Hamburg is the second-largest city in Germany after Berlin and 8th largest city in the European Union with a population of over 1.8 million. Read More »
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How Self-Driving Cars Will Become Our New Offices
Increasingly we’re hearing that the future of driving is likely to be more about riding than actually driving, as autonomous vehicles and services take the wheel for us. The advent of self-driving cars naturally leads the more overwhelmed among us to fantasize about the possibility of reclaiming all those commuting hours and dedicating them to something more productive. Read More »
Six things you don’t know about rabbits
Rabbits eating their own poop is something The Tale of Peter Rabbit didn’t teach you, but it turns out that it’s true. In fact, rabbits eating their own poop is vital to their health. Read More »
World’s First Space Hotel with Artificial Gravity Will Open in 2025
Yet another organization is making strides toward helping ordinary citizens spend time in outer space. The Gateway Foundation has announced plans to build the world’s first space hotel, with an aim to have 100 tourists per week by 2025. DESIGNS for the ‘first space hotel’ have been revealed and it’s as weird and futuristic as you would expect.The orbiting space ... Read More »
Security Princess Is Google’s Secret Weapon
She is Google’s top secret weapon, charged with guarding the world’s most valuable brand. Parisa Tabriz is the company’s card up the sleeve – a young professional hacker they call their “Security Princess”. Read More »
Conceptual Design Art in subway
City officials setup a abstract performance in the capitals metro. The theme is wearing proper public attire. While we are on the subject lets discuss the benefits of using public transportation. Read More »
Foods that kill brain cells
Copper is a chemical element with the symbol Cu and atomic number 29. It is a soft, malleable, and ductile metal with very high thermal and electrical conductivity. A freshly exposed surface of pure copper has a pinkish-orange color. Read More »
Mars base for teens opens in desert
A newly opened educational centre in the Gobi Desert has been set up to allow Chinese students and tourists to experience what life might be like if they had landed on Mars.Constructed in the stark, barren terrain of China’s northwestern province of Gansu, the “Mars Base 1” facility was built by Chinese company C-SPACE.The facility was set up as China ... Read More »
Panther Artificial Insemination
The Persian leopard is listed as Endangered on the IUCN Red List; the population is estimated at fewer than 871–1,290 mature individuals and considered declining. Artificial insemination—taking sperm from a male and placing it into the reproductive system of a female—is one such tool in a scientist’s toolkit. But what’s commonplace for people and livestock like cows and sheep is ... Read More »
Custom Painted Passenger Airplanes
Is it a bird? Is it a plane? Yes. It’s a plane. But why has it got Homer Simpson’s face on it?It’s said that at any given moment, there are around 9,700 planes flying in the sky. Every so often, an airline will get their creative juices flowing and create an aircraft with such a fun airline livery that you’ll ... Read More »