Science
The Ehang 184 is a drone designed to carry a passenger. No pilots license necessary. The drone does it all, taking the passenger to the destination entered on the touch screen using the safest fastest route while communicating with air traffic control, other aircraft, avoiding obstacles and even hovering in place. Cost will be $200,000 to $300,000 US. Be the first on your block to own one!
An indepth article that identifies a line up of sacred sites in South America from Bolivia to Peru along a precise line. Locations and artifacts indicate a probably connection between South America and the Middle East ( Sumeria). The level of mathematics required was very advanced ( spherical trigonometry) and ruins with highly advanced technological skills are multiple.
The world is on a continuous route of advancement and every year we celebrate new discoveries, 2015 was no different. Here is a bunch of the most incredible scientific breakthroughs of 2015.
2015 was an amazing year for Science. Here is a handful of the incredible science being done by kids in 2015.
Scientists have been given an extraordinary glimpse into how wild New Caledonian crows make and use ‘hooked stick tools’ to hunt for insect prey. Dr Jolyon Troscianko, from the University of Exeter, and Dr Christian Rutz, from the University of St Andrews, have captured first video recordings documenting how these tropical corvids fashion these particularly complex tools in the wild.
Julia Wilde of DNews is joined by Dr. Meg Lowman talk about Tardigrades – a very strange and mysterious animal.
A magnificent photo of a proton arc taken over Lake Superior when the photographer was planning a photo of Aurora Borealis.
This you tube video shows and explains the orange theory of the shape of the Universe. An orange is a toroid. Watch and read the explanations on the screen. Makes sense…..
Mitch and Greg of ASAP Science put a recent study to the test. They did an experiment with one couple of strangers and had them ask each other the 36 questions that supposedly increase the chances of falling in love. Watch what happens… it’s fascinating!
Whether you’re conservative or liberal may have to do with the way your brain works. Robert Torres looks at what brain research has to say about political orientation, perception and racism.
Scientists have been working on nuclear fusion for more than 50 years but the extreme temperatures involved and the difficulty of controlling plasmas has slowed progress.
Ripples in the space-time continuum model allows for messages to be sent back in time on closed time curves, but are we able to get messages from the future? The author weighs in.
