Technology in your Life

Why the shuttle called Enterprise?

2011-07-06T14:19:00.000-07:00

The space shuttle never came, but was instrumental in the development of NASA's space program. In 1976, he showed that he was able to fly in the atmosphere and land like an airplane, with test flights with two pilots on board.

His name was to be first constitution but in the wake of the "Star Trek", the audience made a strong campaign and influencing the White House and finally put Enterprise. And so much so that when the ship left the facility, was received by both NASA officials, like the protagonists of the television series.

(Source: La Tercera)

Penultimate shuttle launch from NASA: Endeavour

2011-05-17T10:01:00.000-07:00

The space shuttle Endeavour successfully departed from the shuttle 39-A Kennedy Space Center in Cape Canaveral, Florida, United States, in order to meet a space mission.

There are six astronauts who travel aboard the ship are three of them are the pilot Greg H. Johnson, Mike Fincke and Roberto Vittori. This is the twenty-fifth and final shuttle mission of the space.

The ship departed the Kennedy Space Center in Florida at 12:56 GMT, for a 16-day mission, which will include four days of its astronauts working outside the complex which orbits about 385 miles from Earth.

(Source: RPP)

Satellite images from before and after the earthquake in Japan

2011-03-12T10:12:00.000-08:00

Terra Modis satellite of NASA obtained the first images of northeast Japan after the terrible earthquake and tsunami that suffered by this country. These images obtained on March 12, 2011 at 10:30 am.

Water can apre4ciar black or dark blue, the shoreline is difficult, but a green line describes the bank and is the land of higher elevation that is above the water. The second image shows how extends to the inside of the flood.

These images were taken with infrared and visible light, estya combination increases the contrast between the murky water and land. The plant-covered land is green, while the snow-covered land is pale blue. The clouds are white and pale blue and cities are paved in gold.

The satellite detected a fire that burned near the coast north of Sendai and is marked with a red square is also surrounded by floods.

The second picture shows the sediment washed out to sea and black smoke near Sendai.

The true color image acquired photo-like a couple of hours later shows plumes of sediment washed into the sea along the coast and a plume of black smoke near Sendai. Both images are from the MODIS Rapid Response System, which provides pictures twice a day in Japan.

(Source and photo: earthobservatory.nasa.gov)

Galaxies in Space

2011-01-19T19:56:00.000-08:00

Here you are some of many galaxies that exist in the Space. They are very beautiful and they have lots of colors and forms.

A visit to Kennedy Space Center

2010-08-02T16:05:00.000-07:00

Space Shuttle. Cabo Cañaveral. KSC
Main Motor
View of Saturn-V complex
Rockets close
Detail Rocket No. 4
Apollo control room
Consoles
(cortesy: Luis)

Weather Conditions at the NASA

2010-07-27T07:53:00.000-07:00

Storm clouds roll in over the NASA Vehicle Assembly building moments after STS-127 Space Shuttle Launch Director Pete Nickolenko and the launch team called the launch a "No Go" due to weather conditions at the NASA Kennedy Space Center in Cape Canaveral, Florida, Sunday, July 12, 2009. Endeavour will be launching with the crew of STS-127 on a 16-day mission that will feature five spacewalks and complete construction of the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency's Kibo laboratory. Photo Credit: (NASA/Bill Ingalls)

Space Launches

2010-05-11T15:59:00.000-07:00

Launch of OV-105 Endeavour for space shuttle mission STS-130, the last scheduled night launch of the space shuttle program; Kennedy Space Center, 2010 Feburary 8 04:14:08 EST.

Photos from Nasa

2009-11-19T05:22:00.001-08:00

These photos have been taken by NASA.

European Space Agency wants to brew beer in the International Space Station

2009-09-29T09:41:00.000-07:00

On Wednesday, the Russian spacecraft Soyuz TMA-16 will leave the International Space Station carrying yeast in order to study their development in weightlessness as well as brewing and bread.

A Russian cosmonaut, a U.S. astronaut and space tourist Canadian Guy Laliberté will reach the space station lab, sent by the European Space Agency from Moscow.

The experiment consists of observing the growth of yeast in microgravity and see if you can get protein, according to Ronnie Willaert, one of the authors of the project.

This beer would be produced in space would be special, low alcohol content, useful for the health of astronauts.

