.

3-D PRINTERS: VIENNA UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPED WORLD’S SMALLEST 3-D PRINTER…A smaller, lighter and cheaper 3-D printers has been developed at the Vienna University of Technology. It weighs 1.5 kilograms and only cost 1200 Euros. With this small thing everyone could make 3-D objects like keys, special spare parts, medical parts or something like a self-designed bling jewellery in their own home.

7.1 Earthquake…It was late Thursday when Japan felt it’s strongest aftershock with a magnitude of 7.1 since the March 11 twin disasters. A tsunami alert was issued that was later cancelled. The 7.1 earthquake hit at 11:32 p.m. local time.

Dr. Richard Hoover, a highly respected scientist claims he has found evidence of alien life in a study published in the March edition of the Journal of Cosmology.

Tokyo University research team announced that Hachiko, Japan’s most famous dog died of lung and heart cancer and worms.

There’s a new toy for the beach bums that will fulfill you dreams of flying like James Bond, the thing is called the Jetlev – a water-powered jetpack that can levitate its user up to 30 ft. with a maximum speed of 22 mph.

Samuel Belknap III, a University of Maine graduate student discovered a 9,400-year-old dog skull fragment in southwest Texas.

Japanese researchers lead by Prof. Akira Iritani of Kyoto University will bring the long extinct woolly mammoth back to life by using cloning technologies.

The total lunar eclipse will happen on Tuesday, December 21, 2010, but unfortunately sky gazers in the Philippines will only see a part of it.