Chile scares Holland on a beer commercial. WorldCup 2014.

Chile scares Holland on a beer commercial. WorldCup 2014.

Chile is in the group B with Holland, Australia and Spain, and CRISTAL beer from Chile has made a commercial where a beautiful Holland girl who plays soccer is frightened after taking a shower. 

Both teams will have a match in the WorldCup 2014 in Brazil in June 23, 2014.

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LTE: Chile: Telefónica (Movistar) Launches Commercial LTE Network Using Samsung Technology.

LTE: Chile: Telefónica (Movistar) Launches Commercial LTE Network Using Samsung Technology.

Samsung’s advanced network solutions deliver commercial LTE services to Latin America

Telefónica Chile (Movistar) announced the commercial availability and of its LTE services throughout Chile. The new mobile network uses Samsung’s advanced and differentiated LTE network solutions, which allows Telefonica in Chile to be able to offer LTE services throughout the country using the latest mobile broadband technology, serving diverse areas that previously lacked high –speed mobile internet access. 

This partnership was established between Telefónica and Samsung in February 2013 and it expects to cover over the 95% of the country LTE network, including relevant cities such as Concepción and La Serena. In addition, the two companies will also ensure that 16 of the 20 most populated cities in Chile are covered. 

Under the globalization plan for its Networks Business, Samsung has also established an organization, the Technical Support Center based in Santiago, to provide the quickest support for Telefónica Chile’s LTE network and future deployments across Latin America. 

"We see the consumer revolution and the need for people to connect to the video is what is moving the Chilean market today. So we opted for 4G technology where video experience is far superior to what customers have seen before. We have a really important coverage in the country and are moving forward to offer most of the country a great 4G LTE service quality, hand in hand with our partnership with Samsung whom we have chosen as a partner due to its expertise and leadership in the world ", explained Roberto Muñoz, Chief Executive Officer of Telefonica in Chile. 

“Samsung is delighted to support the launch of Telefónica Chile’s commercial LTE service. The advanced technology built into this network will allow mobile customers to access content and services faster than ever before,” said Youngky Kim, Executive Vice President and Head of Networks Business at Samsung Electronics. “This is also a meaningful milestone for Samsung as we look to boost investment and encourage business development in Latin America, one of the fastest growing global mobile markets.” 

Samsung is at the forefront of developing and deploying the latest LTE technologies having supported Korean operators to commercialize the world’s first Carrier Aggregation in June 2013 and launch the world’s first Multi-Carrier functionality in 2012. 

With over 30 years’ of proven field experience in OFDMA technologies, Samsung is rapidly building successful global partnerships with mobile service providers helping them to implement the most advanced LTE solutions. 

About Telefónica in Chile 

Telefónica is one of the largest telecommunications companies in the world by market capitalization. Its activity is mainly focused on fixed and mobile phone services, with broadband as the key tool for the development of both businesses. 

Telefónica operates in 25 countries and has 287.6 million customers worldwide (as of December 2010). 

Telefónica has a strong presence in Spain, Europe and Latin America, where it focuses, as an important part of its growth strategy. In Chile, its products are sold under the Movistar brand. 

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Electric Vehicles in the Chilean cordillera overcome challenges .

WorldWide Tech & Science. Francisco De Jesùs.

Electric Vehicles in the Chilean cordillera overcome challenges .

Helmet , pedals and electric batteries. Seven vehicles don`t needed more the peculiar  Zero Challenge race , with which Chile seeks to promote the development of friendly urban transport environment.

The competition began last Friday. Participants toured hard road curves and slopes in Farellones , a town in the mountains of Chile.

The race continued yesterday in the port city of Valparaiso , with the Pacific Ocean beyond , and today continue through the streets of the capital.

One of the cars was dubbed " Vilti " which means falcon in kunza ethnic language , and is powered by electricity and human-powered .

Capsule shaped , upper door on three wheels , the driver drives through a gear lever which features similar to those of a bicycle.

" We want to propose a new alternative transportation, electric and hybrid cars in for one or two people, who are more like a motorcycle , as a new alternative for transport in the city," he told AFP ,Pablo Ahumada , coordinator of  Challenge Zero.

Most of the teams had competed in the first race of solar cars in Latin America , the Atacama Solar Challenge , which Chile hosted last year.

They belong to universities, such as U. Chile, the U. Catholic , or U. Federico Santa María , and resources also support companies to design their vehicles.

Before you begin, the organizers reviewed the cars of each team and their electric batteries sealed with plastic tape that competitors could not recharge during the race.

Also submitted to a blood alcohol test on drivers , who passed smoothly.

At first glance it is hard to imagine this kind of fragile and slow cars through the streets of big cities. But its creators say it will not be long for widespread use .

A total of sustainable seven electric cars   competed today at  cordillera  Los Andes and accomplished the first stage of "Zero Challenge" organized by the NGO Solar Route, which will continue this weekend with circuits in the city of Valparaiso and Santiago.

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Scientists warn of possible solar storm in 2014.

WorldWide Tech & Science. Francisco De Jesùs.

Scientists warn of possible solar storm in 2014.

An expert panel found that this phenomenon, more and more common, occur within the next two years and may affect global electrical systems and satellites in orbit.

Usually we are used to understand the concept of "natural disaster" in phenomena such as earthquakes, volcanoes, tidal waves and tsunamis. However, a group of NASA scientists warned of an event that is still contingency plans in the world, solar storms.

