Most of you have heard about driverless cars and seen them in action in movies like I-robot, but could this futuristic idea be a possibility in the next couple of years? Driverless
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The Oceans are now rising faster than they have in 2,800 years scientists say
Leading global warming scientists have reconstructed the history of earth’s sea levels, tracing them back over some 3000 years. The conclusion that have arrived at is that the rate the sea has risen
New Study finds stubborn children more likely to be successful adults
Being a parent of a stubborn child can often be an exhausting, thankless responsibility. When you’re trying to convince your 5
Creepiest video’s and images of 2015
Benjamin Spilthoorin was skiing in the Penine Alps when his worst fears were realised. The snow below him gave way and he fell into a glacial Crevasse.
Fidgeting for calories
Ever wonder why that annoying girl at your work who is always tapping her feet or clicking her pen manages to stay so skinny?. Turns out that the actual act of her fidgeting might be the answer. New research has shown that the habit of extra little movements throughout the
Scientists using Algae in the fight against cancer
Scientists in Australia have successfully engineered algae nanoparticles to combat cancer. They were successful in killing over 90% of the targeted cancer cells. They were also able to kill of
Lab bred corals reproduce in the wild for the first time
Rising Ocean temperatures and acidification are a significant threat to coral reefs. Maintaining healthy coral communities is essential to marine biodiversity. However the coral reefs seem to be losing the
BIONIC LENS COULD GIVE YOU SUPER HUMAN SIGHT
The Ocumetics Bionic Lens was created by Canadian Dr Garth Webb, and it takes around 8 minutes to implant. The lens is folded into a syringe with saline solution
New blood test able to diagnose most cancers with 96% certainty
Researchers at the VUMC institute in Amsterdam have announced that a new blood test in early development will be able to detect whether a person has cancer. Currently the only way it is possible to diagnose most cancers is with scans and biopsies. However even these are not reliable as
10 Weird Science Facts You Never Knew
1) You may think of Polar bears as the majestic bear of the arctic, but you’ve probably never thought about actually eating a polar bear, which is a good thing, because if you did, you would die. A polar bear’s liver has too much vitamin A in it for a