Are radioactive batteries the portasble power source of the future? Photo: iStockPhoto
Ever wished you didn’t have to buy batteries quite so often? Well there may be a new, radioactive solution that could potentially keep your electronics cranking for years. View Full Article »
These little insects shockingly love caffeine and nicotine.
Think you’re the only one that can’t wait to kick the day off with a fresh cup of coffee and a cigarette? Think again: a recent study at University of Haifa shows bees are nature’s little caffeine and nicotine junkies. View Full Article »
Billowing as much as 5 tons of sulfur pollution annually, 16 of the world's largest ships can create as much pollution as every car on earth.
Auto owners can feel a bit less guilty about contributing to the world’s pollution levels after some shocking statistics were released showing that just 16 of the wold’s largest ships are capable of producing as much harmful sulfur pollution as every car on earth combined. Most tankers run on an incredibly dirty, tar like, high-sulfur fuel called “marine” or “bunker fuel.” View Full Article »
The Natural Oddity Was First Seen Hovering Over Western Moscow
A huge, luminous, halo shaped cloud was seen recently by millions of people looming over western areas of Moscow, Russia’s capital city.
The unusual occurrence has instigated a terrific buzz over the internet and many people are convinced this was no cloud, but a UFO. View Full Article »
