Another great TEDtalk about genetically engineering male mosquitoes to make them sterile, and releasing the insects into the wild, to cut down on disease-carrying species.
Today, 40 years ago first public call with a cellphone was made. The cellphone weighed 2,5 pounds (1,1kg) and when it hit the market it would cost you little short of $4,000.
Sailing stones, also called sliding or moving rocks is a geological phenomenon where rocks tend to move and leave long tracks into a valley surfaces like deserts without human or animal intervention.
Thanks to this guy who visited North Korea we get a good glimpse of how it looks and feels like to be a tourist there. Check out the images to get the feel of it.
There is quite a fair amount of full length Hollywood movies on YouTube, so we decided to create a nice clean list with short descriptions and links. You are more than welcome to contribute.
This guy is a natural talent or the desktop flight simulators really are a great way to learn flying a real plane. He literally has zero hours of flight instructions and he has never been in a private plane.
Apparently Google Glass lets you take pictures by only a wink gesture. It has a second little cam/sensor facing the person wearing it which is suppose to detect eye movement and blinking gestures.
The circular grass creations, that look like something out of a different planet scattered throughout the Namib Desert have long been one of the mysteries of science.
Fish is daily protein source for 1.2 billion people, but fishers are more and more frequently returning home with empty nets. Watch this amazing animation and find out how you can help prevent overfishing.
With Galaxy SIII still selling like hot cakes, we probably won't see its successor quite so soon yet. But you can still check out this amazing concept video of how the new Galaxy S4 running Android 5 could look like.
