Amazing

Here is the best stuff, thats is really amazing, like I use to say It Rocks!

Bizarre

Here is stuff that is strange, weird and completely out of usual or expected.

Funny

Here can you find some funny articles like humor photos and videos.

Space

Space exploration, hubble satellite photos from earth and also space news.

Videos

Here re all videos under category amazing, funny, bizarre and accident videos.

White-Light Solar Flares Finally Explained
Sun, 30/05/10 – 11:43 | No Comment

The flashes of white light accompanying some solar flares are caused by the sun’s acceleration of electrons to speeds greater than half the speed of light.
The phenomenon’s new explanation derives from data recorded from a …

Planetary Bullies Make Astronomers Rethink the Habitable Zone
Sun, 30/05/10 – 10:53 | No Comment

Exoplanet orbits that seem just right for life could be bent out of shape by pushy neighbors. New simulations of extrasolar planetary systems may mean the definition of “habitable” planets needs to be completely overhauled.
When …

New Flu Vaccines Could Protect Against All Strains
Sun, 30/05/10 – 10:51 | No Comment

A new vaccine may be able to provide some protection against all strains of influenza.
Current immunizations create antibodies that target a specific piece of a molecule on the surface of the virus that researchers call …

Black Hole Found in Unexpected Place
Sun, 30/05/10 – 10:43 | No Comment

Detailed Hubble images reveal a single supermassive black hole wandering away from its host galaxy’s center where it belongs. The misplaced black hole is probably the result of a merger between two smaller black holes, …

Origin of Milky Way Clouds Revealed
Sun, 30/05/10 – 10:41 | No Comment

Mysterious clouds of gas hovering above the plane of the Milky Way may be the fractured remnants of superbubbles blown by stellar winds and exploding stars.
“There’s a fundamental, interesting connection between gas far away from …

The Science of Horror-Movie Screams
Sun, 30/05/10 – 10:39 | No Comment

As horror-flick titles go, Night of the Living Chaos and Rosemary’s Nonlinearity aren’t the catchiest. But filmmakers know that chaos — the mathematical kind — is scary. Now scientists know it too.
sciencenewsFilmmakers use chaotic, unpredictable …

Colossal Squid Is Far From Fearsome Predator
Tue, 18/05/10 – 10:40 | One Comment

In the popular imagination, the colossal squid is fast and terrifying, able to dispatch whales and submarines with ease.
But the image of the squid as a nasty predator of the deep is probably more mythology …

Early Birds’ Wings Probably Didn’t Flap
Tue, 18/05/10 – 10:38 | No Comment

The wings were willing, but the feathers were weak. Delicate, thin-shafted plumage would have made flapping difficult if not impossible for two prehistoric birds, a new analysis of fossil feathers suggests.
sciencenews Their feathers probably would …

Jury Reaches Decision in Brain-Scan Test Case
Tue, 18/05/10 – 10:36 | No Comment

After a judge excluded brain scan evidence offered by the plaintiff, a jury quickly found for the defense in a Brooklyn sexual harassment case this week.
The case, which drew national attention following a Wired.com article …

Ravens Console Each Other After Fights
Tue, 18/05/10 – 10:34 | One Comment

After ravens see a friend get a beat down, they approach the victim and appear to console it, according to new research.
Orlaith Fraser and her co-author Thomas Bugnyar watched the aftermath of 152 fights over …

High Metabolism Fueled Evolution of Bat Flight
Wed, 28/04/10 – 12:25 | No Comment

From wings to low-density bones to echolocation, the evolution of flight in bats required many radical changes. But the most important change may have been metabolic.
A genetic comparison of dozens of mammal species shows that …

Oldest Martian Meteorite Not as Old as Thought
Sat, 17/04/10 – 17:43 | No Comment

The Allan Hills meteorite, named for the site where it was found in Antarctica, was once thought to contain fossil traces of life. That idea has been mostly dismissed, and now the rock also appears …

Possible New Human Ancestor Discovered
Mon, 12/04/10 – 12:32 | One Comment

Two 1.9 million-year-old skeletons found in a South African cave have added a new and intriguing member to the primate family.
Dubbed Australopithecus sediba, it has many features — including long legs and a protruding nose …

First Animals Found That Live Without Oxygen
Mon, 12/04/10 – 12:30 | One Comment

In the muck of the deep Mediterranean seafloor, scientists have found the first multicellular animals capable of surviving in an entirely oxygen-free environment.
Some types of bacteria and other single-celled organisms can live without oxygen, but …

Venus Orbiter Finds Potential Active Volcanoes
Mon, 12/04/10 – 12:28 | No Comment

The Venus Express spacecraft has found convincing evidence that Earth is not the only geologically active planet in the solar system.
Infrared emissions from lava flows on the surface of Venus indicate that they are relatively …

Tipping Point Not Likely for Arctic Sea Ice
Mon, 12/04/10 – 10:59 | No Comment

A late-winter expansion of Arctic sea ice is a good example of ice-forming dynamics that could keep the Arctic from hitting a “tipping point” in the near future.
Some scientists have predicted that rising temperatures could …

Bats, Birds and Lizards Can Fight Climate Change
Mon, 12/04/10 – 10:50 | No Comment

Birds, bats and lizards may play an important role in Earth’s climate by protecting plants from insects that forage on foliage. A new study suggests that preserving these animals could be a low-tech way to …

Inca Skeletons Show Evidence of Spanish Brutality
Tue, 6/04/10 – 10:12 | One Comment

If bones could scream, a bloodcurdling din would be reverberating through a 500-year-old cemetery in Peru. Human skeletons unearthed there have yielded the first direct evidence of Inca fatalities caused by Spanish conquerors.
sciencenewsEuropean newcomers killed …

Why Volcanic Eruptions Can Spark Lightning
Tue, 6/04/10 – 10:07 | No Comment

It’s the ultimate love-at-first-sight story: In the middle of the desert, hundreds of miles from anything else, lonely sand grains meet up in a crowd and decide to electrify each other. Sparks fly.
sciencenewsPhysicists have long …

Hunt for Missing Genetic Killer Comes Up Empty
Fri, 2/04/10 – 10:09 | No Comment

A massive search for a prime suspect in the mystery of the missing heritability has come up empty.
Known as copy-number variations, or CNVs, these extra or missing sequences of the genome have been linked to …