Invisibility is one of science’s greatest White Whales, but researchers at Queen Mary University of London are one step closer to creating a material that can make objects disappear.
The lions will think their intended prey has seen them and will move on, since they’ve lost the element of surprise.
Now its fourth instalment, Randall Munroe’s XKCD Phone series is superb satire on the ludicrous.
BAE Systems wants to help lighten the load with its new system that lets soldiers plug electronics directly into their clothing.
You should definitely sweep everything off your desk to make room for this Lego Pizza Hut machine. Read More >>
The new rover will leave Earth by August 2020, and in February of 2021, it will hit the surface of the Red Planet to search for signs of life.
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Ousted Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan gave an interview via Facetime. The country is in chaos following a military coup that’s still ongoing.
I’ll take an unagi roll, some tuna nigiri, and a side of lies, please.
This 158-foot-tall bronze figure depicts Guan Yu, an ancient Chinese general, and majestically towers over Jingzhou, China. Damn, that’s a good statue. Read More >>
The saying “opposites attract” is a little too simple for my liking when it comes to relationships, but there might be some science behind that theory.
Instead of using a stolen credit card like most cash machine thieves, these masked robbers used a computer program and walked away with piles of cash in a backpack.
Finally, we have some good news to share about this dreadful disease.
Even the most die-hard Nintendo fanboys could be forgiven for not knowing about the 64DD.
The Barcelona Wax Museum seems to have got its science fiction epics mixed up. The person responsible has either never seen Star Wars, or has spent far too much time on Wookieepedia. Read More >>
A cool recreation indeed.
