technology

10 Interesting Science Fair Projects That Made It Big

For most of us, science fairs conjure sentiments of general despair, but these interesting science fair projects show the event's transformative potential.

By Susan Sims • Dec 31, 2014

10 Interesting Science Fair Projects That Made It Big

For most of us, science fairs conjure sentiments of general despair, but these interesting science fair projects show the event's transformative potential.

By Susan Sims • December 31, 2014

Beautifully Designed Video Game Environments

If you want to see some of the most groundbreaking modern art, just spend an afternoon playing video games with your teenage cousin. Given the increasing capacities of digital technology, video games are well on their way to becoming not just one of the most entertaining industries out there, but...

By Erin Kelly • Dec 2, 2014

Beautifully Designed Video Game Environments

If you want to see some of the most groundbreaking modern art, just spend an afternoon playing video games with your teenage cousin. Given the increasing capacities of digital technology, video games are well on their way to becoming not just one of the most entertaining industries out there, but...

By Erin Kelly • December 2, 2014

Google Earth Images From The Past And Present Paint A Grim Future

Aerial photography can make slums and ransacked rainforests seem beautiful. These images use Google Earth to capture a different picture.

By All That's Interesting • Nov 11, 2014

Google Earth Images From The Past And Present Paint A Grim Future

Aerial photography can make slums and ransacked rainforests seem beautiful. These images use Google Earth to capture a different picture.

By All That's Interesting • November 11, 2014

Agbogbloshie, The World’s Largest e-Wasteland

Ingesting carcinogens in pursuit of a dollar, Agbogbloshie represents the cost of digital age conveniences.

By Savannah Cox • Oct 14, 2014

Agbogbloshie, The World’s Largest e-Wasteland

Ingesting carcinogens in pursuit of a dollar, Agbogbloshie represents the cost of digital age conveniences.

By Savannah Cox • October 14, 2014

30 Satellite Images That Will Change The Way You See The Earth

Over time, humankind has managed to make its illusions of grandeur actually seem real. These satellite images will fill you with a helpful dose of humility.

By Savannah Cox • Sep 21, 2014

30 Satellite Images That Will Change The Way You See The Earth

Over time, humankind has managed to make its illusions of grandeur actually seem real. These satellite images will fill you with a helpful dose of humility.

By Savannah Cox • September 21, 2014

You Won’t Believe These 30 Items Came From A 3D Printer

There’s no use denying it—3D printers are changing the way the world works. Although companies and artists are the primary users of these extraordinary devices, as costs lessen 3D printers could start popping up in homes across the country. And while the ability to print stem cells and prosthetic limbs...

By Kiri Picone • Jul 20, 2014

You Won’t Believe These 30 Items Came From A 3D Printer

There’s no use denying it—3D printers are changing the way the world works. Although companies and artists are the primary users of these extraordinary devices, as costs lessen 3D printers could start popping up in homes across the country. And while the ability to print stem cells and prosthetic limbs...

By Kiri Picone • July 20, 2014

11 Of History’s Weirdest Inventions

From boats that would survive an ice age to wooden swimming suits, these strange inventions are also the most delightful to look back on.

By Savannah Cox • Jun 30, 2014

11 Of History’s Weirdest Inventions

From boats that would survive an ice age to wooden swimming suits, these strange inventions are also the most delightful to look back on.

By Savannah Cox • June 30, 2014

The Terribly Inaccurate And Bad Science In 6 Of Your Favorite Films

When it comes to scientific accuracy in sci-fi movies, it’s no secret that most filmmakers play it fast and loose, with audience entertainment being the ultimate goal. Luckily, a lot of moviegoers are quite adept at suspending their disbelief for the sake of preserving their fantasy, (and getting their money’s...

By Erin Kelly • Jun 30, 2014

The Terribly Inaccurate And Bad Science In 6 Of Your Favorite Films

When it comes to scientific accuracy in sci-fi movies, it’s no secret that most filmmakers play it fast and loose, with audience entertainment being the ultimate goal. Luckily, a lot of moviegoers are quite adept at suspending their disbelief for the sake of preserving their fantasy, (and getting their money’s...

By Erin Kelly • June 30, 2014

5 Ways 3D Printing Will Change The World

While 3D printing seems well suited in the plot of a futuristic sci-fi novel, it is well within our grasp. Using a variety of materials that includes wood, metal, plastics and fabrics, we are now able to print various three-dimensional objects, ranging from food, spare parts, weapons, homes, organs, medical...

By Kiri Picone • Mar 6, 2014

5 Ways 3D Printing Will Change The World

While 3D printing seems well suited in the plot of a futuristic sci-fi novel, it is well within our grasp. Using a variety of materials that includes wood, metal, plastics and fabrics, we are now able to print various three-dimensional objects, ranging from food, spare parts, weapons, homes, organs, medical...

By Kiri Picone • March 6, 2014

What We Love This Week, Volume LII

Ben Kling’s Geeky Literary Valentines Day Cards Hallmark is too commercial. A box of chocolates conjures too many images of Tom Hanks. Neither of them portrays your sophistication; none demonstrates that you did indeed get an A on your James Joyce essay or that you’ve been to the Met. Twice....

By Savannah Cox • Feb 14, 2014

What We Love This Week, Volume LII

Ben Kling’s Geeky Literary Valentines Day Cards Hallmark is too commercial. A box of chocolates conjures too many images of Tom Hanks. Neither of them portrays your sophistication; none demonstrates that you did indeed get an A on your James Joyce essay or that you’ve been to the Met. Twice....

By Savannah Cox • February 14, 2014