Thus, we begin by making food and beverages in terms of lack of gravity, thus benefiting the crew, finally the Russian agency said.

(source: elcomercio/photo: blog.silive.com)

Space shuttle Discovery prepares to return to Earth

2009-09-09T14:39:00.000-07:00

The shuttle Discovery prepares to return to Earth, after more than a week docked to the ISS.

Mexican Astronaut Jose Hernandez and Mexican-American, Danny Olivas, and 5 more crew closed the hatches of the ship last Monday to begin preparations for the return to the planet.

In this way, put an end to the discharge of tons of supplies and equipment to the space station.

The crew will board the famous computer-animated doll, Buzz Light year, which was launched last year to film scenes for educating children.

Finally, NASA rules out the possibility that the ISS change positions to avoid a fragment of a Chinese satellite hit by a missile in 2007, now considered a piece of space debris.

(source: elcomercio/youtube-juancarlosbascu/photo: elcorreodigital)

The shuttle Discovery is about to dock with the International Space Station

2009-08-30T12:46:00.000-07:00

The space shuttle Discovery with seven astronauts aboard, is on track for a docking with the International Space Station (ISS) after a successful launch Friday August 28 from Cape Canaveral.

The shuttle is expected to reach the ISS at 01:03 GMT where the complete the orbiting station, a proposed 100 billion dollars, involving 16 countries.

The crew consisted of 7 astronauts, including a Mexican man and woman are part of the STS-128, and those carrying materials and equipment for scientific research. Commander Rick Sturckow and his six crewmates docked Discovery to the ISS this afternoon after completing a series of rendezvous operations and maneuvers will begin at 3:29 pm.

Note that the 2,000-ton ferry had a successful take-off with 6.8 tons of cargo. At 52 seconds broke the sound barrier and two minutes unhooked side rockets, which will be recovered in the Atlantic. Finally, the rocket reached an orbit of 225.31 km with respect to Earth with a velocity of 6,000 mph.

Meet the astronauts just before the launch of Discovery

(source: nasa.gov/ansa.it/youtube:NASAtelevision)

The International Space Station communicates with Peruvian university

2009-08-20T19:32:00.000-07:00

Members of the National Engineering University (UNI) had radio communication with the permanent crew of the International Space Station (ISS) that is in orbit at a distance of 400 miles above Earth.

This communication, which lasted about ten minutes, was made possible thanks to the spatial development agreement between UNI and the Kursk State Technical University (Russia).
It should be noted that questions were carefully selected by the Center for Information Technologies and Communications of the UNI (CTIC-UNI), which is located in the district of Rimac in Lima.

Furthermore, the responses of the astronauts were in Russian, translated into Spanish for viewers by the delegation of the University of Kush who arrived in Lima. These responses could know the stay in space and the work to be carried on in this platform..

(source: el comercio/photo: howstuffworks.com/youtube-tvspace)

Comet have a compound important for life as stated by NASA

2009-08-19T09:50:00.000-07:00

The Stardust space probe of NASA extracted particles extracted from the tail of comet Wild 2, which contains amino acid glycine, a key protein. In this way, it reinforces the theory that the components of life came to Earth from outer space.

NASA scientists extracted gas and dust samples collected in a small fountain lined with a spongy material called ultra airgel. These were obtained from the depths of the solar system, about 390 million kilometers from Earth in January 2004. And 2 years later, were brought back to our planet in a container off the ship and landed by parachute in the Utah desert.

The comet Wild 2 is known astronomer Paul Wild (whose pronunciation is "Vilda"), and it is believed this feature of comets, is very well preserved material dating from the beginning of the solar system and which may contain clues on the formation of the Sun and planets.

The astrobióloga Jamie Elsila the Goddard Flight Space Center in Greenbelt, Maryland, the principal author of the recent research indicated that glycine, one of 20 amino acids in proteins of the Earth took time for confirmation and filed in Published in the journal Meteoritics and Planetary Science at a meeting of the American Chemical Society in Washington, DC.

It should be noted that scientists have tried for a long time to decipher whether these complex organic compounds originated on Earth or in space. And discoveries like this gives credence to the notion that extraterrestrial objects like meteorites and comets might have planted the seeds of life.

