Monopoly’s Hidden Maps Help World War II POWs Escape
This is some interesting history. During World War II, the British secret service found an ingenious way to help Allied prisoners of war escape from...
Author : Trent Gordon
American Nearly Jailed for Laughing too Loudly in Own Home
A 42-year-old man from Long Island, New York, once faced up to 30 days in jail and a $500 fine after his neighbor complained to...
Finally, Tattoos That Let You Control Objects with Your Mind
In the realm of cutting-edge research, Dr. Todd Coleman and his team at the University of California San Diego are pioneering the development of “electronic...
Self Healing Computer that “Never Crashes”
Researchers at University College London have developed a self-healing computer known as the “systemic” machine, which can instantly recover corrupted data[1]. This technology is designed...
The Seventh Sense: Your Immune System?
From the subatomic to the astronomical there are surprises at every order of magnitude. This post focuses one of many mysteries of the human immune...
Video: DeLorean Hovercraft Goes for a Spin
Matt Riese’s DeLorean Hovercraft, a unique homage to the iconic vehicle from “Back to the Future,” has garnered significant attention since its inception....
What If We’re All Just Pixels in Someone’s Game?
I’ve followed the simulation theory for years and still see it as a very interesting and real possibility. In fact, it drives much of...
Secrets of the Lost D-Day Pigeon
During the D-Day invasion of June 6, 1944, a carrier pigeon tasked with relaying secret messages back to England never completed its mission. The bird...
Control a Phone or Tablet by Just Looking at it?
The hazards of time travel may be greater than we imagined. If you do jump forward 100 years or so, be very careful what...
Stimulation of Brain Area Causes Bizarre Face Perception Experience
Ron Blackwell’s hospital visit took an unexpected turn when researchers electrically stimulated a specific part of his brain, causing him to perceive his doctor’s face...