True Knowledge project, Space Exploration sounds and finding Chuck Norris

We know that Google is currently the most used search engine on the internet. Many consider it the best as well. But the problem with it is, it will only find you information that is readily available. It can not process information in most simple semantic form. For example you want to find out Is Jeniffer Lopez Single? Typing that in Google will result in irrelevant results that do not answer your question although this information is available on thousands of web pages.

That is where True Knowledge hops in. They provide search results based on semantical analysis and can answer queries like Is Jeniffer Lopez Single? and What time it is at Google Headquarters? Their search engine is still in beta right now and looks like one of the most promising projects on the Web. They also hire Knowledge Engineers, check it out, you can work from home and that is a very cool work title :)

Ever wanted to hear the original soundtrack from Apollo 11 landing on the moon? Or sounds sent by space probe Voyager as it was passing Uranus on the way out of our Solar System. Thanks to Space Sounds you can now. They also feature original sounds from space exploration programs like Mercury, Gemini and Apollo and lot of other space sounds every Star Trek fan needs to hear :)

Check out their sister sites for beautiful sounds of whales, sounds of nature storms and sounds of dinosaurs!

And two funny links at the end for a nice day. Brush your communication skills with punctuation substitution and search for Chuck Norris ;)

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