Jayendra Patil Bloggers and writers wait patiently as Google’s slow upgrade cycle leaves Blogger feeling outdated Image Credit: Blogger It’s been a long time since Google made any noticeable changes to its classic blogger platform. For creators and hobbyist writers, the silence feels like a slow fadeout. While the internet has moved forward with sleek content builders, … Read more
Local Italian mechanic Andrea Marazzi has just redefined automotive creativity by building what might be the world’s narrowest drivable car. The base was a 1993 Fiat Panda, but through painstaking craftsmanship, he has slimmed it down to a mere 19 inches (50 cm) in width, about the width of a pillow or narrower than most … Read more
A creative craftsman from China rigged his bed with wheels and joystick controls, letting him lounge, wander and even tackle stairs without getting up Chinese inventor builds motorized bed / Image Source: Reddit In a fun twist on staying in bed all day, a man from China has taken it to a whole new level. … Read more
Imagine walking down the street and suddenly being pelted by bowling balls. It sounds horrible, but this is what it’s like for an insect caught in a rainstorm. Image Credit: Pexels Now, for us getting caught in the rain is, I don’t know, annoying maybe. But for a mosquito or a dragonfly or a butterfly, … Read more
The Nile was the lifeline of ancient Egypt. It ensured the survival and prosperity of its civilization. At over 4,000 miles in length, it is the longest river in the world. The Nile constituted the very backbone of Egyptian agriculture, trade, and culture. In its absence, the deserts of Egypt would become uninhabitable, and the … Read more
This strange 4,500-year-old piece of rock, known as Core 7, was discovered near the Great Pyramids at the end of the 19th century by British archaeologist Flinders Petrie. Today, it is preserved in the Petrie Museum of London. Image Credit: Scientists Against Myths Core 7 is an exact cylinder with strange, perfectly spaced grooves running along its surface. … Read more
Image Credit: Wikimedia This incredible pair of standing stones of Al-Naslaa is located in Saudi Arabia, and it looks like a huge boulder cut in half with laser-like precision. It was first discovered in 1883 by Charles Hoover, the formation has fueled debates amongst academics alternative researchers and tourists. Many people believe that it is … Read more
Perhaps the greatest mystery of the pyramids found across China, the Chinese pyramids have remained relatively unknown globally for centuries, including within China. These ancient structures doubt China’s central plains and deserts, predominantly in Shaanxi province. However, the Chinese communist government has imposed strict prohibitions on excavating and visiting these ancient edifices. (Image Credit: Google … Read more
We are taking a deep dive into one of nature’s most mysterious phenomena, the deepest ocean holes ever discovered and the secrets they might be hiding. With only about 5% of our oceans explored, every new discovery is like unwrapping a mystery that could change our understanding of marine life geology and even our planet … Read more
Dog walker’s slow-motion clip from Malvern Hills sparks global buzz as mystery object races past at lightning speed Malvern Hills UFO sighting object captured by dog walker Andrew Clifton / Image Credit: Andrew Clifton Malvern Hills UFO sighting began as a peaceful afternoon walk on August 5. Andrew Clifton, 40, was enjoying a casual stroll … Read more