It's that time of the year when The Nobel Prize winners in the fields of medicine, physics, chemistry, literature, world peace and economics are being announced.
I probably don't need to tell you that there's no such thing as a justified or reasonable cause for starting a war, ever. Watch this video and I think you will know what I mean.
Meet Daniel Tammet, math genius who can recite 22,514 digits of Pi, perform difficult calculations one would usually need a computer to resolve, speak 10 different languages and also happen to be autistic.
Fun, creative and very educational video showing history of music from its very beginning, through classical, to the modern forms of music like rock, metal and electronic music we are familiar with today.
I bet at some point you were wondering how much gold is there in the world. I know I have. See these mind-blowing 3D visualizations of gold compared to everyday objects to get a better perception.
See these never before seen incredible looking images of unborn animals that were made with a combination of ultrasound, wee cameras and computer design.
Kevin is a very resourceful 15-year young boy from Sierra Leone, who make electronic devices by himself using spare parts from trash. His skills were also noticed by the famous MIT, watch his inspiring story.
With the help of supercomputers, N-Body Shop at University of Washington, created a simulation that shows the formation of a massive galaxy during the first 2 billion years of the universe.
Thank god for people like Kevin Richardson who made this beautiful video possible. You will get to see lions and other majestic animals from a whole new first-person perspective.
