Ball lightning is a phenomena that has been reported hundreds of times throughout recorded history, but we really aren’t any nearer to finding out what it is, what causes it or why it...
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Recently, in Izmir, Turkey a group excavating a 5,000 year old burial at the site of Başur Höyük made some exciting discoveries. They unearthed 49 sculpted pieces that are presumed to be part of a game (pictured...
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The other day I put up a video showcasing some Siberians in Russia using JCB diggers to cross an engorged river, CLICK HERE to see that little wonder. This next video shows some youngsters using a JCB...
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Welcome to Tianducheng, China. Situated just outside Hangzhou in East China’s Zhejiang Province, this small residential area is essentially a ghost town. The Zhejiang Guangsha Co. Ltd took it upon themselves to build a miniature Paris in the...
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Archaeologists have long believed that the Amazon basin was too harsh an environment to house any kind of perpetual society. With poor soil quality and numerous hazards, they thought only small bands of...
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3D printing is a big leap forward on the printing scene, a sector mostly known for being frustratingly unreliable. Standard printers are the bane of most office-workers lives. The toner is low, the...
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Recent news reports have blamed strange sonic disturbance from London to New York on the secretive Aurora project, so it seems timely to recap on what the Aurora project actually is, and whether it’s a...
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Nychos is an Austrian artist that took inspiration from his father’s hunting and dissection exploits when he was a youth. His paintings primarily show “exploded views” of characters and other critters. He recently...
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This video shows a dancer called Onyx as he whips up the congregation of a baptist church into a frenzy with his wild and ambitious dance skillz. Then he smashes into the pulpit....
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What would it look like if the moon was replaced by other planets? To be honest, that’s not a question I had ever asked, but it is a question I’m glad someone has...
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