Michaela Miklusak is deputy editor of TechandFacts.com and big technology enthusiast. Michaela now lives in Singapore, where she studies System Engineering and Informatics. michaelam@techandfacts.com
This video is loaded with great ideas to either try out with your kids or to impress your friends. Science is always fun to mess around with, and most of these tricks are relatively harmless, but it’s important to always take the proper precautions for safety. Have you tried any...
Ninety years ago, on December 6, 1920 Rosalia, daughter of Sicilian Official Mario Lombardo, died of pneumonia at the age of two. Her grieving father couldn’t settle for just laying his daughter to rest and sought out Alfredo Salafia, a Sicilian professor of chemistry, to preserve her. After he worked...
Can experts commit and tackle climate change? During the Cold War, America created the Apollo program. They commit to putting man on the moon. Apollo brought together the best scientists and engineers. They worked hard and they were motivated. Now, the leading academics are doing the same. They are calling...
What you didn’t know about your brain? We all know, that brain is one of the most important things that we have in our body. Without brain we won’t be able to breath and live. The brain is an organ that serves as the center of the nervous system in...
City of the future will have much more surprises than you expected. And flying cars are only tip of the iceberg. Can you imagine how would your home town look in, let’s say, 100 years? You don’t need to try to guess anymore, because very well known architects from all around the...
Pledging allegiance to the international flag of Earth could become worldwide practice Oskar Pernefeld, a soon-to-be-graduate from Beckmans College of Design in Stockholm, started a new project, where he designed the official flag of Earth. He places it in scenes from around the world and of course, even beyond. The...
A 38-centimeter long finger found in Egypt. Did it belong to Nephilim? “The Nephilim were on the earth in those days, and also afterward, when the sons of God (bene Elohim) came in to the daughters of men, and they bore children to them. Those were the mighty men who were of...
People living in Matera are the only one in the world, who live in a same houses as their ancestors from 9,000 years ago. When you will visit Matera, you will spent a lot of time in caves. You will sleep in a cave, drink in a cave also eat...
Mysterious Lake In Oregon Explained When it is raining in Oregon, majority of people living in the area probably don’t think too much about Lost Lake, shallow lake surrounded by trees near highway. But people who drive around this mysterious lake might notice a different. During the dry months, the...
Every event from past, present and future has already happened. Sounds interesting, right? According to Gabe Perez-Giz, who uses this analogy in his video also said, that we are traveling through events at our own timescale. If you still don’t understand, imagine that we all are reading a book made of...
Tesla Baterry Will Completely Change Renewable Energy The main problem with renewable energies is that the sun doesn’t shine at night and wind doesn’t blow all year. But despite these two major problems, solar power and wind power make up to 22% created electric energy. Elon Musk blown that final defence on...
Strange sounds, whistles and crackles have been heard 36 kilometers (22 miles) above the Earth’s surface “It sounded kind of like ‘The X-files’,” said Daniel Bowman, who constructed the equipment and made the records. This sounds are known as atmospheric infrasound and the frequency is too low (below 20 herthz), so human...
Stonehenge was probably an equivalent of and ancient Mecca Since Geoffrey of Monmouth wrote in 12th century that Merlin flown the stones from Ireland, stories, some more absurd than the others, have raised. Whether they are saying it was a Druid temple, a centre for healing or an astronomical calendars, Stonehenge is still...
Researchers Developed Enzyme That Can Convert Any Blood Type Into Universal Donor. Sometimes, when something bad happen, hospitals often do not have enough of certain blood type and the patient can die. But this is no longer a concern, because scientists made a huge breakthrough. The study was published in...
Depression does not only change the way you think, it can also alter your DNA We know, that there is a difference between feeling sad and being depressed. Depression is a medical illness that causes constant feeling of sadness and lack of interests. It can affect how person with depression...
