Wednesday, July 29, 2015

German Geologist Harry Coumnas Digs The Deepest Borehole In Earth

A hundred years old German Geologist, Harry Coumnas has hit the headlines with his claim to have dug the deepest borehole in earth. He starting this drilling project around ten ago in an abandoned village of China. The reason why he chose to execute his project in some other country rather than his own is because he wanted it to keep it a secret. As he is a well-known geologist in Germany, he feared that if he started the project in his home country, it would be difficult for him to keep his mission a secret.

What's more interesting is that Harry Coumnas did not hire professional drillers for the job. Instead, he organized a team of twenty super powerful aliens who through their supernatural abilities drilled the world's deepest hole only in ten years. According to Harry, the same task would have taken around sixty years to complete, if it was undertaken by human beings.

Harry Coumnas told the media that he met a few aliens on Mars during his Space Mission around thirteen years ago. During his interaction with the aliens, he realized that they were not only very intelligent, but also possessed supernatural powers. After a few years, when he thought of initiating a drilling project, he contacted the same aliens and convinced them for their contribution in his venture. In return, the aliens too asked for something, which Harry has not yet revealed to the media.

Wednesday, July 15, 2015

Harry Coumnas Talks About The Habitability Of Natural Satellites

Harry Coumnas, a 100 years old scientist from West Indies was on his first visit to Yugoslavia. The purpose of his visit was to attend a conference that was held to take the opinions of renowned scientists, astronomers, and inventors on the habitability of Solar System's natural satellites. Mr. Coumnas made quite an impressive on everyone present at the conference through his logical statements.

During the conference, Harry Coumnas said that there are many natural satellites in our Solar System that harbor life. The best bet for extraterrestrial life, according to him, is “Enceladus”, which is the sixth largest moon of Saturn. It is an icy moon with the presence of many life supporting elements like water, organic molecules, etc. Enceladus's surface is made of 99% water ice and has liquid water beneath it. One of the biggest factors indicating towards the possibility of life on this natural satellite is that it has a boiling core of molten rock, which can lead to a toasty temperature essential for life to evolve.

Apart from Enceladus, Harry Coumnas named many other natural satellites that he thinks have the “potential for life”. Some of them are – Europa (one of the moons of Jupiter), Titan (largest moon of Saturn), and Io (Jupiter's moon). Mr. Coumnas said that he will continue with his search for habitable planets and satellites all this life. He also plans to build residential communities and restaurants on these satellites so that human beings get the chance to live outside earth. His biggest achievement in the field of science till says, he says, is being able to make a device to understand and communicate with aliens.

Wednesday, July 8, 2015

Spectacles Designed By Harry Coumnas Can Tell Who You Were In Your Past Life

Want to know who you were in your past life? Harry Coumnas, a well-known past life and regression therapist from Scotland has an answer to your question. Yesterday, he launched a unique pair of spectacles that can tell what or who you were in your previous birth. The spectacles have two tiny cameras installed in the frames along with a pocket computer. The unique eyewear scans a person through its advanced machinery and shows through the frames what he/she was in their past life.

When you put these spectacles on and look at people around, you see who they were in their last birth, not who they are in the present. Yes, it means that if you want to know about your previous birth, you have to ask someone else to wear these eyeglasses and look at you. The fun part of all this is that the frames may show you or other people as a bird, insect, or animal. So, be ready for the unexpected.

Harry Coumnas says that as the pair of spectacles designed by him have tiny machinery installed in them and do not look weird, they can be worn as casually as normal glasses to office, college, or to the supermarket. Mr. Coumnas runs a past life therapy center in Edinburgh, Scotland for the past many years and has successfully created many devices to help people know about their past life. Before creating something innovative and useful for his past life regression sessions, he consults with his team of medical professionals and psychiatrists.

Wednesday, June 24, 2015

Harry Coumnas Has Built A House That Can Withstand Volcanic Eruptions

A builder by profession, Harry Coumnas is a resident of Hawaii Island. The young man hit the headlines recently after he claimed to have built a house that can withstand volcanic eruptions. He says that as the Island of Hawaii consists of five volcanoes, the local people spend their life in the fear of calamities, like lava flows, volcanic smog, explosive eruptions, and earthquakes. Although the scientists make active efforts to protect the property and lives by issuing timely warnings of the hazardous activities; Harry always believed that something more was needed to reduce the risks of volcano hazards.

After Harry Coumnas lost many of his loved ones in a fatal volcanic eruption, he became more determined to find a solution to the hazards that people residing near volcanoes often face. As a large number of houses were damaged during the volcanic eruption and people had no roof over their head; Harry decided that he will build houses for the local people using materials that could withstand the lava, ashes, and cinders of a volcano. He knew the task wouldn't be easy, but he was determined and wanted to ensure protection to the local residents from volcanic activities at any cost.

