Introduction

In this blog we will tell you about politics about our world and the things that are  happening. All the things that are going to happen and our point of view. In the comments of this post you can suggest things that we shall put in this blog.

A Woman Is Allergic To Her Husband!

Twenty-nine-year-old Johanna Watkins from Minnesota(USA) cannot kiss her husband Scott, or even spend time in the same room as with him. She suffers from Mast Cell Activation Syndrome, a rare disorder of the immune system, which means she is allergic to almost everything, including her husband's scent.

Johanna and Scott Watkins's date nights are very different from other couple's.

"Scott and I will try to watch a show together. We can't be in the room together, because I'm allergic to him, but he will be three floors below me in a room on his laptop and I will be on mine and we'll watch the show at the same time and then text about it as we're watching it," says Johanna.

Johanna lives in an attic room all by herself with sealed windows and doors, and air filters to purify the air. She has a very advanced form of Mast Cell Activation Syndrome (MCAS) in which the cells that are meant to protect her from outside threats mutate and start attacking her body instead.The symptoms and severity of the disease can vary from patient to patient, but it makes Johanna allergic to virtually everything and can trigger life-threatening anaphylactic shock.

Before she married her husband Scott in 2013 Johanna did not expect her condition to become so severe. She worked as a teacher and the couple used to love hiking together. Even then she struggled with unusual rashes, irritable bowel syndrome and migraines, but these ailments became much worse after the couple married.

"There were times three and four years ago, before we got the diagnosis, that if I was extra close to my wife, specifically if my face was close to Johanna's face, she would cough," says Scott.

I've had to release a lot of what I expected for myself and I've had to accept what has been given to us

Scott Watkins

But it was only last year that the couple realised they had become unable to physically share their life together.

"We had noticed that when Scott would come in I would start feeling worse and worse. My normal daily symptoms would just be aggravated," says Johanna. "And then at one point he went to get his haircut and came back in the room and within two minutes I had started my anaphylactic symptoms and he had to leave."

A week later Scott tried to see his wife again, but the same thing happened, and they realised their lives would have to change dramatically.

"It was this horrible reality that it wasn't going to work," says Johanna. "I was now reacting strongly to my husband. Before this I had reacted to my parents, to many, many other people, but it was horrific when it became Scott."

Johanna and Scott Watkins pictured together before she became severely allergic to her husband

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Top 5 new species dicovered in 2016

Newfound Species

Science has identified some 2 million species of plants, animals and microbes on Earth, but scientists estimated there are millions more left to discover, and new species are constantly discovered and described. The most commonly discovered new species are typically insects. Newly discovered mammal species are rare, but they do occur, typically in remote places that haven't been well studied previously. Some animals are found to be new species only when scientists peer at their genetic code, because they look similar to another species — these are called cryptic species. Some newfound species come from museum collections that haven't been previously combed through and, of course, from fossils. Read below for stories about newly discovered species, both alive on Earth today and those that once where the planet.⏬

1. Flowering Tree (Sirdavidia solannona). This new species of tree was discovered nearby the main road that runs through Africa’s Monts de Cristal National Park in Gabon.

2.Sparklewing Damselfly (Umma gumma). This species is just one of dozens of new species of damselflies and dragonflies that were discovered in Gabon. It was named after the 1969 Pink Floyd album Ummagumma.

 3.Primate (Pliobates cataloniae). This new species of ape was discovered through fossil remains uncovered in Spain. The ape is thought to have lived 11.6 million years ago.



4. Isopod (Iuiuniscus iuiuensis). This new species of crustacean was discovered in a cave in Brazil. It builds shelters out of mud.



5.Hominin (Homo naledi). Scientists identified this new species of hominin through fossil remains uncovered in South Africa. Their size and weight were similar to that of modern humans.



Find all about it in here and in here

Meet Phyllopteryx dewysea, or the ruby sea dragon.

For the first time, scientists have captured footage of a rare sea dragon ― a creature so otherworldly it appears not even the creative mind of Harry Potter author J.K. Rowling could have dreamed it up. 

First identified in 2015 from a handful of preserved and misidentified specimens, the ruby sea dragon is just the third sea dragon species to be discovered. Unlike its two closest relatives, the common and leafy sea dragon, the ruby is bright red in color and does not feature large camouflaging appendages.

