Australians have long been early adopters of technology, and an important archeological find only confirms it. Archeologists have identified a tiny axe fragment dating back to between 45,000 to 49,000 years ago in the Kimberley region of Western Australia. Not … Read More
If you want to envy the beauty of a cat, here’s your chance. Smoothie is a British Longhair cat that even Anna Wintour would find gorgeous. SEE ALSO: Snow-white cat has the most magical blue and green eyes Judging by … Read More
Elon Musk’s dream of transforming yet another form of transportation is inching (or racing, if things go well) toward reality. In 2014, Musk, of Tesla fame, outlined a potentially revolutionary transportation system called the Hyperloop, an above-ground, low-pressure tube with … Read More
To achieve Greek God status, Chris Hemsworth’s stunt double had to eat a mind-blowing amount of food a day. Bobby Holland Hanton, who has been at Hemsworth’s side since Snow White and the Hunstman, consumes 35 meals a day to … Read More
For about a year, nurses at the Svartedalens retirement home have worked six-hour days on an eight-hour salary. They’re part of an experiment funded by the Swedish government to see if a shorter workday can increase productivity. The conclusion? It … Read More
Teenager McKenzie Strange is fortunate to have a mom who still packs her lunch. But we all slip up sometimes, which is how a Four Loko — an alcoholic energy drink, once a frat party staple — ended up in … Read More
Connectivity and the technology that connects us continues to grow and expand across the globe. As countries with advanced economies slowly inch toward 100% usage of smartphones and the Internet, developing countries have been closing the gap. SEE ALSO: Emerging … Read More
For he’s a jolly good kitty. The Guinness World Records recently announced Monday that Scooter, a 30-year-old Siamese who lives in Mansfield, Texas, is the oldest living cat. SEE ALSO: Tootsie, the diligent 81-year-old Texan, keeps her local BBQ joint afloat … Read More
On the banks of the East River, across 35 acres of land and comprised of some 16 buildings is Industry City, the largest privately owned industrial complex in New York. Inside this Brooklyn innovation ecosystem is a diverse concentration of … Read More
Bonnie Johnson takes the term “non-traditional college student” to a whole new level. Like many Americans, Johnson had a dream of obtaining a college degree. But unlike so many of the Kennesaw State University graduates crossing the stage this morning, … Read More