Below, you’ll find several specifications for the

well known Bluetooth:

1. Throughout the United States and even Europe,

the range of frequency is 2,400 – 2,483.5 MHZ, with

79 1-MHz RF (radio frequency) channels. The

frequency range in Japan is 2,472 to 2,497 MHz with

23 1-MHz RF channels.

2. A data channel of Bluetooth randomly hops 1,600

times per second between the 79 RF channels.

3. Each Bluetooth channel is divided into time

slots, with each one being 625 microseconds long.

4. A Bluetooth piconet has one master and up to

seven slaves. The master will transmit in even

time slots, while the slaves will transmit in odd

time slots.

5. The data in a single packet can be up to 2,745

bits in length.

6. Currently, there are two types of data transfer

between devices – SCO (synchronous connection

oriented) and ACL (asynchronous connectionless).

7. In a Bluetooth piconet, there can be up to

three SCO links containing 64,000 bits per second

with each one. To help avoid collision and timing

problems, the links of the SCO will use reserved

slots set up by the master.

8. A master can support up to three SCO links

with either one, two, or even three slaves.

9. The slots not reserved for the SCO links can

be used for ACL links.

10. A single master and slave can have one ACL

link.

11. ACL is either master to one slave (point to

point) or it broadcasts to all of the slaves.

12. The ACL slaves will only transmit when it has

been requested by the master. If the master doesn’t

make the request, the ACL slaves won’t transmit

anything at all.

When the Sun exploded long ago, dust sprayed out and it started orbitting the sun, and the dusts became balls and they formed planets. They were all in a very molten shape and when they became hard, they just became one large rock. And then came water and rains. God knows how earth had so much of Hydrogen and Oxygen, but so much of water formed that it covered all land. But land seemded to be peepign out of the water at one point and the waves brought more and more sand towards it making the seas deeper and the lands higher. Creatures of the sea came out on these land, took forms of the amphibians and then started living on land. Rivers formed and fishe creeped into the rivers and became fresh water fishes. And then came man. Just before Man arrived, the lands just split and became various continents. But I still have my doubts though I really cannot prove it technically that it did happen after man came to earth.

India was attached to Madagascar and Madagascar was attached to the east shore of Africa. South America was attached to the western shore of Africa, and North America was attached to Europe. India moved north and hit china so hard that the Mt. Everest shot up to become the highest peek in the world. Another bit of land came from somewhere else and stuck itself to the western shore of India and that formed the Western Ghats. And I see a lot of resemblances with Tamil Nadu and Africa and South America. Just look at the native people. Everyone is black. Everyone looks just the same and even the land looks alike.

In the Mahabharata, the greatest epic of India, the definition of the country of the Drivadas is from Africa to Java, and not just South India of the present alone. Ramayana says that Parashurama threw soemthing at the sea and then the western part of India formed. Clearly it was another plate that came and joined India, otherwise the western ghats wouldn’t have formed in my opinion. And the people in that part of India are truly different. Malayalis, Mangaloreans and Goans. They are all different from the resident blacks of India. How did people get to australia? I should say that the plates moved only after Humes came to the earth, and it is not a pre historic event. There is something wrong with the time line that we are working with.

Even native Americans are blackheads. You should look at photos and paintings of the ancient tribes to find out how they look. Just like the african tribes. But I cant get out of my current job and ask someone for a sponsorship and research with the basis of my assumptions and find things out. The best I can do is blog about it, and if this article makes it to the eyes of a decent palentologist, and if he finds it interesting, let him to the researches and take credit for himeself.