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Bhutan : The Happiest Place On Earth. BY  RAGHU GARIKIPATI   FEBRUARY 2 , 2021 11:00 AM EST What country do you think is the happiest in the world? Well, after hearing from many traveler friends that it might be this small country... I had to go see it for myself. I am personally on a mission to understand the basic parameters of joy and happiness so going on a trip like this was a dream come true... Where should we travel to next? Thank you to Bhutan peaceful tours. Who are we?  We believe th at life can be as fulfilling as you wish, so long as you're willing to seek discomfort. And we write blogs  about it. And now time to board the  flight imagine a country tucked away  from the rest of the world hidden in the  Himalayas left to its own devices to  develop an unique and incredible ways  have made sense for not only its own  culture but also for its entire  ecosystem some people claim that this  country is the happiest i...

  Why the SpaceX Falcon Heavy Rocket Is Such a Big Deal for Elon Musk BY  Raghu garikipati   july  3, 2021 2:08 pM EST N o one makes news like  Elon Musk  makes news. That’s what happens when you’re the founder of a rocket company, a co-founder of an electric car and solar panel company, a co-founder of PayPal and, not for nothing, have an actual movie superhero—Iron Man—based partly on you. So when Elon Musk says he’s going to launch the most powerful rocket in the world from the very same launch pad that sent the Apollo 11 astronauts to the moon, he’s going to get a little attention. That’s exactly the big event Musk is touting Tuesday. The rocket he’s preparing to launch is SpaceX’s Falcon Heavy, long delayed but finally ready for liftoff. It’s currently sitting on Cape Canaveral’s historic Pad 39A, with its first launch window opening at 1:30 p.m. ET on Tuesday, Feb. 6, and closing at 4 p.m. When launched, Falcon Heavy will carry a cherry red Tesla...

  BY  BY  RAGHU GARIKIPATI   JULY  3, 2021 2:00 PM EST J eff Bezos’s Blue Origin filed a protest against NASA’s decision to award Elon Musk’s SpaceX a $2.9 billion award to develop a human-lander system to return astronauts to the moon. Blue Origin called on the U.S. Government Accountability Office to stay NASA’s  deal  with SpaceX and correct “errors” in the procurement process, according to the protest. Absent those problems, Blue Origin claimed that NASA would also have selected its proposal, which was submitted by a team that included Lockheed Martin Corp., Northrop Grumman Corp. and Draper, an engineering and avionics firm. “NASA has executed a flawed acquisition for the Human Landing System program and moved the goalposts at the last minute,” Blue Origin said Monday in a statement accompanying the challenge to NASA’s decision. “Their decision eliminates opportunities for competition, significantly narrows the supply base, and not only delay...

There are so many top YouTube channels which are associated with different companies that produce news, entertainment, music & other types of content; here we’re showcasing top ten individual YouTuber personalities who have maximum subscribers base in the world. 1.)  PewDiePie Subs –    110   million Category –  Video games Felix Kjellberg started his YouTube career from his college room, then dropped out and sold hotdogs for a living. Now, he is the most subscribed Youtuber in the world. His YouTube channel beat Vevo-branded Youtube channels of music superstars. All this started with his love of games, but his hilarious comedy made him stand out amongst all the gamer YouTubers. Felix Kjellberg made headlines in 2014 when he publically announced his 7 million annual YouTube revenue. 2.)  HolaSoyGerman Subs – 4 2.70 million Category –  Vlogs Ranked second most subscribed Youtuber in the world, he also won the “Icon of the Year” prize from MTV Millen...

The earnings figures given with each blogger are best-available estimates of annual earnings from Owler, given in U.S. dollars. Top 10 highest-earning bloggers HuffPost :  $500 million per year Engadget :  $47.5 million per year Moz :  $44.9 million per year PerezHilton :  $41.3 million per year Copyblogger :  $33.1 million per year Mashable :  $30 million per year TechCrunch :  $22.5 million per year Envato Tuts+ :  $10 million per year Smashing Magazine :  $5.2 million per year Gizmodo :  $4.8 million per year 1. HuffPost (founded by Arianna Huffington):  $143.1 million Arianna Huffington, founder of The Huffington Post ( rebranded to HuffPost in 2017 ), built her business up from a current affairs commentary blog to a full-blown media empire between 2005 and 2011, when The Huffington Post was acquired by AOL for $315 million. Huffington stayed on as Editor-in-Chief at The Huffington Post until 2016, when she moved on to her curre...