New Program Connects Leaders and Innovators at 35,000 Feet

First there was first class, then second class. Now a major multinational airline has created “Innovation Class.” Chance encounters with people in unexpected situations, often referred to as coincidence, fate or “fortuitous happenstances,” sometimes lead to…

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Does This Anti-Gravity Wheel Defy Newton’s Laws?

Derek Muller, of the popular YouTube channel Veritasium, recently attempted to replicate an experiment done by Professor Eric Laithwaite, involving a heavy wheel. Professor Laithwaite claimed that while he was not able to lift the…

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What’s the Biggest Environmental Health Risk That Could Kill Us All?

A new study from the World Health Organization (WHO) says that air pollution is the single biggest environmental health risk in the world, responsible for seven million deaths globally in 2012. This is higher than…

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Ground Breaks on the World’s Next Tallest Building This Month

Saudi Arabia’s $1.2 billion Kingdom Tower is poised to become the tallest building in the world, with the start day for construction finally set for April 27th. The Kingdom Tower is more than one kilometer…

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Titanium Club-Wielding Golfers May Send Your Course Up in Flames

Researchers at UC Irvine recently released a study showing that club heads coated in titanium can ignite fires. Titanium clubs can produce sparks upwards of 3,000 degrees Fahrenheit which could easily ignite nearby plants, leaves…

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222 People Jumping From 10 Planes With 1 Minute To Break A World Record!

On April 1st, 222 people were ready to create the biggest double-formation skydive in Arizona and in turn break a world record. Unfortunately, their attempt earlier this week was cancelled because of intense wind conditions…

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Architect Known for Paper and Cardboard Designs Wins Pritzker Prize

Famed Japanese architect Shigeru Ban has been awarded this year’s Pritzker Architecture Prize, which acknowledges significant achievements in architecture and art, often considered the Nobel Prize of architecture. Ban first rose to notoriety with his…

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3 Quick Tips for Forklift Accident Prevention in the Industrial Workplace

The Internet is loaded with tips for workplace safety, but maintaining a responsible workforce takes a lot more than passing out written guidelines to employees. Safety maintenance is an ongoing process that requires regular assessments,…

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Microsoft Unveils Cortana… The Siri Killer?

Microsoft has unveiled what many are calling the Siri killer, Cortana, a personal assistant for your smartphone and based off the artificial character from the Halo video game franchise. Cortana is set to compete with…

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Aluminum Recycling: Aluminum Die Casting Companies Produce Aluminum Parts That are Stronger, More Sustainable and Greener

Aluminum recycling is a traditional process—usually achieved through re-melting—which uses significantly less energy than extracting mined bauxite ore from its natural source. There are disadvantages to the re-melting of aluminum when making metal parts. Firstly,…

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