Most of us, at certain points in our life, must have wondered how useful our math classes were in school. Some of us probably never have to utilize more than half of what we learned to survive. But there is a certain individual who used basic trigonometry, which we learn in schools to guess the...
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March 20th, 2024, is the first day of Spring in the Northern Hemisphere. That means that although beautiful flowers and lovely warm days are just around the corner, pesky bugs will soon also appear. Most people either deal with these pests by squishing or releasing them outside. However, experts warn that this should not be...
Eighteen-year-old Cartier Woods passed away on February 6. The senior student at Detroit Northwestern in Detroit, went on life support on January 31st after suffering cardiac arrest while playing basketball. His family and friends held a vigil for him and struggle to accept how a healthy and strong teenager could suffer a cardiac incident. “He...
Imagine traveling from Los Angeles to San Francisco in 45 minutes or less. With these conceptual Hyperloop trains, that could be a reality. The Hyperloop train system is a vacuum-sealed tube that allows for transporting people and cargo at high speeds. The vacuum-sealed tubes are similar to those used in pneumatic tubes, but they are...
Located just a river crossing away from St. Louis, Missouri, lies an ancient and enigmatic anthropological site that remains little known to most Americans. Cahokia, a sprawling settlement that may have accommodated up to 20,000 inhabitants by 1050 A.D. Remaining covered in mystery, it still leaves scholars debating the possible reasons for its demise. The...
In an absurd incident in Kern County, California, authorities have arrested a 27-year-old man accused of a seriously gruesome act. The man allegedly consumed a human leg from the scene of a train collision. The incident took place back on Friday, March 22, at an Amtrak Station in Wasco. A pedestrian was tragically struck by...
Machu Picchu, nestled high in the Andes Mountains of Peru, is more than just an ancient Incan citadel. It’s a testament to human ingenuity, a mystery shrouded in the mist of time. Exploring its enigmatic ruins is akin to embarking on a journey through history, culture, and spirituality. As you traverse the rugged terrain and...
Teletubbies were a big part of many children’s lives growing up in the 90s. In fact, most of us sitting in front of the TV in the morning to catch a glimpse of Dipsy, Tinky-Winky, Po, and Laa Laa frolicking around, all without a care in the world. However, there has been a single instance...
Imagine having searched for years for the love of your life, and you finally found them. The only thing is, they have just been offered a job overseas. Now, you face the reality of losing them just as things are about to get serious. The good news is technology has made long-distance dating seem a...
While it would appear to any casual observer that the Moon is where it is always supposed to be, scientists think that the Moon is moving further away each day. Ever since the dawn of the Universe, mankind has been fascinated by the nearest celestial object to our Earth. For centuries, we had wondered about...
Some in the business world will do whatever it takes to turn a profit, even if it means making their employees bend over backward. This is why certain companies have taken steps to ensure that we give our bodies the proper rest that it requires. One such company is the Indian startup called SoftGrid Computers....
A gardening expert experiments with an unorthodox fertilizer for his tomato plants: a whole egg and a banana. First, he buries the food then buries the plant on top of them. He explains that the egg and banana will rot over time, providing nutrients to the growing tomato plants. No further fertilizer is needed. Whether...