Mankind is in a never-ending arms race against himself,
other nations, religions and whoever is deemed a threat to existence. This
leads governments to spend enormous amounts of money on even the
craziest of ides, often leading to ridiculous weapons that eventually
disappoint or simply never get developed.
Friday, May 17, 2013
10 Weird Gadgets That Never Got Off The Ground
by Mary Mckee
Not all inventions are a gold mine – in fact most of them
are complete duds. While many are cool and interesting ideas for one reason or
another they never quite caught on. Here is a list of 10 weird gadgets that no
one really got.
Orbital Garbage Collector
This concept for a space debris collection and recycling
ship from artist Vaughan Ling shows one potential way of taking care of all the
junk.
Thursday, May 16, 2013
Scale of the Universe
Everyone knows the universe is huge, but most people don't
understand how huge it really is. This article will try to show the amazingly
massive scale of the universe to you. It surely is a very humbling
experience!
Wednesday, May 15, 2013
30 Most Unusual Taxis From Around The World
Most of us only see the same boring taxis everywhere, but a
little selection of photos which shows the much different types of taxi
vehicles around the world. Some of them look nothing like a taxi cab we are
used to, but that’s what makes it interesting.
Check out these crazy taxis from around the world and choose your taxi for the
ride of your dreams.
Tuesday, May 14, 2013
Technology Behind The Future Homes
by Matt Warman
How will we live in the future? Are Star Trek fantasies of
simulated-reality holodecks and revolutionary foodstuffs going to come true? We
can suppose that many of the elements of what will be commonplace in a few
decades, or even sooner, are already available to some consumers, or to
researchers.
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Monday, May 13, 2013
Top 10 Ugliest Buildings In America
Architecture is a subjective beast. Any attempt to create
something aesthetically pleasing should be commended, because the world is
pockmarked with too many unattractive buildings with little or no design
considerations. Unfortunately, even with an architect involved, some buildings
have been thrashed and badly beaten with the ugly stick.
Will You Forgive?
What if you understand that if you are truly repentant and
do your bit in asking forgiveness, that’s all that is needed? Seeking forgiveness is a way to let go of guilt and move on in life. Sadly,
this realisation mostly seeps in when we are ourselves in trouble. Ranbir gets
the first setback of his life when he is rejected by Deepika Padukone. It is then, when his heart breaks, that he realises how cruel he was to the two
girls he ditched along the way. Racked by guilt, he proves his mettle by
travelling across continents to seek them out and make his peace with
them.
Top 10 Disappearances That Cannot Be Explained
There are certain people who disappeared without a trace and
till date, officials have not been able to figure out where they went. The
following are the top 10:
Sunday, May 12, 2013
Gadgets of the Future
by Lacey Maulding
Let's face it, technology hasn’t progressed quite like we
hoped it would when we were kids. We aren’t commuting to work in flying cars,
ordering around our robot assistants or traveling through time like Bruce
Willis and Joseph Gordon-Levitt in the upcoming film Looper. Though we are
still a ways away from our Saturday cartoon ambitions, taking a look at these
ultramodern gadgets will make you feel like you are in the millennium The
Jetsons promised.
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World's Biggest Onion
On Friday, UK
man Peter Glazebrook, 67, set a new world record for the world's biggest onion
by entering a 17 pound, 15 ounce monster in the Harrogate Autumn Flower Show's
annual World Onion Championship. His gigantic onion trounced 2005's record
holder for the world's biggest onion, which weighed in at a mere 16 pounds, 8
ounces.
Saturday, May 11, 2013
Travel Picks: 10 Top Ugly Buildings And Monument
Edited by Belinda Goldsmith
Travel can open your eyes to some of the
world's most beautiful sights and buildings - and to some of the ugliest. Web site VirtualTourist.com (www.virtualtourist.com) has
come up with a list of "The World's Top 10 Ugliest Buildings and Monuments"
according to their editors and readers. Reuters has not endorsed this list. "Some of these picks have all the charm of a bag of
nails while others are just jaw-dropping in their complexity. Love them or hate
them, the list is certainly entertaining," said General manager Giampiero
Ambrosi.
Friday, May 10, 2013
The 5 Types of Guys Women Are Attracted To
By : Vin DiCarlo
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| Which are you? |
Thursday, May 9, 2013
Top 10 Most Creative Business Card Designs
A business card is your unique identity in somebody’s hand.
The designers of the following business cards have taken this one step further
and created some of the most innovative business card designs till date,
ensuring their position in the Top 10 Most Creative Business Card Designs!
Wednesday, May 8, 2013
Termites Cause Strange Plant Circles In African Desert
by David Farrell
Odd plant circles, thought to be created by fairies
according to legend, are in fact created by termites, according to new research
by Norbert Jürgens of the University
of Hamburg.
Tuesday, May 7, 2013
Nobody Can Eat Caviar For Eight Days In A Row…
by nistka
From unpleasant looking things, beauty often emerges… Caviar
is the eggs of the sturgeon, a fish only surpassed in looks by the
similarly ugly catfish. The eggs have been brined or salted and
allowed to mature. Its incessant farming caused Russia to put a
nine-year self-imposed ban on wild sturgeon caviar trade. The rarest and
most expensive in fact comes from the big beluga sturgeon in the Caspian Sea.
Monday, May 6, 2013
Cat-eyed Chinese Boy
A blue-eyed Chinese boy born with
cat-like night vision may offer clues to the future of human evolution.
When Nong Yongsui was two-months-old his father, Nong Shihua, was told by
doctors not to worry about his son’s unique blue eyes and that his eyes would
be fine when he grew up; now, years later, Yongsui’s father, teacher and
doctors are convinced the young boy’s eyes have given him a special ability -
night vision.
“In the dark Nong’s
eyes would emit a kind of blue-green light when shone upon by a flash light -
his eyes were just like cat eyes.”
US Accused of Chemical Weapons Plot, Faking Intelligence Against Syria
By Dean Walsh
Hacked Emails Reveal Chemical
Weapons Plot
The United States and Qatar have
been accused of plotting to plant chemical weapons in Syria, which could then
be ‘found’ as a pretext for direct US intervention to topple the government of
Bashar al Assad. The accusations emerged after hackers released files
purporting to show an email conversation between senior executives at the
British based defence company Britam Defence. In one email the firm’s Business
Development Director David Goulding sends a message to company founder Philip
Doughty:
Sunday, May 5, 2013
Flying Cars: Are They Finally Ready For Take Off?
Despite centuries of promise, flying cars remain largely
confined to films and fiction. But a host of new projects hope to finally let
them fly. Blade Runner, Back To The Future, The Fifth Element - Science fiction classics
that all have one thing in common: flying cars. Whether it’s gliding taxi cabs or hovering DeLoreans, Hollywood has embraced the idea of a vehicle
that is as happy on the motorway as it is in the clouds. But away from the
silver screen, this science fiction staple has failed to take off.
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