Mike Brown is the man who killed Pluto. He is the planet killer in 2005 who started the debate that Pluto is not a planet.…
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The insignificant little bee might be nothing to you on your own bustling world. The bee represents billions of dollars just to the economy, a…
One Thing I’ve Learnt campaign is all hands on. The hand puppet extreme is a clever way to get your message across and attention at…
Food bills are getting higher and not lower. In North America we waste a lot of food, most of what is on our plate ends…
Some men like to dream big. In 1911, Dr T. Kennard Thomson wanted to expand New York City by 50 square miles. He wanted to…
The Golden Book of Chemistry Experiments was supposedly banned by the government due to the fact that kids could seriously injure themselves. There are only…
Got Milk? Well, you might be needing a lot more of it. Scientists have come up with a way to make biodegradable styrofoam from milk. Here is one commodity that might just shoot through the roof if a big industry gets involved with speculative stock trading. This is one true milkshake if this industry takes off.
Many cities are encouraging you to leave your car at home to have a cleaner eco-friendly city. Less emissions from car and new bus routes…
Aspirins – Cutter by Alex Harrison is a carousel of playful sounds and plastic mechanically dancing in ambiance. It has a little Modern Times homage…
If we didn’t have enough pills to swallow. The facelift pill is coming to tuck away those wrinkled years. So how exactly does it work?…
A strange thing is happening to the watermelon. The seeds have disappeared. Where is the fun in spitting seeds. Apparently none. The consumer has spoken…
Stephen Hawking’s new book The Grand Design is creating a stir. The search for the Holy Grail is over, God did not create the universe.…
The internet seems to hold just about everything. Even a vintage calculator museum. With a gratis virtual Windows based calculator there is not much need…
Food needs a modern cookbook for the 21st century. Modernist Cuisine: The Art and Science of Cooking is leading the way in a new approach…
These are not the most lively bunch at the California Science Center in Exhibition Park. The mummy collection of dead souls has managed to attract…
The fascination of the Titanic seems to be one that captures the imagination of many. The plight of the doomed ship lies dormant undersea for…
via: OnlineSchools.org Some consider bacon to be the meat candy. Bacon can be dressed up with many things from salads to burgers. Of course there…
Everybody has the next great idea. For every useful patented idea there is a crop of stupid ones. Daniel Wright is a comedian and his…
It’s shark week again this year at Discovery. Who is the real predator? From 1580 to 2007, there were a reported 64 fatal great white…
The national mood swing can now be seen through the eyes of Twitter. It can be best described as an online mood ring for the…
Most of North American jobs are being outsourced in India and China. Why not outsource surrogate motherhood? Indian girls are the latest in outsourcing business…
Losing Our Cool: Uncomfortable Truths About Our Air-Conditioned World (and Finding New Ways to Get Through the Summer) written by Stan Cox is a refreshing…
http://blip.tv/play/AeaDFAI The magnitude of nuclear bomb testing by various countries from 1945- 1998 is staggering as artist Isao Hashimoto explores through a global bird’s eye…
Dentistry as we know it could be a thing of the past. There is a new gel that could easily replace painful teeth fillings. The…
What happens to your favorite underwater characters when BP comes spilling into town?
I am reminded of the Police’s song Message in the Bottle where hundred billion bottles wash up on the shore. The Atlantic as much as…