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Man in China grows second nose on forehead, to replace broken first nose
A man in China’s Fujian province suffered serious damage to his nose during a traffic accident. He refused medical treatment and after several months, an infection left his nose unrepairable. Fortunately for him, the doctors...
Scientists create new lightsaber-like material, time to pewpewpew
Scientists from Harvard and MIT have recently a new form of matter that sounds like it could be the genesis of Star Wars. The new form of photon-based matter that is quite similar to that of lightsabers according to the physicist ...
NASA and Curiosity Rover finds water on Mars… again
Is there life on Mars? Some reports say not possible, while others indicate there is a possibility. According to The Guardian, NASA has managed to locate water on Mars via the help of the Curiosity Rover. Now, this is not a lake o...
Get rid of your fears by smelling stuff while you sleep, aka Scent Therapy
Do you have a severe fear of cats and anything cute in this world? There could be help for you yet old chap. Scientists have found a way to erase your fears using what they call Scent Therapy; we kid you not. We’re not quite sure ...
Google launches anti-aging company Calico, will likely cure death really soon
Google is a company that is not afraid to branch out into areas that have less to do with its core business, web services. The company’s latest foray is launching a new company called Calico, which will focus on health and anti-ag...
Our future source of electricity is poop
The future is poop, no seriously; the future is literally poop if these scientists are allowed to continue their research. A bunch of researchers at Stanford University found a way to harvest electricity from feces, and we’re all ...
Voyager 1 is first man-made object to leave our solar system, possibly trespasses on alien territory
Voyager 1 has left our the solar system folks, never to return home again. According to Geeks Are Sexy (you bet we are), Voyager 1 has crossed the heliopause into the nearby interstellar plasma. That’s basically saying the satelli...
200,000 people have a death wish, sign up for one-way trip to Mars — literally
It looks like many people are tired of life on earth and I don’t blame them. With all kinds of pollutions and natural disasters, life on earth is getting harder day by day, which is why I am not surprised to hear over 200,00...
Sprayable Energy is a liquid you spray on your skin to get coffee-like energy
What if you could gain energy during the day without having to drink coffee, or eat an energy bar? Heck, what if you could gain energy by just spraying an ointment/liquid four times on your body? Is this product real? Yes, it is. ...
Glow in the dark snails could save our dogs from lungworms
Anything that glows in the dark is automatically the most interesting thing in the world, seriously, we’re not joking about this. Do you find snails interesting? No, you don’t, but when they glow in the dark, that’s when you begin...
Robotize yourself with this bioskin
Robotics and engineering have advanced so much over the past decade that it is now possible for a person to replace his/her amputated limbs with a robotic prosthetic limb, awesome, right? Sure it is lads and lassies. The downside ...
Researchers develop transparent and stretchable computer speakers
How would you like a speaker system that is totally transparent, stretchable, and made of gel? Sounds impossible? Well, thanks to a research team in Harvard University, it just might be a next big thing in the near future. Develop...
NASA successfully tests 3D-printed rocket injector, like a boss
3D printing is slowly becoming all the craze now, even NASA is getting in on the action with its latest project. The space agency built a 3D rocket component from scratch, and actually managed to fire it without any noticeable pro...
Mars used to have water. It doesn’t now. New NASA satellite aims to find out why.
Science has proven that Mars once had a similar atmosphere to Earth, and that liquid water was plentiful. However, after a period of time, the red planet lost its atmosphere, and scientists are still wondering why this happened. T...