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Zoe Karbe |

This Tiny Robot-Beetle Runs on Alcohol

This tiny cyborg creature may one day be used as artificial pollinators during disasters or even for complex medical..

Michelle Muller |

Blue Eye Surgery: Is it Worth it?

The surgery was first introduced by a California-based company called Stroma Medical, that offers the procedure,..

Zoe Karbe |

Waze Now Lets You Turn Your Car Into The Batmobile

Waze, the Google GPS and traffic app is known for having a wide range of voices, but the latest addition might make you..

Ish Bautista |

The Ergonomic Mouse That Eases Tension 

Here are a few great mice that are worth the investment if you spend multiple hours a day sitting in front of the..

David Ralph Retuya |

Las Vegas Tourist Officials Push For Elon Musk Tunnel Transit System 

The tunnels would transport commuters around its centers and casinos. This would be a massive project.

Jen Aguilar |

U.S. Air Force Has Integrated 3D Printing In Order To Install A New Titanium Piece For The F-22 Raptor Stealth Fighter

A new metallic piece with laser beams replaced an aluminum part of an F-22 Raptor. It’s no surprise that the U.S...

Ish Bautista |

Novel Based Video Games Worth Trying For Their Storylines

For bookworms and people who enjoy complex narratives, novel video games are the perfect blend of a solid storyline and..

Mila Serfontein |

Will Technology be the Microchip on Developing Countries shoulders?

The benefits that we can gain from Technology are endless, from a tiny microchip on your right hand that can open the..

Nature

Zoe Karbe |

5 of the Most Colorful Hillsides in The World

Geological structures like mountains and hillsides don't only shape our world, but sometimes they color it too.

Michelle Muller |

There Are Only Two Northern White Rhinos Left In The World

With only two northern white rhinos left in the world, saving the northern white rhino has become an international..

Zoe Karbe |

5 Facts About The Majestic Redwood Tree

The California coast redwood tree is considered to be one of the most beautiful and majestic trees in the world.

Mila Serfontein |

Behold The Glory of the Tiger

Unfortunately, 93% of the incredibly diverse territories of the Tiger species have been repurposed. Research suggests..

Ingrid Gorospe |

Best Plants Based on Your Personality Type

There are a variety of plants that will go well with us based on our personality types.

Gene Paul Lim |

The World’s Most Aggressive Sharks

If you’re a big fan of Shark Week, then you’re in for a pleasant surprise because the show is returning to your TV..

Ofek Hagag |

This Ancient Scorpion Was One of the First Air Breathers on the Planet

The Parioscorpio Venator used to walk the earth during the early Silurian period, more than 400 million years ago

Environment

Zoe Karbe |

4 Water Saving Tips For Your Vegetable Garden

Water conservation doesn't mean that you need to say goodbye to your garden, it just means making some changes.

Michelle Muller |

Is Eating Organic Really Better for You and the Environment?

The question still remains: Are organic foods actually better for us and the environment?

Michelle Muller |

Why Reusable Bags Aren’t as Environmentally-Friendly as We Think

There is a reason the world has declared war on plastic bags. They don't biodegrade. But are reusable bags a good..

Lisa Wells |

How to Spot an American Tourist Abroad Part 2

Check out a few more of the best ways to recognize an American tourist overseas on your next vacation.

David Ralph Retuya |

The Modern Day Challenge: How To Deal With Daylight Savings

As clocks march ahead of time and daylight saving time begins, there is a lot of anxiety around losing that precious..

Ofek Hagag |

These Glow in the Dark Plants Could Reduce Light Pollution

Environmental specialists are trying to save us from the problems of global warming. This might be a game-changer.

Michelle Muller |

Reeling Facts About Earthquakes

There are an estimated 500,000 earthquakes that occur each year—meaning by the time you've finished reading this..

Michelle Muller |

How Do Cities Become Green?

Many cities have already adopted urban farming, e-mobility, non-motorized transport, and are exploring zero-emission..

Discovery

Zoe Karbe |

Researchers May Have Found the First Treatment for Chronic Fainting

A pacemaker might be the key to preventing fainting, making this the first dedicated treatment for this chronic..

Michelle Muller |

Sleeping Positions and How They Affect Our Quality of Sleep

While we survive changes and transitions, our sleeping schedules have also been affected, making us sleep more or barely..

Ofek Hagag |

A New Dino-Discovery

This new discovery goes by the name Allosaurus Jimmadseni and it looks just as monstrous as it sounds.

David Ralph Retuya |

Turns Out Women Are More Successful on the Job Hunt Than Men

LinkedIn's new 'Gender Insights report' show that women are 16% more successful compared to men in getting a job. They..

Abby Bakke |

Vacation Photos Gone Horribly Wrong Part 2

So, you know that article you've read and liked about horrible pictures from horrible vacations? Great news! There's..

David Ralph Retuya |

The Good and Bad of Drinking Different Types of Water

It's a known fact that people should drink more water. It offers a lot of health benefits like better brain function and..

Ofek Hagag |

Why Left Handed People Are So Much Better Than Righties

Lefties need to learn to get used to many things that right-handed people take for granted. But there is an advantage to..

Health

David Ralph Retuya |

The Ramifications of Yo-Yo Dieting on Women’s Heart

A cross-sectional study on 485 women done by the American Heart Association revealed that women who undergo yo-yo..

Janna Abainza |

Food Smart: Making the Right Choice For Your Pet’s Food

According to pet expert Dr. Jennier Maniet, choosing the perfect pet food is one of the hardest decisions for a pet..

Mark Villanueva |

Debunking These Common Myths Will Change Your Perception of Alcohol

Almost any social gathering without an ample supply of alcohol is likely to end early. After all, many regard it as the..

David Ralph Retuya |

Countries Facing Outbreaks of Vaccine-Preventable Diseases – Part I

An alarming number of anti-vaxxers in America continue to question the legitimacy of vaccines. Devastating results have..

Mark Villanueva |

7 Reasons Why You Should Start Your Morning with a Cup of Water

It sure makes some sense to drink a good amount of it daily. Here are the reasons why drinking water in the morning is..

Mark Villanueva |

Practice These 10 Nighttime Habits to Have a More Productive Day

Here are ten rituals you may follow during nights that will ensure that you’ll wake up the next day properly rested..

Ella Julius |

5 Essentials That Will Boost Your Immune System

When it comes to staying healthy, we want to do anything and everything in our power to ensure we're protecting..

David Ralph Retuya |

Why Do We Need Sleep And What Happens When We Do?

Reflections on why we need sleep date back from ancient times. While people back then had a lot of absurd theories..