(source: el comercio/photo: ciencia.nasa.gov/youtube-soupdragon42-drunkentech)

Perseids were seen in the skies of North America

2009-08-16T17:59:00.000-07:00

A few days ago, in the skies of North America could be seen the so-called Perseids. That is, the trail of dust left by comet Swift-Tuttle which crossed the Earth.

And that is exactly 11 and August 12 was the date where Bill Cooke of the Meteoroid Environment, and NASA, said that the Earth would pass through the area most dense trail of dust and this would be dozens of meteors per hour.

That day the moon was waning on the position in the constellation of Aries, just radiating away from the rain, in Perseus. It was advisable not to see the Moon directly removing the ability to observe faint Persians in that area of the sky.

Cooke also noted that "meteors are flush meteors that approach from the horizon and move rasando upper atmosphere as a stone skips across the surface of a pond" Furthermore, "These are long, slow and colorful, they are most beautiful of meteors, "ended.

(source: www.lanasa.net)

Sensor desarrollado por investigadores interpretaría el pensamiento

2009-08-14T20:20:00.000-07:00

Investigadores españoles y estadounidenses desarrollan un sensor que será capaz de interpretar a distancia el pensamiento humano. Esto ocurre decodificando el pensamiento a través de una prenda como gorra o casco que lleve en la cabeza.

Este proyecto que se realizará en los próximos 3 años, está destinado en un principio en monitorear a personas discapacitadas neurológicamente y ancianos. Además de tener el control a distancia de acciones robotizadas para impedir que ocurran incidentes.

El catedrático de la Universidad Politécnica de Cartagena, Juan López Coronado, y responsable del grupo de investigación, señala que el sensor contiene dispositivos capaz de decodificar la intencionalidad del ser humano como por ejemplo, el sensor en una gorra o un casco, donde podrá interpretar anticipadamente lo que la otra persona pretende como estrecharle la mano para saludarle.

(fuente: el comercio)

Cohete europeo sería usado por la NASA en reemplazo de trasbordadores

2009-08-13T15:39:00.000-07:00

La NASA estudia la posibilidad de usar el cohete europeo Ariane-5 para continuar con las misiones a la Estación Espacial Internacional.

Debido a los fondos escasos en la NASA, el último lanzamiento de un trasbordador se planea en año y medio. Y luego no se realizaría algún otro lanzamiento hasta después de varios años.

Por lo cual, El Ariane 5, el Vehículo Automatizado de Transferencia (ATV), constituye una alternativa posible. Este cohete es capaz de posicionar en el espacio dos satélites simultáneamente.

(fuente: el comercio/youtube-climbingclimbing330)
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Astronautas responderán a través de Youtube desde el espacio

2009-08-05T21:30:00.000-07:00

A finales de agosto, el trasbordador espacial estadounidense Discovery tendrá una misión en la Estación Espacial Internacional (ESS), desde donde la tripulación responderá preguntas desde el espacio que se darán a través de Youtube en inglés y español.

El Astronauta José Hernández, descendiente de mexicanos será quien se encargue de responder en español. Previamente las preguntas que se harán a través de un video que no debe durar más de 30 segundos, serán seleccionadas. Y posteriormente éstas serán transmitidas por el canal de NASA.

Cabe señalar que esta misión se encargará de llevar a la Estación Espacial suministros y equipos, además de un nuevo miembro para el ESS.

Más información en el canal de la NASA

Herschel and Planck satellites go into space in the Ariane-5 rocket

2009-05-14T19:24:00.000-07:00

On board an Ariane-5 rocket, out of the European astronomical observation satellites Planck and Herschel, to inquire into the origin of the universe.

The departure of the shuttle from the Kourou base in French Guyana, occurred at 13:12 GMT without any complications, according to the European Space Agency (ESA).

Twenty-five minutes later, the satellite began its journey to reach its orbit, located approximately 1.5 million kilometers above the Earth, where they arrived in about 60 days.

The two satellites, designed by ESA, whose mission is to observe the universe to levels never reached so far, which may clarify the origin of it.

The fruit of 15 years of experimentation and more than 1,700 million euros (2,300 billion dollars at the exchange today) investment, the two telescopes will reach an equilibrium point between solar and terrestrial attraction.

Take a month and a half to get to that point, that will reach them independently.

Incorporating revolutionary observation instruments, Herschel and Planck are working in conditions of extreme cold, near absolute zero, to avoid distortions in their measurements.

