10 Incredible Scientific Inventions

I was surfing Listverse earlier and I found something pretty cool that I'd like to share to you guys... so here it is :) 10 Incredible Scientific Inventions (by Listverse) 10. Exploding Bacteria Scientists working in the field of synthetic biology have thought up a new way to cure diseases. They have created an Escherichia coli cell which – upon contact with certain pathogens – literally explodes, killing both the pathogen and itself....

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Spirit Science and Metaphysics

I've been thinking deeply on this possibility. We all know the universe is infinite. It expands eternally. Well, think deeply about that, and look at these images. Atoms look like solar systems. Brain cells look like the universe. Would it make sense that since the universe is infinitely large, it could also be infinitely small? It's something really interesting to think about. I mean, what if we have trillions of galaxies in US that inhabit...

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Numerology goes global

Numerology is no one-trick pony. While the Pythagorean method is the most popular system used by enthusiasts and experts in the west, Chinese Numerology is an entirely different and wildly popular system. Rather than associating each number with its deep-rooted personality, as Pythagorean Numerology does, Chinese Numerology is based on the sounds the numbers make when said aloud. And if a number sounds similar to...

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12 new species discovered in 2012

Sponge-meat-eater, one of the most bizarre new species discovered in the year. This carnivorous deep-sea sponge is shaped like a candelabra. It was first detected remotely - to operate a vehicle in the ocean off Monterey Bay in California. Sponges use Velcro hooks on the tentacles to catch floating by crustaceans. Brookesia micra smallest known chameleons. Found on a small island near Madagascar, this chameleon so tiny that can fit on...

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Top 10 Countries That Disappeared In The 20th Century

 New nations seem to pop up with alarming regularity. At the start of the 20th century, there were only a few dozen independent sovereign states on the planet; today, there are nearly 200! Once a nation is established, they tend to stick around for awhile, so a nation disappearing is quite uncommon. It’s only occurred a handful of times in the last century. But when they do, they completely vanish off the face of the globe: government,...

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Skogafos - The most famous waterfall in Iceland

Photo — Link Skógafoss is a waterfall situated in the south of Iceland at the cliffs of the former coastline. After the coastline had receded seaward (it is now at a distance of about 5 kilometres (3.1 miles) from Skógar), the former sea cliffs remained, parallel to the coast over hundreds of kilometres, creating together with some mountains a clear border between the coastal lowlands and the Highlands of Iceland. 10 more images...

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Gunners news: Newcastle 0-1 Arsenal

Koscielny strike secures Champions League football for Gunners Arsene Wenger's side cemented their fourth-place finish with a composed victory against the Magpies, with the match-winning goal coming from their French centre-back   The Gunners' victory meant that regardless of how Tottenham got on against Sunderland at White Hart Lane, they would be the north London side appearing in the Champions League come September. Arsene Wenger...

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10 facts about cheese

These interesting facts not only whetted your appetite, but also help to take a fresh look at an ordinary cheese sandwich 1. For the preparation of kilograms of cheese to 10 liters of goat's or cow's milk. Except milk cheese is made from sour cream, peas, soybeans, pork or veal liver and even sugar and ice. 2. The first cheese was found in the Egyptian pyramids, built in 3000-2800 BC The cheese is also mentioned in Homer's...

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Gunners news: Arsenal 4-1 Wigan

Podolski double relegates Latics and lifts Gunners up to fourth Roberto Martinez's FA Cup winners failed to carry forward their Wembley momentum and slip out of the Premier League as their eight-year top-flight stay ends with a whimper   The Gunners, too, were desperate for a win to keep alive their ambition of finishing in the top four and Lukas Podolski capitalised on some woeful defending to hand the home side an early lead while...

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The convertible Acer Aspire P3 Ultrabook With Tiësto.

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10 discoveries in 2012

 scientists have to sum up and remember the most important discoveries that have been made in the past year. New planets, new animals, incredible achievement worthy of the Guinness Book ... Sell with us recall the most celebrated discoveries of 2012. 10) A giant crocodile, record-breaking Giant crocodile Lolong reaches a length of 6.17 meters. He lives in captivity and is officially the huge crocodile, as announced by the...

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