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DARPA's Project Aims for Submarines That Can Fly
Then the answer they're all capable of flying then submerging itself on the water to get its prey. This concept will be soon applied on a aeroplane/submarine type of sea/air craft if the plan of Pentagon’s Defence Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARP
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Doable Christmas Decorating From the Grocery Store
Don’t bite off more than you can chew over the holidays: Pick up the ingredients for these deliciously simple Christmas decorations at your local supermarket. Watch the video for the craft how-tos.
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Our Brains Contain More Switches That All the Wor
In a fascinating study to be published in the journal Neuron researchers at the Standford University of Medicine have found that the human brain contains more switches than all the computers on Earth.
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Peep In The Nuclear Reactor
Russian scientific center “Kurchatovsky” was founded in Moscow as nuclear weapon development laboratory. The center has played a crucial role in the state security as the major nuclear researches were held here
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Caught on Camera for the First Time: The Furry Slender Loris That is So Rare Scientists Thought It Was Extinct
One of the rarest primates in the world, which was so elusive it was thought to have become extinct, has been caught on camera for the first time, researchers said today. The Horton Plains slender loris had only been seen four times since 1937 and vanish
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Characteristics of the Most Dangerous Breeds of Dogs
Pit Bull dogs have long been associated with aggression toward humans as well as being thought to cause a high number of canine related deaths over the years. Extensive research has shown recently that this may not be the case at all. If there is any aggr
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Cheetah to Roam the Indian Hinterland Again
India’s Environment Minister Jairam Ramesh has said the country had researched a project to import breeding pairs of cheetah from Nambia, and possibly other African counties.
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Too Beautiful to Drink: Coffee Art
Latte art, the craft of making patterns in the foam of espresso beverages, is now an art form rivaling the masterpieces of Van Gogh himself.
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Fashion Jewelry Designed From Human Teeth and Hair
Poly Van der Glas is an Australian silversmith, who won the Craft Victoria Fillipo Raphael Fresh Award, in 2006. She had a unique vision of utilizing human teeth and hair in making silver jewelry.
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Japanese Probe Returning from Asteroid
The unmanned Hayabusa space probe built to fly off and intercept the asteroid Itokawa is now on its way back home after firing off the final rocket that will bring the craft back home. JAXA, the Japanese Space Agency has been very ambitious in both its ex
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American Long-Married Couples
“As Long As We Both Shall Live“ is a documentary created in the USA. It researches the marriage situation in America for the last three generations. All marriages that are shown in this project have the same feature. They all last for at least 40 year
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Neanderthal Males Had Popeye-Like Arms
Neanderthal males had unusually strong upper arms, particularly on the right side, research shows.
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Blackberry VS Adult Content
Indonesian Communication and Information Minister Tifatul Sembiring said Tuesday that he had requested the Canada- based Research In Motion, the maker of BlackBerry, to block adult content for its service in the country, Xinhua said, citing local media r
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Top 10 Unethical Experiments Carried Out On Human
Over the years, innumerable researchers and doctors have carried out experiments on humans and animals with the aim of finding cures to certain diseases or tapping in to the human psyche.
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Humans and Mice Love Same Smells
Humans and mice seem to love the same odours, research by a French team has revealed for the first time.
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New Home for Science in Russia? [Video]
Russia is launching its answer to Silicon Valley – a large scientific centre that will pioneer the country's research and innovation.
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How To Make A Rose Bouquet From Leaves
Here is a great project for fall, now that the leaves are falling. You can use the leaves off your front lawn to make a beautiful bouquet of roses to give as a gift, enjoy the craft project or use a centerpiece for your Thanksgiving dinner table. Step by
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Spacewalk
Soviet cosmonaut Alexei Leonov became the first man to perform a spacewalk 45 years ago. He was outside the spacecraft for 12 minutes and nine seconds on 18 March 1965, connected to the craft by a 5.35 meter tether.
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10 Bizarre Medical Discoveries
Sometimes strange things are done in the name of research. Meet some of the craziest studies and discoveries in the field of medicine.
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Top 10 Common Dreams And Their Meanings
Everyone dreams (even if we don’t always remember them after the fact) and researchers have found that the majority of us have dreams with similar themes. For years people have tried to interpret the fleeting images that we see when we go to sleep – s
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