“Refracking” Redefining Scope and Size of Shale Oil and Gas Revolution

Hydraulic Fracturing or “fracking” is not new; it was first used in 1949 and has advanced through the decades. Today, resources geologists have known about for a long time are now recoverable due to improvements…

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Designers Build Eco-Friendly Portable Home from 2 Recycled Water Tanks

The designers at Stereotank, in New York City, have joined in on the growing tiny home trend, creating a traveling shelter from two recycled water tanks. The two 3,000-liter water tanks are bound together by a…

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Your Conversations Can Be “Visually Reconstructed” Using Everyday Objects Like Potato Chip Bags and Tin Foil

James Bond had cool devices, but not as cool as these everyday listening devices: potato chip bags, plants, tin foil — anything that vibrates to sound waves of human speech. Two years ago, US President…

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Experts Reveal the Science Behind the Stainbusting Foods in Your Fridge

There are so many specialized cleaning products available in supermarkets that you could practically fill your home with them.  But if you don’t want to shell out the money on expensive cleaning products or just…

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SeaWorld Revenues Sink, Floats Hope on Better Orca Enclosures

SeaWorld’s attendance and profits have been sinking, no pun intended. The disappointing second-quarter results slashed the company’s revenue guidance. Shares of SeaWorld have gone down 22% in the past year and 35% this year. SeaWorld…

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Space-Saving House Rotates Rooms with the Push of a Button

Houses don’t usually come with a manual on how to operate it. But today’s futuristic homes are becoming increasingly complex. They’re also becoming increasingly compact. Worldwide architects are using amazing space-saving and mobile architectural strategies…

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Watch This Daredevil Intentionally Venture Into The Mouth Of a Live Volcano!

The Vanuatu Archipelago off the coast of Australia is home to the Marum crater, an active volcano that most sane people would never venture into. However, two adrenaline junkies, documentarian George Kourounis and filmmaker Sam…

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Why Mars One Colonists Will End Up Going Crazy

A space colony could be a breeding ground for mental illness from the implications of isolation and constant surveillance at the same time. Putting people on Mars has been the dream of NASA and other…

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Brake Problem Requires Shanghai GM To Recall 38,328 Cadillac Sedans

It seems like General Motor can’t catch a break, even when it comes to the company’s main Chinese joint venture in Shanghai. GM has been forced to recall 38,328 Cadillac sedans in China as a…

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IBM Builds the Most Complex Human-Like Artificial Brain Yet

Scientists at IBM Research have unveiled a “brain-like” computer chip. This most advanced computer chip to date is the size of a postage stamp and capable of processing massive amounts of data. The chip, called…

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