Solar storms are phenomena which have been heard enough in recent times but could increase with the years.

The panel found that by 2014 the world will face a wave could affect solar electricity systems, communications and satellites around the world.

This could be the biggest event in a cycle of 10 years in the activity of the star and, if filed, would be the first in more than 100 years.

Among the possible consequences that could cause the magnetically charged plasma on earth, is the melting of the electrical transformers in the world, damage satellites and communication systems.

The last solar storm of this magnitude occurred in 1859. At the time, the British astronomer Richard Carrington observed the large solar flare and timed the arrival of geomagnetic storms caused by the phenomenon to Earth with a delay of about 17 hours.

According to reports at the time, the solar storm was so massive that formed northern lights that could be seen much further south than where they usually are.

The question that remains for NASA experts is what the actual impact of a storm of this nature, taking into account the number of satellites in orbit and the effects of their damage globally.

Source: Universia Chile

Adiòs a la caries dental, Cientìficos chilenos crean substancia que eliminan las bacterias.

WorldWide Tech & Science. Francisco De Jesùs.

Adiòs a la caries dental, Cientìficos chilenos crean substancia que eliminan las bacterias.

Científicos chilenos desarrollaron Keep32, una sustancia que elimina las bacterias que erosionan los dientes. Podría añadirse a productos de higiene e, incluso, a alimentos

Los especialistas José Córdova, de la Universidad de Yale, y Erich Astudillo, de la Universidad de Chile y CEO de Top Innovations Tech, crearon un compuesto que permitiría decirle adiós a las visitas al dentista.

La sustancia bautizada Keep 32, en honor a los 32 dientes que tiene toda persona, elimina todas las bacterias que causan las caries en tan sólo 60 segundos y su dosis protege a la boca durante horas.

Según sus inventores, puede ser agregada a cualquier producto para la higiene dental como pasta de dientes, enjuagues bucales y goma de mascar. Incluso, creen que podrá añadirse a alimentos de consumo diario.

Keep 32 fue sometido a pruebas durante siete años y podría estar en el mercado en 14 o 18 meses, afirmaron Córdova y Astudillo, quienes esperan recibir la patente para vender la licencia a grandes empresas químicas como Procter & Gamble.

Good Bye to dental caries, Chileans scientists created a substance that kills bacterias.

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Good Bye to dental caries, Chileans scientists created a substance that kills bacterias.

Specialists Jose Cordova, Yale University, and Erich Astudillo, University of Chile and CEO of Top Tech Innovations, created a compound that would say goodbye to dentist visits.

Keep 32 the substance was named in honor of the 32 teeth of every person, kills all the bacteria that cause cavities in just 60 seconds and a dose protects the mouth for hours.

According to its inventors, can be added to any product for dental hygiene such as toothpaste, mouthwash and chewing gum. Even, believe it may be added to food daily.

Keep 32 was tested for seven years and could be on the market in 14 or 18 months, and Astudillo said Cordova, who expect to receive a patent license to sell the large chemical companies such as Procter & Gamble.

Chile: Astronomers find evidence of dark galaxies.

WorldWide Tech & Science. Francisco De Jesùs.

Chile: Astronomers find evidence of dark galaxies.

Astronomers in Chile using a powerful telescope have observed what appears to be evidence of the existence of dark galaxies, the European Southern Observatory (ESO) announced Wednesday.

Dark galaxies are small, gas-rich galaxies from the early universe that are believed to be the building blocks of today's bright, star-filled galaxies, said the ESO, an intergovernmental organization supported by 15 countries.

"For the first time, dark galaxies -- an early phase of galaxy formation, predicted by theory but unobserved until now -- may have been spotted," the ESO said in a statement.

"Using ESO's Very Large Telescope, an international team thinks they have detected these elusive objects by observing them glowing as they are illuminated by a quasar," it said.

The ESO is the most advanced astronomical observatory in the world, and operates three sites in Chile.

The Very Large Telescope (VLT) array -- a cluster of four telescopes that can view objects four billion times fainter than objects visible to the naked eye -- is housed at the ESO's Paranal site in Chile's Atacama Desert.

"Our approach to the problem of detecting a dark galaxy was simply to shine a bright light on it," researcher Simon Lilly said in the release.

"With this study, we've made a crucial step towards revealing and understanding the obscure early stages of galaxy formation and how galaxies acquired their gas," added his colleague, Sebastiano Cantalupo.

The ESO is supported by Austria, Belgium, Brazil, Britain, the Czech Republic, Denmark, France, Finland, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Portugal, Spain, Sweden and Switzerland.

An artist's impression released by the European Southern Observatory (ESO) on June 11, 2012 shows the European Extremely Large Telescope (E-ELT) in Chile's Atacama Desert. Astronomers in Chile using a powerful telescope have observed what appears to be evidence of the existence of dark galaxies, the European Southern Observatory (ESO) announced Wednesday.

Chile: A cost and energy efficient water purifying system brings clean water to the poor.

WorldWide Tech & Science. Francisco De Jesús.

Chile: A cost and energy efficient water purifying system brings clean water to the poor.

 A cost and energy efficient water purifying system being used in a Chilean camp could one day provide safe drinking water for millions of people in the developing world. Created by Chilean scientists, the system cleans contaminated water by blasting it with ionized particles making it safe to drink.