5 More Famous People and Their Inventions Everyone Forgets
It has been said that "The history of the world is but the biography of great men". In fact, we said it in a previous article. But more importantly, the phrase
10 Flying Cars (That Are “Just Around the Corner”)
When people talk about the future, there are probably three things that they consider to be truly futuristic: cures for all diseases (to make sex risk free),
5 (Scientifically) Proven Reasons You Shouldn’t Have Kids
There have been tales of children ruining one's life probably since the dawn of time. Men complain about their kids, women complain about their kids. It's only
5 Old and Ancient Robots
Science fiction paints robots as hi-tech futuristic creations, but robots (or “automatons” for those of us with a pinch of class) are much older than most
Four Frightening (and Real) Robots
Back in the olden days, people would sit around their living rooms, light up fancy cigars and talk about the future. They'd also try to guess what color looked
6 Inventions That Have Gotten Worse Over Time
We like to think that, as humans, we are good at inventing things. After all, we're the species that came up with controlled fire, the wheel, sliced bread, and
5 Alien Characteristics That Science Disproves
A wise man once said that science is like the blabbermouth who ruins the ending to a movie. Science just has a way of ruining things: dreams of flying cars, religious dogma and even our beloved cinematic aliens…
6 Weird Scientific Studies
1.The "The" StudyPerhaps wanting to prove that she is second to none in the prestigious town of Crazyville, Glenda Brown carried out a study on the word
5 Most Gigantic Instruments in the History of Science
Science is rarely as interesting as it appears in the media. Scientists working on cloning spend most of their time putting small amounts of chemicals onto
4 Weird Things Accomplished With Urine
Urine. Okay, let’s get that case of the giggles out of the way right now. Peeing is just another bodily function that needs to be done, despite the fact that
