Prince William's Degree Bachelor Party

Prince William escaped the attention of the media and have establish a hen party in a closed session, court officials said on Monday.

The 28-year-old prince, who will marry her long time partner, Kate Middleton, at the church Westminster Abbey on 29 April, reportedly marking the end of their life as a single man by holding a closed party at the cottage in the countryside on weekends.

"The party is over. We will not say when or where,"the spokesman said the prince told AFP.

When Williams announced that his younger brother, Prince Harry, will be a companion for her wedding and also set the hen party, analysts expect William will prepare ourselves for a big night in some of Harry's favorite places in London.

However, due to concerns over the media frenzy, William creates a closed party with about 20 close friends at a country house outside London, said the newspaper "Daily Telegraph". However, the newspaper did not specify where the bachelor party.

William and Kate's wedding is the biggest of the British royal wedding since her parents, Prince Charles and Diana, in 1981 and sparked great excitement throughout the world.

The oldest fossils on Earth It's just Crystals Minerals

Twenty years ago, scientists praised the important discovery of Earth's oldest fossils found in rocks of Australia. Now, the study was indisputable masterpiece. Why?

Based on recent analysis of microscopic structure, the rocks are considered to contain microbes 3.5 billion years old it was just a series of rock containing the mineral crystals.

The findings suggest that the experts do astrobiologi careful labeling of alien life on a rock on Mars. The proof, scientists still have trouble finding evidence of early life on Earth.

Experts from the University of Kansas, United States, initially did not believe inthe existence of carbon , the materialearly in life , on therocks in the Apex Chert , Plbara ,western Australia.

They then cut the rocks with 300 micron thick, about three times the diameter of human hair, and then studied under a microscope.

Apparently, not the carbon that was found but quartz rock and mineral haematite.

"This is a funny incident in the world of science pengetahuaan when you do something that could change something 180 degrees. We turned to find something more complicated than previously thought," said study co-author, Craig Marshall.