- Technology (09 Oct, 2009)
Latest Invention: Car that Offers Flying-like Experience
A pretty concept car has been recently presented by the third largest Japanese carmaker Nissan. The vehicle tips to the side when it goes around bends, which brings the sensation of gliding through the air. ...
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- Offbeat (09 Oct, 2009)
The Bay Line - Turning an Abandoned Bridge into a Linear Park
Rael San Fratello, a San Francisco architecture firm, looks forward to bring to life the deserted east span of the Bay Bridge. ...
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- Offbeat (09 Oct, 2009)
Photos of Floating People Made Without Photoshop
People in the pictures seem to be suspended in the mid air. These are the latest works of Li Wei, an undoubtedly talented performance artist from Beijing, China. ...
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- Science (08 Oct, 2009)
The Pill Changes Women's Tastes in Men, Researchers Say
It is possible that since it was introduced in the 1960s, the Pill played an important role in changing women's taste in men, according to a study. ...
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- Technology (08 Oct, 2009)
Vertical Village Harnesses Solar Power to the Max
This amazing Vertical Village complex was designed for multiple-use and will be located in Dubai. The design is credited to Graft Lab. ...
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- Technology (08 Oct, 2009)
Latest Invention: Penny-size Nuclear Battery
Researchers from the University of Missouri are working on their latest invention, which is a small, light radioisotope battery that would serve as a source of nuclear energy. ...
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- Technology (07 Oct, 2009)
Flood Harnessing Housing - Using River Current to Produce Power
This concept was among several entries for the 2009 Next Generation Design Competition launched by Metropolis Magazine 2009. ...
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- Technology (07 Oct, 2009)
Latest Invention: Super-thin Flexible OLED Screen Developed by Sony
Recently Sony presented several prototypes that feature the company's latest invention - a super-thin, flexible OLED technology. ...
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- Technology (06 Oct, 2009)
The Largest Solar-Powered Bridge Built in Brisbane
Yesterday in Brisbane people had the possibility to witness the official opening of the biggest solar-powered footbridge in the world. ...
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- Science (06 Oct, 2009)
Latest Invention: Nanomagnet that Cooks Cancer Cells to Death
Recently UK researchers unveiled their latest invention - a technology that uses nanomagnet to cure cancer by "cooking" cancer cells as if the latter were stored in a microwave oven. ...
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- Technology (06 Oct, 2009)
Latest Invention: Powerful Ion Engine to Bring Humans to Mars in Just 39 Days
Recently scientists demonstrated a small-scale prototype of a rocket with an engine that uses charged particles. With their latest invention researchers hope in the near future to build rockets that could carry out fast missions to the red planet. ...
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- Technology (06 Oct, 2009)
World's Largest Garden to be Built in Singapore
An international design contest in Singapore has come to an end with the winner being Grant Associates with its 560 million dollar project entitled Marina South Gardens, which is expected to be the biggest garden in the world. ...
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- Offbeat (05 Oct, 2009)
Top 10 Best Ways to Download a Virus
One of our old news has been flooded with comments demanding sending the strongest virus to a person's email. We here at www.InfoNIAC.com decided to help these people. Here are the 10 best tips on how to easily download a virus on your computer. ...
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- Technology (02 Oct, 2009)
InfoNIAC Presents: Top 10 Latest Inventions of September 2009
InfoNIAC Presents is our new section in which we bring you the top 10 latest inventions selected from www.InfoNIAC.com each month. ...
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- Technology (01 Oct, 2009)
Arctic Marine Fauna Project to Link Russia and U.S. Underwater
The project called Arctic Marine Fauna is more than a commercial construction, it represents a daring idea that focuses on sensitive issues with its amplitude and the global ecological sense of right and wrong. ...
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