NASA reveals new El Nino animation
NASA reveals new animation of enormous El Nino phenomenon forming, and California warns residents to get prepare.
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Mammatus Clouds over Saskatchewan
Rare Mammatus clouds, derived from the Latin mamma (meaning “udder” or “breast”), can appear especially dramatic if sunlit from the side. Photographed by Craig Lindsay over Regina,
World’s first personal air conditioner
Evapolar first personal air conditioner, cools, humidifies and cleans the air creating your local perfect microclimate.
The Heat Shield testing for future Mars Explorations
NASA completes successful heat shield testing for future Mars exploration vehicles.
Scientists are closer to a working Light Saber
Scientists show ‘molecules’ made of light may be possible and could someday build a working light saber.
SeaXplorer Expedition Yacht
The new 328ft SeaXplorer Expedition superyacht, is the “coolest boat in the world,” can break through polar ice and visit the globe’s most remote destinations.
Recycling energy from Tube train brakes to power the Stations
London Tube successfully collected and recycled waste energy from train brakes, that could power a station for more than two days per week.
The biggest Delta 3D printer in the world
The biggest Delta 3D printer in the world, is 40 feet tall with a 20 foot diameter, will quickly and easily print low-cost disaster-relief housing.
Spectacular flyover visualization through the Veil Nebula
A spectacular flyover 3D visualization, created from new images taken by Hubble Space Telescope, of the Veil Nebula, a supernova remnant from a star that exploded 8,000
Selfies have killed more people than sharks
A new study suggests that selfies have killed around the world, more people than sharks!