This restaurant creates customized sushi from a 3D printer!
If you are someone who loves experimenting with futuristic culinary dishes and does not mind handing over samples of your saliva, urine and feces to the restaurant prior your visit then we assure you to trust…
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Stanford research reveals that Apple Watch can accurately measure irregular heartbeats
Apple has always given life a new dimension, which leads to something unique and essential for people. For many years now, products of Apple has made significant changes in the lives of people with technology…
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Researchers create backpacks for pigeons to collect atmospheric data
Pigeons are still famous for their ability of carrying messages to the right location and returning back to their nests even though the tradition was practiced several hundred years ago. We might not pay much…
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You can set up your own digital store in a few minutes with this awesome app
If you are an artist who lacks marketing skills entirely then we are sure that you have struggled more with selling your art than creating it. However, with this amazing new app, you are likely to sell your art…
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These designers have made plastic products out of lobster tails
Polyethene plastics are so last century but do you know what is going to replace those lethal pieces of plastic? Lobster tails! A start-up company, named as Shellworks, by four designers of Royal College of Art…
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This 800,000-year-old ice core makes a funny sound when an ice chunk is thrown into its borehole
A team of brilliant scientists from University of Rochester were on an Antarctic expedition to study the climate of past times by using the sample of an 800,000-year-old ice core. Explaining the research, a…
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Researchers find a way to covert CO2 into coal at room temperature
Accumulation of greenhouse gases in our environment has become a growing concern and even though there are solutions to curb the issue, they aren’t really economically viable. However, the recent study by Royal…
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Brigitte Schuster documents adorable cat ladders found in a city of Switzerland
If you happen to love cats, you are bound to love those people even more who go an extra mile just to take care of their feline friends. You can find loads of such people in the city of Bern, Switzerland. Swiss…
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Olympic torch of 2020 Tokyo Olympics pays homage to Japan in a very special manner
The 2020 Tokyo Olympics are making it to the headlines every day and for all the right reasons. This time around, the rave is all about the Olympics Torch that was revealed to the public at the recent press…
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Mexican company turns avocado seeds into biodegradable cutlery
Universal steps of using an avocado: Cut into half, throw the useless and heavy seed away and then scoop out the avocado flesh to put to use. Well, the last two steps kind of flip when it comes to the Mexican…
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This Airbnb contest’s prize is every art lover’s dream come true
If you are an art enthusiast it is probable that you have dreamt of sneaking into the most loved art museum Louvre and spending the whole night there, at least once in your lifetime. The good news is that this…
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2020 Tokyo Olympic organizers make sustainability a symbol of victory
Talking about sustainability is one thing and doing something about it, is another but making it a symbol for victory for all the generations to come is something that is commendable beyond words! In case you…
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Fasting and Exercise Help Body Cells Discard Defective Proteins
Our bodies possess a mechanism which allows us to get rid of the proteins that are no longer required by our body. The proteins can be present in any form, be it defective, toxic or even surplus to our…
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Recent study links the effects of depression and anxiety to memory loss
Depression and anxiety seem to have a direct relationship with memory loss especially when they occur frequently in first four decades of one’s life, stated by a report published on a recent study. The type of…
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Matt Baker’s chart shows the evolution of English alphabets right from the beginning
Like everything in this world has evolved, the English alphabets too have gone through their fair share of developments before they became known to us as they are today. What’s interesting is that contrary to…
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Recent study finds presence of harmful chemicals in baby diapers
After the presence of harmful materials such as microplastics in almost all forms of food that we consume, we have now successfully moved on to inanimate objects! A French research has recently revealed that…
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