Musician Laurent Bernadac Plays the World’s First 3D-Printed Electric Violin

Once again, we have another example of how 3D-printing is rapidly progressing. This time, a company called 3D Varius has developed what is being deemed the world’s first 3D-printed electric violin. Obviously, the violin, called…

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Nanotechnology Helps Revolutionize Medicine; Makes It More Effective, Smarter, and More Affordable

Nanobots performing a number of functions inside the body, targeted drug delivery like a smart missile, and nanochips implanted in the body sending feedback to a computer may all sound like science fiction, but the…

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A 360 Degree View Inside a P-51D Mustang at the 2015 Abbotsford International Air Show

If this is the future of aviation footage, then I’m pretty excited. The video below gives you a 360° view from inside the Heritage Flight Museum’s P-51D Mustang “VAL-HALLA” piloted by Greg “B.A.” Anders at…

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This Sustainable Floating City is Shaped Like a Manta Ray

There has been a lot of discussion lately on what the cities of the future will look like. Whatever they look like, our vision for future cities should be one that is energy efficient, modern, sustainable…

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Enormous Explosions, Huge Fireballs Rock Tianjin, China (Videos)

The world has just witnessed what appears to be the largest hazardous chemicals explosion in history in Tianjin, northern China, one of the world’s busiest port cities. A series of explosions, thought to be from…

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The New Science of Siting Wind Farms for Maximum Power Generation

According to wind industry experts, siting wind farms has recently moved from an art to a science. It used to be that wind farm placement was left up to manual techniques for settling on the most…

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Geophysicist Claims a Major Earthquake on San Francisco’s Hayward Fault is Expected ‘Any Day Now’

As per a report published in 2008, there is a 31 percent chance of a 6.7-magnitude or larger earthquake on the Hayward-Rodgers Creek Fault system over the next 30 years. However, according to Tom Brocher,…

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Young Street Artists “Paint The Town” in a Rainbow of Color in Mexican Barrio of Las Palmitas

Mexico is no stranger to mural art as a transformative community expression. Think Diego Rivera and Frida Kahlo. Now a group of artists, known as German Crew (the Germ Collective), initiated community participation to turn…

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One Small Bite For Man, One Giant Leaf For Mankind: Astronauts Aboard the ISS Eat Lettuce

NASA has released footage of astronauts Scott Kelly, Kjell Lindgren and Kimiya Yui of Japan tasting “Outredgeous” red romaine lettuce from the veggie plant growth system on the International Space Station. This marks the first…

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Watch Liebherr Mobile Cranes Lift Each Other, Showing Off Their Sheer Strength

If I were in the crane business and knew my machines were incredibly strong, I’d probably take the same route Liebherr did a few years ago and video an impressive feat. One massive crane lifting…

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