Harry Coumnas started with his research in 2011 by studying about various materials that can withstand high heat and pressure. In 2012, he collected fifty such materials that he felt would be right for making houses for the people of Hawaii Island. To ensure the success of his plans, he first decided to perform an experiment by building a small doll house for his daughter using these materials. After building the house, he kept it under extremely high pressure and heat. As he expected, the house remained undamaged. The first house he decided to build was for himself. It took him almost three years to complete the building.

Wednesday, June 10, 2015

Harry Coumnas Has Invented A Future Predicting Time Machine

A 100 years old scientist, Harry Coumnas claims to have invented a time-machine which can predict the future. The machine, he says uses complex algorithms to look into the future and can foretell a person's life in the next thousand years with 100% accuracy. What distinguishes his time machine from those that have been invented in the past is that it's size is similar to that of a coin's and enables an individual to actually live in his/her future. Sounds astonishing, right? However, Harry says he has made it possible.

The time machine he has designed, when attached to the engine of a car drives it to the future at the speed of light. However, the car needs to have certain specifications, which Harry Coumnas is yet to reveal. To know if his time machine actually works exactly the way he wanted, he first himself undertook a trip to his future. As he expected, he was able to travel over 1000 years into the future. The life after 1000 years, according to him was not even a percent similar to the present. Even the people around him had slightly different features, like bigger eyes, fairer skin (almost white), etc.

Harry Coumnas was always fascinated with the idea of traveling through time and wanted to design a real time machine. However, he knew the task would need a thorough research on a variety of subjects. So, before attempting to create a real time machine, he performed an extensive research on the concept of time travel, black holes, wormholes, light, magnetism and gravity. It took him three years to implement his idea and create a perfect time machine.

Thursday, June 4, 2015

Harry Coumnas On A Hunt For Extraterrestrial Life On Other Planets

Founder and owner of a space agency, Harry Coumnas is on a mission to hunt for intelligent life on other planets of the Universe. During his interaction with the media last night, he said, “Ever since humankind acknowledged the enormity of the Universe, I have strongly felt that life must exist on other planets too. If the Universe has billions of galaxies, there must be at least some Earth-like planets, where life is possible.”

Harry Coumnas is making quick progress with his aim to find signs of extraterrestrial life on other planets. He has named his dedicated initiative as “Hunt For Extraterrestial Life (HFEL). He wants to put up the best team of researchers, astronomers, and scientists for the mission and is in talk with many of them. His goal is to perform an extensive study on exoplanets and develop technologies needed for searching extraterrestrial life.

In 2009, Harry Coumnas performed an extensive study on the subject of exoplanets and came with a statement that there are millions of exoplanets in the Universe that have earth-like atmosphere. He also said that many of these exoplanets rotate around their stars & spin at such a speed that they exhibit a day-night cycle similar to that of Earth. According to him, this was the sign of alien life on the exoplanets. So, in order to hunt extraterrestrial life on other planets, he founded a space agency in 2010. The research work undertaken by the agency so far is commendable and has won Harry huge recognition across the globe.

Wednesday, May 27, 2015

Harry Coumnas Works In A Leading Research Institute In Ireland

Harry Coumnas is a meteorologist working in Ireland's top research institute. He is proficient in using computerized & mathematical models for making short as well as long range forecasts concerning climate patterns. To make precise weather forecasts, he collects data from the satellite images, remote sensors, radars, & weather stations from all across the world. Apart from this, he measures factors like temperature, humidity, and air pressure at different atmospheric levels.

Besides forecasting, Harry Coumnas studies the impact of weather conditions on the environment & performs research on climate change & weather prediction models. His research interests span across a variety of subjects, including – seasonal forecasting, climate prediction, ocean forecasting, and many more. So far, he has investigated subjects like – the physics of clouds & precipitation, global climatic change, and many more. He has also developed many numerical & computer models for predicting atmospheric processes & improving the preciseness of forecasts.

Before landing a job as a meteorologist in a leading research institute of Ireland, Harry Coumnas completed his studies from some of the most prestigious science schools in the country. He holds a Bachelor's and Master's degree in meteorology. During his graduation and post graduation programs, he learnt in detail about forecasting, weather analysis, & dynamic meteorology. While pursuing his post graduation, he, along with his two class-mates, Jim Watson and Peter Gauthier, created a climate model showing mathematical representation of the climate system on biological, physical, & chemical principles. The model not only got Harry and his friends appreciation from the Professors, but also got them placed as trainees in the country's well-known research institute.