In April, researchers from Scripps Institution of Oceanography and the Western Australian Museum set out on a hunt to find this bizarre fish in the wild. They conducted their expedition in the Recherche Archipelago in Western Australia, the area where a male ruby sea dragon carrying offspring was caught in a trawl net in 2007. (At the time, that specimen was incorrectly identified as a common sea dragon.)

In a statement, Josefin Stiller, a graduate marine biology student at Scripps, called it an “amazing moment.”

“I fully expected that we knew all the sea dragon species that are out there,” she said in a YouTube video about the first-ever field sighting. “The discovery showed us that we can still find big, charismatic, bright red fish that no one has ever seen before.” 

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The boat with women who have suffered cancer sails across the Atlantic!!!!

Five anonymous women, with very different trajectories, join to cross the Atlantic on board a sailboat. They all have something in common: they have overcome cancer. With this adventure, from Valencia to Martinique, they launch a message against breast cancer and try to show that after defeating it  there is a lot of life, a life full of challenges, dreams and adventures.



Carmen Peláez

He is a family doctor, he is 57 years old and he is from Madrid. She has been married for 30 years and has two children, a 24 year old boy and a 22 year old girl.

Carmen has embarked on this adventure because when she saw the project she thought: "It is made for me, I like to sail and I was enthusiastic about the subject. I thought it was a nice thing, I saw how it had come from last year and I decided to write them. "

He hopes to convey the idea that one can "get out of the disease reinforced at all levels and want to do a thousand things".

He explains that before, breast cancer was "very frightening because it was equivalent to death in a relatively short time," and that currently "people see it differently."




Marian Santiago

He is a sergeant of the Civil Guard Traffic, is 46 years old and works in Huesca but is from Madrid. With a stable and childless couple, she affirms that this challenge for her "is a part of personal improvement" but she says she does it "to give encouragement to the girls who are going through the same thing that I went through."

He hopes that this project will reach many people and make them feel "a little bit better". Cancer has learned: "today I am here and tomorrow I am not"; Also adds that he no longer bother to discuss things that are not transcendent because it lives better and happier.



Patricia Alonso

She is 38 years old, from Palma de Mallorca, a biologist, married, with two small daughters.

"I hope this project reaches as many people as possible, that the cancer can be overcome and that you can continue with a full life after passing the disease," he says.

"I met the challenge of Kilimanjaro, this year I found out by chance and I was very excited both personally and to show that after cancer there is life and many things to do," he says.

It highlights the importance of raising awareness: "Unfortunately anyone can touch you."



Susana Laguarda

He is a civil guard, works as escort in the Royal House, is 42 years old and is from Madrid. He has a stable partner, no children.

"When I was sick I told myself that I was never going to set limits and this is a way to prove it. Cancer has taken away a lot, like the possibility of having children, but it has also taught me to enjoy the little things, "he explains.

He ventures into this project to help people who are passing the disease and give them encouragement, sending the message: "If we could, you can too. You can go out and after the cancer there is a full life, "he guarante



Yolanda Preciados

Tiene 50 years, is an entrepreneur in the real estate world, Pamplona, although she lives in Mijas, Malaga. She is married and has a son.

He sets out on this adventure because he feels the need to express that "feeling of clinging to life". It claims to be a demonstration of our ability to do acts that some people do not even think about, after overcoming a cancer.

He points out that the disease lived with much sadness and despair, but with distance "you get positive things" and that our country "is very aware", but insists on the need to "send more budget to research against this disease."

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Is there life on Mars?

The Defining Question for Mars Exploration: Life on Mars?

Among our discoveries about Mars ,one stands out above all others: the possible presence of liquid water on Mars, either in its ancient past or preserved in the subsurface today. Water is key because almost everywhere we find water on Earth, we find life. If Mars once had liquid water, or still does today, it's compelling to ask whether any microscopic life forms could have developed on its surface. Is there any evidence of life in the planet's past? If so, could any of these tiny living creatures still exist today? 

NASA Didn't Find Life On Mars, But It Did Find Something Very Cool

If we ever get proof of past life on Mars, it will come in the form of biosignatures, fingerprints that could only have been left by living organisms. We're a long way from finding that smoking gun evidence, but an analysis of silica minerals discovered by NASA's Spirit rover pushes us one step closer. 

To be clear, this does not mean NASA has discovered life on Mars. It means that we might have found evidence of past life—which is still pretty cool.


