Guy makes open source plastic-recycling machines for people to copy for free

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With plans to pull out of the Paris climate deal, the US is quickly falling behind in the race for clean energy. So who’s winning?

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Could the pierced ears of King Tut’s ancient mask be linked to a secret inscription hidden underneath?
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China’s $1 trillion One Belt One Road (New Silk Road) initiative is unprecedented in size and scope. President Xi Jinping has sealed megaproject deals with 65 countries to construct ports, power stations, rail lines, roads, and all the tunnels and bridges needed to connect them back to mainland China.

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Scientists and engineers are taking folding into the future!

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The Sri Padmanabhaswamy temple is known to be the richest temple in the world as it is covered in gold. Besides its amazing riches, there are other mysteries within it that make it stand out from the rest.

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VLC is one of the most used software in the world, and it’s completely free. Where does it come from?
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Humans emit roughly 30 to 40 billion tons of the greenhouse gas, carbon dioxide, into the atmosphere each year. If we keep it up, Earth will continue to heat up and ultimately devastate our way of life. Check out also the “TOP 10 Global Warming Solutions“.

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Airports have a big problem which is rubber from planes on the runway. But this machine strips the rubber very easily and is very satisfying to watch.
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Thieves install credit card skimmers to steal cards, then buy gasoline in massive quantities, transported in makeshifts tanks and bladders in trucks and vans to stations in on the scam.

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Brian Greene, professor of physics and mathematics at Columbia University and co-founder of the World Science Festival, explains one of the most prominent theories of how our universe will meet its fate.

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Here are 10 crazy homes that only the richest and privileged can afford in the case of a zombie apocalypse.

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Do you believe people are currently traveling across time?

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An interesting take on that question but not as deep as we would have liked.
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During the mid 20th century, physicists were grappling with a perplexing puzzle. It seemed that every time they applied equations to explain fundamental properties we see and experience around us — like the mass of a particle or what happens when two particles interact with each other — they always got the same answer: infinity.

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