This limits their lifespan, which is three to five years in the case of Herschel, and between year and half to two years and Planck.

Herschel mirror is equipped with the largest ever sent to space, 3.5 meters in diameter, which has complicated its placing in orbit, delayed several times.
(source: elcomercio.com.pe)

Enter a boat pilots is done with a modern simulator

2009-04-28T10:35:00.000-07:00

The experience of piloting a ship or coordinate its departure from a port becomes a reality is amazing when compared to the cockpit of modern navigation and fishing simulator installed at the Escuela Nacional de Marina Mercante (Enamm) in Callao. Controls illuminated cockpit can confuse more than a visitor to this complex. However, from a month ago for students in this school in this modern training simulator has become part of a new challenge to maneuver ships in extreme situations.

Radar, sonar and global positioning instruments, and electronic charts, mapping information, among others, are part of the equipment used to train sailors to safe navigation. The simulator, of British origin, has a 180 degree panoramic screen that projected images of the sea exercises. The weight of the device exceeds a ton and takes up an entire environment of 150 m2.

Alvaro Alfredo first Merchant Navy pilot, said that management will depend on the type of competition which is sought. "First program, from the command room, a series of exercises with different levels of difficulty ranging from simple exercises to more complicated. Here, the knowledge and expertise of the pilot, always respecting the rules of international navigation, shall be extremely important, "he says.

AT THE FOREFRONT
Until recently, different situations were simulated by browsing our pilots using computers, which had several limitations such as inability to have a screen in real time to guide the students.

Now the simulator has a widescreen display, an updated software and five projectors that allow the representation of four ports and four types of ships: tankers, container ships, general cargo and a fishing boat. In this way experience is achieved each component visual, sensory and experiential as they happen on the high sea of day, with the possibility of looking to starboard, port and stern of the boat, etc.. All this as part of the education and training received by students in gradually since the start and according to the course it takes.

With this, the Enamm opens the door to technology to meet the requirements of the International Convention on Standards of Training, Certification and Watchkeeping of the International Maritime Organization (IMO). Undoubtedly, an achievement that gives clear evidence of its interest in achieving development.
(source: elcomercio.com.pe)

Google submitted the lowest income in its history

2009-04-16T09:44:00.000-07:00

A drop in revenue from Internet search engine Google would be saying, which presents its results today for the first quarter of 2009.

The amount of 4.97 dollars and a turnover of around 4,100 million dollars, would be about 3 percent lower than in the last three months of 2008 and a 19 percent lower than in the first quarter of last year, when the search showed gross earnings of 5100 million dollars.

In the last three months of 2008, Google, based in Mountain View, California, saw its profit fall for the first time since the company published results.

The search was between October and December 2008 a net profit of 382.4 million dollars, almost 70 percent less than the same period last year.

The consensus among experts is that Wall Street does not "punish" the search today if their figures are worse than the last quarter, as it blames the economic crisis affecting the whole Internet sector and a decline in spending on advertising online.

In fact, analysts believe that Google is better equipped than its competitors to avoid a recession because its system for selling ads on the network makes them more efficient and many will focus on whether they have to reduce their advertising budget.

The focus this Thursday will focus on the evolution of Google's efforts to secure advertising revenues not related to the searches in the network, principally through its subsidiaries and DoubleClik YouTube.

Although the number of users of the site continues to grow, Google so far has failed to capitalize acquired YouTube in 2006 for 1,650 million dollars, according to some estimates, will cost the finder $ 470 million this year alone.
(source: rpp.com.pe)

Google is negotiating to buy Twitter

2009-04-03T09:28:00.000-07:00

According to the technology blog of the newspaper Washington Post, TechCrunch, the U.S. internet group Google would be in advanced negotiations to buy the mini-blogging site Twitter, a possible cost over $ 250 million.

According to the blog, citing two sources close to the case, whatever the method of funding chosen by Google-cash, in shares or a combination of both, the amount will be much lower than the $ 500 million proposed last year by Facebook social network, an offer rejected by Twitter.

"Why is Google interested in Twitter? Believe for some time that the true value of Twitter lies in its search capabilities, are the keys of the best database in real time over the Internet search engine (for) "TechCrunch says.

However, according to another source, Twitter and Google are in a preliminary stage of negotiations, the blog author explained in an update of his article.

