This 3D map is like a CT scan of Earth itself
One hundred twenty years after discovering X-rays, scientists at the University of California, Berkeley, have found a way to look inside Earth itself.
This French fry vending machine is the stuff dreams are made of
There now exists -- prepare yourselves -- a vending machine that dispenses freshly prepared french fries and condiments at the push of a button.
Instagram can now predict who America’s Next Top Model will be
No longer just a platform for making your life look better, Instagram is being used to predict who the next stars of international fashion runways will be
In Australia this Labor Day weekend? Flash a smile in the world’s largest selfie
If you're lucky enough to be in Australia for the long weekend, you may want to consider participating in what is being called the world's biggest selfie.
Inspired by squid teeth, this self-healing plastic repairs itself when you add water
Thanks to researchers at the University of Pennsylvania, there is a new kind of self-healing plastic, inspired by the teeth of squids.
Forget bird’s eye views, see with cat’s eyes with Cat Street View in Hiroshima
The Hiroshima Prefecture has released "Hiroshima cat’s street view," which is, as its name suggests, a daring look into street life from the eyes of a cat.
Why one CEO believes the toy industry needs to forgo gender labels
Don Coolidge, the CEO and co-founder of Elemental Path and creator of CogniToys, firmly believes that the toy industry should forgo gender labels.
IBM is bringing sports into the digital age, starting with the U.S. Open
In partnership with the U.S. Tennis Association, IBM has catapulted sports into the digital age.
Like AirBnB for yachts, GetMyBoat lets you rent the boat of your dreams
Thanks to GetMyBoat you can now provide your watercraft as a floating hotel.
Motion-powered Million Mile Light stays lit as long as you keep jogging
The Million Mile Light is a Kickstarter project "that's powered by motion & engineered to never give up."
Seeing a cloaked woman on Mars? It’s probably your pareidolia acting up again
I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but someone's gotta tell you -- you're not actually seeing Jesus in your toast. It's just your pareidolia acting up.
Swan necks inspire new technology for better camera drone footage in the air
Researchers at Stanford University in California are taking inspiration from swans to ensure smoother and more graceful video content.
You don’t have to be rich to be an art collector, thanks to Kollecto
Meet Kollecto, your "art-buying mentor" that insists, "You don't have to be rich to collect art."
If dust could talk, it would tell you how many women versus men live in your home
According to a new study, your average household dust bunny tells a shockingly accurate story about your family and the inhabitants of your home
Tired of posters falling off your wall? Try Voltaglue, the voltage-dependent adhesive
A new glue is making its debut, and it even works underwater. This is because Voltaglue only hardens when an electrical charge is applied.
Want to share your mood? Do it with the wearable-first app Vibes
The wearable first app Vibes allows the user to communicate his or her feelings in the only way we millennials know how -- visually.
It’s a bird, it’s a plane! It’s a drone interrupting a monk’s sunbathing session on a wind turbine!
Despite climbing to the top of a 200-foot wind turbine in Rhode Island, a monk found his sunbathing session interrupted by a drone.
What would Earth look like without humans? Hint, it’s a lot like Africa.
Researchers from Aarhus University in Denmark have mapped out what the world would look like sans humanity.
Want pancakes? Robots can help with RoboHow’s new Wikipedia for robots
European research company RoboHow is now teaching robots how to perform practical, everyday tasks, from the home to the office.