- Health & Fitness (05 Aug, 2009)
100 Rules for Chinese Next-Generation Astronauts
According to the latest requirements for Chinese astronauts, there should be no history of illness in the last 3 generation of astronaut's family. ...
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- Environment (05 Aug, 2009)
NASA Announces the Green Flight Challenge - the Winner Gets 1.5M Dollars
It is expected that in future the next-generation eco-friendly transportation will be flight travel. This is the reason why NASA decided to launch a competition called Green Flight Challenge. ...
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- Environment (05 Aug, 2009)
India Builds World's Largest Solar Steam System to Feed 20,000 People
The largest solar steam system in the world was built in the shrine of Sai Baba. The system was installed with the support of New and Renewable Energy Minister Farooq Abdullah. ...
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- Technology (05 Aug, 2009)
Latest Invention: Robot Suit to Help the Disabled Walk, Climb, Lift Weights
Recently a Japanese company presented a robotic suit, developed to help people who suffer from strike-induce paralysis or those who had spinal cord injuries. ...
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- Offbeat (03 Aug, 2009)
Man Wants the Flag of Every Country Tattooed on His Body
Having the goal of tattooing the flag of every country in the world on his whole body, a man decided to change his name to Guinness and eventually be recorded in the Guinness Book of records. ...
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- Technology (03 Aug, 2009)
Latest Invention: World's Most Miniature Medical Video Camera
Medigus, the developer of medical devices, together with Tower Semiconductor, specialty chip foundry, came up with their latest invention in medical field - they claim to have created the smallest medical video camera in the world. ...
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- Technology (03 Aug, 2009)
Latest Invention: Software that Analyzes Happiness Level
The latest invention of researchers from Vermont is hedonometer, a device that can estimate the level of happiness. ...
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- Offbeat (31 Jul, 2009)
Six-year-old Prodigy Creates Amazing Watercolour Paintings
A talented young artist creates wonderful paintings that are adored even by professional painters. ...
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- Science (31 Jul, 2009)
Encyclopedia of Life - Everything About Every Species on the Planet
The recently-launched Encyclopedia of Life has the goal of creating an individual web-page for each type of animals, plants, insects etc. ...
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- Science (30 Jul, 2009)
World's Largest River is 11 Million Years Old
Scientists from the University of Liverpool found that the Amazon River, one of the two largest in the world, along with its transcontinental drainage is approximately 11 million years old. ...
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- Health & Fitness (30 Jul, 2009)
Patients Tested for Chlamydia Can Win iPods and Wii Consoles
Those who decide to get tested for Chlamydia will have the chance to win iPods and Wii consoles. In such a way the British National Health Service wanted to motivate patients to get tested for the infection. ...
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- Technology (30 Jul, 2009)
Latest Invention: Acoustic Ear-scanning Technology to Help Avoid Theft
Researchers managed to come up with a technology that could protect portable devices such as iPod and mobile phones from theft. ...
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- Technology (29 Jul, 2009)
Finally, Microsoft and Yahoo Merger
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Finally Microsoft and Yahoo decided to seal their search engine merger to be able to oppose the Google's dominance in the field. Today the companies will announce about their deal. ...
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- Environment (28 Jul, 2009)
Charging Electric Cars in a Solar Forest
With the number of electric vehicles increasing, as a result of the fact that more people are becoming aware about the environmental issues, new ideas are generated by different talented designers. ...
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- Science (28 Jul, 2009)
Women Become More Beautiful Over Generations, Researchers Say
Recently researchers discovered that over the generations women are become more beautiful. Scientists at the University of Helsinki carried out a study which claims that attractive women have more children compared to plainer ones. ...
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