The popularity of Twitter ( "chatter" in Spanish), which allows users to send free text messages to their contacts (no more than 140 characters), exploded since its inception in August 2006 but has not
able to generate income.

One of the company founder, Biz Stone, said last week that they expected this year to find a way to generate revenue and could offer payment services to professionals.

He also said that Twitter was still focused on growth.

The company claims more than six million users and a growth rate of 900% in 2008.
(source: rpp.com.pe)

New leader in the Europen market for web browsers: Firefox 3

2009-04-01T06:50:00.000-07:00

Firefox 3, Mozilla Foundation currently leads the European market for browsers that after many years maintained this position with Microsoft's version of Internet Explorer 7.

The web analytics firm StatCounter revealed that Firefox 3 had a 35.05 percent market share last week, followed by Internet Explorer 7, with 34.54 percent.

"The change is partly explained by a small transfer of users of Internet Explorer 7 Internet Explorer 8, but also with the increasing market share of Firefox 3," he said in a statement Aodh Cullen, CEO of StatCounter.

"The data shows that Firefox is reducing the gap and is now only 10 points below all versions of Internet Explorer in Europe," said Cullen.

In February, Internet Explorer 7 had a combined market share of 41 per cent, followed by Firefox 3 with 24 percent, according to StatCounter.
(source: rpp.com.pe)

The first peruvian nanosatellite wil be launche into space

2009-03-30T15:36:00.000-07:00

"Chasqui I" is the first Peruvian nanosatellite to be launched into space in 2010, thanks to the National Engineering University (UNI) and the German cooperation with other countries.

"Nanotechnology is entering the world to demonstrate that with few resources and lots of changes we can develop intelligence on the planet," said Doris Rojas, director of the Center for Information Technologies and Communications of the UNI.

The apparatus has been built with space technology applied to an aluminum can withstand extreme temperatures ranging from 40 degrees below zero to 100 degrees Celsius, will weigh a pound and measured 10 centimeters per side. Moreover, with a powerful camera that sends images to a satellite control ground station will be in the UNI.

With this nanosatellite, whose estimated cost is 200 thousand dollars, is also expected to meet the demand of local satellite data mining, agriculture, telecommunications and defense. The device is dubbed "Chasqui I" and will operate with solar energy.

Germany will deliver the material for the construction of the apparatus, capable of withstanding extreme temperatures. South Korea will install specific laboratories and Taiwan in the UNI trained specialists Peruvians.

Rojas said that the university is also in talks with the University of Kursk, Russia, to use its infrastructure in the launch of nanosatellites, and estimated that it will have a duration of two months, at which time the device will remain in space .

Peru is the Colombia after the first Latin American country to produce and implement the project of the Cube model nanosatellite Sat.
(source: peru21.pe/photo: 4.bp.blogspot)

The Discovery is seen from the space station and began returning to Earth

2009-03-25T15:32:00.000-07:00

The shuttle Discovery with seven astronauts aboard, cast off today from the International Space Station, following a mission to complete the installation of solar panels that provide power to the orbital position at 385 kilometers from Earth.
"The separation of the ships has occurred as scheduled at 19.53 GMT," the mission control at Johnson Space Flight Center of NASA in Houston (Texas).
The move was led by Dominic Antonelli pilot at a time when the space shuttle floated on the Indian Ocean at a speed of more than 27,000 kilometers per hour.
"Thanks for the great work they have done during the days that were with us," said the commander of the ISS, Fincke Fick, to say goodbye to the crew of the shuttle.
Shortly before finally exiting the station, Antonelli made a maneuver to allow the Discovery's crew took photographs of the new solar arrays installed during the mission.
Discovery left the ISS one days prior to departure from the Baikonor cosmodrome in Central Asia, a Russian Soyuz spacecraft that carried the crew of another station replacement.
The shuttle took EEI andalusia Japanese astronaut Koichi Wakata, and moved back to the Earth to the U.S. flight engineer Sandra Magnus, who stayed four months in orbit and a half.
During the almost 10 days that remained Discovery docked with the orbital platform, shuttle astronauts performed three space walks.
In extravehicular activities (EVA), have installed solar panels in the past the ISS, they added a segment to the central beam and put in place a system to convert urine into drinking water.
The solar panels will increase the supply of energy in the space station from May to house six occupants on a permanent basis.
The Discovery mission will end on Saturday when he returns to Kennedy Space Center in Florida.
(source: elcomercio.com.pe/photo: ciencia101.com)

Astronauts finish last foreign mission in the Space Station

2009-03-23T21:03:00.000-07:00

Two astronauts from space shuttle Discovery today concluded its third and final walk outside the International Space Station (ISS), reported U.S. space agency NASA.

