Sometimes Kickstarter is great.The rest of the time it just ends up bloated with scams, half-baked product pitches, and brilliant, well-intentioned ideas that somehow never see the light of day.
This animal seems to spend its entire life trying to get eaten.
We finally have news that a new Star Trek series is on the way, so why not celebrate with some Trek themed goodies?
A new kickstarter is putting an end to the dilemma of fighting with toy lightsabers. No longer will you have to choose between a realistic plastic glowing saber and actually wanting to make contact.
NASA’s Super Guppy aircraft is one of the most extravagant cargo planes in the world, and it likes to eat spaceship parts for breakfast. Read More >>
Los Angeles will be tapping into the ubiquitous streetlamp to keep communications networks intact after a big emergency.
Two Asian elephants have been spotted making use of a new tool—their own breath.
If “The Stellarator” sounds like an energy source of comic book legend to you, you’re not that far off.
For the past 25 years, men have had the option of injecting a single sperm cell directly into an egg. But that method still left some sterile men out in the cold. That might have changed, though.
This time-lapse video makes the US Coast Guard's new ship look ever so elegant. Read More >>
Computer scientists studying machine learning have trained artificial intelligence using human knowledge of the, uh, carnal variety.
For a big hunk of metal that looks at home in a butcher, the cleaver can actually handle precise tasks as well.
It's called the Knobe Effect. It makes us think hard about what we’re saying when we say someone did something “intentionally.”
Ever wish your Lego could fly? Someone invented the next best thing—BitDrones.
Ready your passports, these 4K videos of Japan will have you heading for the next plane to Tokyo. Read More >>
You’re looking at “My Wife’s Lovers,” a painting done by Carl Kahler in 1891. It represents forty-two felines of an eccentric California millionaire, and it sold for $826,000/£548,856.
