When natural disasters strike, a matter of minutes can sometimes make all the difference between life and death. In order to save the most amount of victims in the least amount of time, it is imperative for search-and-rescue teams to move with speed and...
As a child, Japanese artist Tatsuya Tanaka became very resourceful at playtime. His imagination grew stronger and stronger and didn't stop in adulthood. His miniature installations use household items like toilet rolls and stalks of broccoli to create tiny, fantastical scenes in ways that make you see ordinary things in a whole new light. We caught up with Tatsuya to talk about his incredible...
Last year, the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) announced some good news for giant pandas. The iconic bears had been upgraded from the...
Virtual reality is no doubt today's most popular technological trend. From gaming, to healthcare, to television and even military training, countless industries are innovating with VR. However,...
Mexican artist Said Dokins is known for his urban calligraffiti, a form of 'abstract vandalism' that combines traditional calligraphy techniques with graffiti writing. In his...
Nashville-based sculptor Herb Williams is quite the Crayola Connoisseur. He meticulously cuts and assembles thousands of colored crayons to recreate everyday objects in hyper colored glory....
In today's rapidly evolving world, it seems that miracles no longer belong to fairytales, and are in fact getting more and more within our reach. Earlier this year, we moved one step closer to perhaps being able to bring people back from the dead, after a deceased woman in China was cryogenically frozen for the first time.
Zhan Wenlian, 49, died of lung cancer in...