Among other things, on their way out of six hours and half Richard Arnold and Joseph Acaba worked to assemble a small car that moves along a track on the back of the ERA.

The duo continued to work of astronauts in a media fixation with a box in which to store supplies, and in a foreign mission on Saturday was not able to move properly.

Friday had been deployed the fourth and final pair of solar panels on the ISS, so that the electrical supply network of the ERA is completed after years of work.

Discovery departed on Sunday March 15 for its mission of 13 days since the March 28 return to Earth.

(source: elcomercio.com.pe)

Internet in Korea, you can download a movie in just 12 seconds.

2009-02-07T21:16:00.000-08:00

Korea will soon acquire, nets and lines connecting wired and wireless internet fastest in the world. The government of this country and the Department of Industry and Communications are investing in a service plan that will provide Internet connections to the country in general 1Gbps wired networks, wireless networking and 10Mbps.

This new technology will help expand the services of online television and data transmission quality. To have an idea of the speed, you can download an entire movie of 120 minutes of high quality in just 12 seconds!

Google launches new system for viewing the ocean and Mars in 3D

2009-02-03T18:07:00.000-08:00

The giant of search engines on the internet has just introduced the new expansion of this program that combines satellite imagery and maps.

This is Google Ocean, which extends the capabilities of Google Earth to include major straits of the ocean floor and abyssal plain.

Users can "dive" from the comfort of your desktop and explore 3D images of the seabed.

The new program includes 20 layers of content that contain information from leading scientists, researchers and explore the ocean world.

"This is a new search application Google Earth," said the BBC Ed Parsons, geospatial Google specialist who participated in the development of Google Ocean.

"In other words, extends the ability of the program to now include the oceans, which we had previously neglected," he says.

"In the last two years we realized the enormous amount of information about the oceans that has both the scientific community and amateur Ocean and Google gives us the ability to view this information," said the expert.
(more information: news.bbc.co.uk)
(source: youtube-idgspain)

Peru implement biometric technology to better control immigration, said Digemin

2009-01-17T09:53:00.000-08:00

Biometric technology will be implemented in Peru in the near future, to control immigration and provide greater security for businessmen and investors to meet the Bogor Goals of the Forum of Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC), said Today the Director General of Migration (Digemin), Juan Alvarez.

Noted that biometrics has a software that interprets the information from the face and iris and changes to a numeric sequence that is unique and compares it to a database and then begins a more secure identification

The Bogor Goals adopted by member economies of APEC in 1994 in Indonesia, aim to end the liberalization of trade and investment in the Asia-Pacific by 2010 for developed economies and 2020 for the economies in development.

"Today, in a world where there is a threat of international terrorism in a globalized world which requires the facilitation of passengers have to have a team facilitation and security," said Alvarez.

He noted that the implementation of this technology is a process, and there are other systems such as fingerprint readers and authentic documents for passports and identity documents, which Peru will put into operation before the appointment of top leaders APEC in November.

"We are already taking the first steps and I am sure that the goals are going to comply because Peru as part of APEC must give ease to businessmen, tourists and also security," he said.

15 indicated that the real will be installed at the airport Jorge Chavez, and at borders and Tumbes deTacna and enable these teams if they are authentic or not by comparing the contents of the database of their respective countries.

The Department participated in the workshop of Business Mobility (BMG), which takes place in the third meeting of senior APEC officials in the National Museum.

He noted that during the workshop was the exchange of experiences among countries of the Asia Pacific as the United States, Mexico, Chile, China, Australia, with respect to security in the migration control.

For his part, Mr policy analyst of the Department of State Security of the United States, pointed out that this reunion is an invaluable opportunity to exchange information and improve security systems of the members of APEC.

The 21 economies that make up APEC are: Australia, Brunei, Canada, Chile, China, Philippines, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Japan, Malaysia, Mexico, New Zealand, Papua New Guinea, Peru, Russia, Singapore, South Korea , Chinese Taipei, Thailand and Vietnam.

Source: news agency Andina