A study published last week in Nature Communications raises anew the possibility that life once existed on Mars, by drawing a connection between opaline silica deposits found near the “Home Plate” feature in Gusev crater, and opaline silica at El Tatio, a geyser field located high in the Andes mountains of northern Chile. A rubbery-looking substance forming bumpy nodules that lack crystal structure, opaline silica was first discovered on Mars by the Spirit rover in 2007. It’s taken to be evidence of past hydrothermal or volcanic activity.





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USA presidential results

 VS

Votes:232                                                                        Votes:306

                                                                                        Countries supprting him:

Contries suporting her:                                                     

Maine

clinton

47.9%

354,873

trump

45.2%

334,838

johnson

5.1%

37,764

stein

1.9%

14,075

Vermont

clinton

61.1%

178,179

trump

32.6%

95,053

johnson

3.4%

10,047

stein

2.3%

6,748

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Elon Musk

Elon Musk's Projects: CEO, CTO of SpaceX, Tesla, Solar City, Open AI, Zip2, X.com and PayPal of Confinity.

Elon Reeve Musk was born on June 28, 1971. Is a South African-born Canadian-American business magnate, investor, engineer, and inventor.

With only 45 years old, he is the founder, CEO, and CTO of SpaceX; co-founder, CEO, and product architect of Tesla Motors; co-founder and chairman of Solar City; co-chairman of Open AI; co-founder of Zip2; and founder of X.com which merged with PayPal of Confinity. As of June 2016, he has an estimated net worth of US$11.5 billion, making him the 83rd wealthiest person in the world.

Musk has stated that the goals of SolarCity, Tesla Motors, and SpaceX revolve around his vision to change the world and humanity. His goals include reducing global warming through sustainable energy production and consumption, and reducing the "risk of human extinction" by "making life multi-planetary” by setting up a human colony on Mars.

In addition to his primary business pursuits, he has also envisioned a high-speed transportation system known as the Hyperloop, and has proposed a VTOL supersonic jet aircraft with electric fan propulsion, known as the Musk electric jet.

Elon Musk didn't go to Mars already, but he is still trying it.

You can see Elon Musk in a video explaining how, why and for what he has made all his fantastic ideas in a video clicking here.

To see his biography.

Elon Musk Big Bang Spanish
Artificial Intelligence
Elon Musk's story

The most spectacular moon since 1948 lighted up the sky

The event on Monday November 14 - described as "undeniably beautiful" by American space agency Nasa - is the result of the moon coming closer to Earth than it has done for 69 years.

Not only will it be the closest full moon of the year, NASA said, it will be the closest since 1948 —Just after the WWII. The full moon won't travel so near to Earth again until Nov. 25, 2034, NASA said.A supermoon occurs when the moon is slightly closer to the Earth  the distance between the centres of our two worlds will be 221,525 miles (356,510 kilometres).  , and the effect is most noticeable when it occurs around the same time as a full moon. A supermoon can appear 14% bigger and 30% brighter than when a full moon is at its farthest distance from Earth, according to NASA.

What if I missed it - are there other chances to view the supermoon?

There is hope for those who missed the moon on Monday the 14 of November, with  clearer skies forecast for areas north of the M4 on Tuesday, November 15.

See all about it in here  or in here or in here

And a brilliant video in here

Mostly all humans believe we are not alone.

NASA's administrator believes we are not alone.
In 2015, the head of the NASA confirmed the existence of life on other planets. "I do believe that we will someday find other forms of life or a form of life, if not in our solar system then in some of the other solar systems.

Do aliens exist?

There are lots of different opinions about aliens: 

Some people think it's just peoples' IMAGINATION or we are changing the way we SEE things. 

Other people are completely sure they've SEEN them and it's not that people don't believe them...it's that they don't HAVE WAYS TO PROVE IT. 

But ...do they really exist? Let´s find out...

Voting Again

This year we have to vote 2 times, the normal ones, and the re-elections, that are going to be this 26 of June. 
Mariano Rajoy, candidate for the presidency of PP is the actual president in Spain, but he doesn´t have enough votes to become president again. 
In Madrid, the second candidate most voted is Pedro Sanchez, of PSOE. He can ally with the candidate of Ciudadanos, Alberto Rivera, and with the candidate of Podemos, Pablo Iglesias.

All the parties need 175 + 1 votes for win the eleccions, that is the half + 1 of the seats that there are in the parlament,