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BMW's Futuristic Concept Car Can Drive Itself and Change Colour on the Fly!
BMW is 100 years old, and to celebrate its birthday, they have designed a trio of futuristic concept cars that they think could define the next century of motoring.
It Appears The Moon Is Not Earth's Only Cosmic Companion
The newly discovered asteroid 2016 HO3 orbits the sun in such a way that the space rock never strays too far from Earth, making it a "quasi-satellite" of our planet, scientists say.
The Conjuring 2 Screening Sees Man Drop Dead From A Heart Attack
A 65-year-old man died in a cinema auditorium last week while watching a screening of horror movie The Conjuring 2.
Hyperloop Wars? The Pressure To Reach 700 MPH Sparks Fierce Rivalry
The ultra-high-speed mass transit invention of Tesla boss Elon Musk has shaped a hotbed of competitive rivalry with major stakeholders exchanging criticisms at the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum in Russia.
How Phone Hacking Worked and How to Make Sure You’re Not A Victim
Not only can your mobile device be hacked, it can be done fairly easily without you even knowing it happen.
Snails Use Just Two Brain Cells To Make Decisions
Scientists have led to a discovery that could help engineers develop energy efficient robots.
Thailand Eliminates Mother-To-Child Hiv Transmission
Thailand is the first country in the Asia-Pacific region to eliminate mother-to-child transmission of HIV and syphilis. It is also the first country with a "large HIV epidemic" to eradicate mother-to-child transmission of the diseases.
Obesity Increases In U.S Women, Study Finds
According to a pair of studies released on Tuesday, there appears to be little effort made when trying to curb obesity in the United States.
Will The Supreme Court Rule On Transgender Bathrooms Sooner Rather Than Later?
On Tuesday, a Virginia county school board said that it will ask the Supreme Court to open a case concerning the school district's transgender bathroom policy.
Us Nukes And Missiles Controlled By Floppy Disks
A programme used for controlling some of America's ballistic missiles and nuclear bombers is controlled from a forty-year-old computer which still uses floppy disks, reveals a report.
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