It seems like the Dutch have done it again. It seems that they have built robots that can actually mate and reproduce robot offspring. Research scientists based in Amsterdam have created a process that now allows two robots to artificially mate and produce robot babies. It seems that building robots to replace human workers isn’t …
It has long been a staple for human fetus growth that music and singing is of huge benefit to the unborn child. Now, human mothers regularly sing to their children in the womb and even place headphones over their bellies to pipe in some Mozart or Adele to their child. Recent research done at the University of …
The addiction to electronics, and especially cell phones, has become a world wide problem even though the majority of people refuse, as do all addicts, to understand and realize that they are addicted. One of the world’s leading researchers and experts on addiction in general, and electronic addiction in particular, Dr. Nicolas Kardaras, posits in …
The World Wide Web, and its underlying infrastructure known as the internet, has reached a critical mass point where, if more bandwidth isn’t brought in soon, the entire communication apparatus could crash. According to recent research, the World Wide Web traffic globally keeps expanding by around 22% every year. The current pace doesn’t allow broadband …
The new SymGym may look like a piece of serious exercise equipment but it is actually a combination of workout equipment and video game controller. In reality, it allows the player to receive a full body exercise workout while playing their favorite video games. SymGym is a new start up company based in Chicago and …
China has recently announced its intention of building the world’s largest supercollider. It is expected to be, upon completion, seven times more powerful and at least twice as large as the CERN one in Switzerland. It is to be the latest attempt to build a machine which will further help science to explain the universe …
Researchers at MIT have developed technology that now enables people to actually reach out and touch, and even manipulate, objects in videos. The researchers are a part of the university’s Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory and the technology they have created is known as Interactive Dynamic Video (IDV). The new technology will allow a …
The religion of science, like any legitimate religion, has its own creation story. It has always been known as The Big Bang Theory. Recently, however, the Bang is seemingly being replaced by a Bounce. It seems that some of science has recently been embracing a new creation story known as the Big Bounce Theory. The …
Researcher scientists in Singapore have recently grown tiny miniature brains in petri dishes in their laboratory. In actuality, they have created small versions of the human mid brain. the 3D created versions of the human brain are, they hope, a serious step toward curing certain brain disorders, especially Parikinson’s Disease and Alzheimer’s Disease. According to …
A research team at Yale University recently completed a study that declares people who read books can vastly outlive those who never read. The Yale research team found their findings to be significant and that those who read books have a “significant survival advantage” over people who don’t read books. The researchers approached 3,635 people …