Brett Belan and his wife Kira have built a full electric solar powered volkswagen bus and converted it into a camper
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The virus called WannaCrypt has taken millions of computers blocking users from accessing their computers until they make a payment to an unknown account.
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Dr. Wendy A. Suzuki is a Professor of Neural Science and Psychology in the Center for Neural Science at NYU and the the author of “Healthy Brain, Happy Life.” Here, she explains the positive effects of exercising to the brain.
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When you get a call, just raise your hand to answer.

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Some people claim they reach a higher state of consciousness when they take psychedelics, but is this really what’s happening?
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The Greatest Threat To Humanity
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A surgeon uses controls to guide the robot.
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This tiny house is a craftsman’s dream. There is such a high level of work that has gone into constructing every detail of this home. The construction is also completely sustainable with all items of the build being locally and sustainably sourced.

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Earth harbors hundreds of active volcanoes. When they erupt, they can change the climate of the entire planet. Indeed, they are one of Mother Nature’s deadliest phenomena. Here, we’ve ranked the deadliest eruptions in history.

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Meet Nikola Tesla, the genius engineer and tireless inventor whose technology revolutionized the electrical age of the 20th century. Regarded by many historians as an eccentric genius, Tesla gained international fame for his invention of a system of alternating current that made possible the distribution of electricity over vast distances and is the basis for the electrical grid that powers 21st century life.

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Germany recently completed its enormous Synlight project. Towering three stories high, the project is the world’s largest collection of film project spotlights in a single room, and the company behind the project — the German Aerospace Center (DLR) — just switched it on.

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New pictures of Saturn’s north pole show a continuing trend of color change. Formally the region was a golden hue but there looks to be a large expanding area of blue. Scientists believe the planet’s seasons can explain the changes.

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It’s been used since the Roman times, but concrete has never been more popular than today, with China using more of the stuff in the last three years than the United States in the last century. Concrete is one of the most widely used materials in the world, but at some point, no matter how it is mixed, it will crack and deteriorate.

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The US signed the metre convention and bases all customary units on SI standards. As an aside, the Utah constitution from 1895 required the metric system to be taught in schools. This requirement was repealed in 1987. ¯
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We’ve all been there, you’re having a nice conversation with someone you just met and suddenly you realize you’ve forgotten their name.

It’s embarrassing, but the good news is there’s actually an evolutionary reason behind it. Dr. Dean Buonomano, professor of neurobiology at UCLA, explains why people’s names aren’t easy to remember.

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