A massive solar eruption, more than 30 times the length of Earth’s diameter, blasted away from the Sun on July 1, 2002, and was captured in a picture taken by the SOHO satellite. The a fiery-looking ‘leg’ in the lower-left corner of the image is what astronomers call an eruptive prominence, a loop of magnetic fields that trap hot gas inside. If eruptions like these are aimed at Earth, they can disturb Earth’s magnetosphere, but this one was not directed at our planet, a spokesman for SOHO said. (NASA/Reuters)
“O people! Muhammad has no sons among ye men, but verily, he is the Messenger of Allah and the last in the line of Prophets. And Allah is aware of everything.” (33:40)
“The Hour will not come … until nearly thirty “dajjals” (liars) appear, each one claiming to be a messenger from Allah.” (Sahih Bukhari, Sahih Muslim)
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Well I hope that this isn’t where Pakistanis are going! Cuz it sure seems hot over there. Oh Well! One can always put a ganthee on the neighbours electricity lines and leave the AC on till it cools down
maybe im used to khi thats why im sayin this, but khi was a million times better than the heat in lahore. i guess its cuz of the sea breeze karachites enjoy as opposed to hardly any breeze around lahore.
i was in lahore in summer of 95 and God!!! good thing we stayed there for only 2 days!