Sakuni Rankothgedera, Author at FOS Media Students' Blog

Pokémon GO – The craze to catch them all

by Sakuni RankothgederaAugust 13, 2016sakuniLeave a Comment

If any one of you saw me taking a stroll in the university premises with my mobile in my hand , I assure you I wasn’t aimlessly wandering around. I sure had a purpose. And that was to catch some Pokémon. And I’m quite certain this isn’t the ... Read more

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The week spent at the Asian Science Camp

by Sakuni RankothgederaAugust 24, 2015sakuniLeave a Comment

In 2005, after the 55^th annual meeting of the Nobel laureates, the two Asian Nobel laureates Professor Yuan T Lee and Professor Masatoshi Koshiba co proposed that an annual event should be organized to promote science in the region of Asian ... Read more

Eaten Alive? Not quite…

by Sakuni RankothgederaDecember 12, 2014December 13, 2014sakuniLeave a Comment

The controversial television documentary, Eaten Alive was telecasted on The Discovery ... Read more

Eaten Alive

by Sakuni RankothgederaNovember 13, 2014sakuniLeave a Comment

With the start of the month November, a controversial story was heard from the world of nature documentary. Many even doubted the story to be a hoax. But with the release of a video that proved the story was not just another fabrication or a hoax, the ... Read more

All hail the Mighty Prawn!!!

by Sakuni RankothgederaSeptember 7, 2014September 7, 2014sakuni / Science and TechnologyLeave a Comment

Planet Earth is inhabited by around 3 – 30 million species. Of them, 97% consists of invertebrates while the remaining 3% are vertebrates. It’s no secret that the Animal kingdom has astonishing members in it and we humans have not witnessed much of these ... Read more

“The Walking Dead” in Real Life

by Sakuni RankothgederaJune 13, 2014June 20, 2014sakuni / Science and TechnologyLeave a Comment

Have you ever thought that a zombie apocalypse is a possibility? Maybe you didn’t. But I’m afraid that, IT IS. I know, even the idea of it might freak you out. But before anything, watch the following video.