Incredible footage has emerged of what a group of Russians claim is the remains of a dead alien.The video, which many viewers have dismissed as an elaborate hoax, was allegedly filmed near the town of Irkutsk close to Russia’s Lake Baikal in recent weeks.

The strange clip of the discovery has now been seen by nearly 1.5 million people in the two days since it was uploaded on April 17.The video was released after villagers in the area reported seeing bright orange lights in the sky last month with one witness capturing the mystery lights on his or her mobile phone. Read the rest of this entry

More than half of the total population in the world consumes beer, though it is considered to be an alcohol, it has got a lot of health benefits, provided it is consumed in a moderate manner. Here’s an interesting infographic that shows all the health facts related to moderate consumption of beer. Read the rest of this entry

Introducing the “Swiss Mini Gun” - World’s smallest pistol that fits in your pocket along with your other gadgets - and packs a hell of a lethal punch.

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There is really no need to complain about the size of your mobile phones unless its this big…LOL! Read the rest of this entry

Whats your ambition? to become an astronaut? If yes, then you should make sure you wont lose that interest in space science because most of the kids starts dreaming about astronauts and when they grow up they end up in some finance companies or burger shops.

So here we present 10 absolutely stunning high-quality space themed wallpapers for all the space lovers out there, so that you will be inspired about your space ambition every time you open your computer. Enjoy! Read the rest of this entry

This is a photography sequence of 42 stacked shots, caught in Olympic Stadium, Athens during a severe thunderstorm. It only took me aproximatelly 30 minutes to capture 51 lightnings.

Nine shots were destroyed because of the excess brightness. See also the waterdrops from the drain pipe. They seem ’still’ as they instlantly illuminated from the lightnings. Read the rest of this entry

It wouldn’t look good on the mantelpiece and is bound to get lost in the post – it’s the world’s smallest Christmas card. Engineers from the University of Glasgow produced it to highlight their world-leading nanotechnology expertise.

Invisible to the naked eye, the card is so small that 8276 of them could fit on an area the size of a first class stamp. Read the rest of this entry

Check out this amazing lightning strike recorded at 7600 frames per second. The video shows a downward-propagating negatively charged, stepped leader.

The lightning branches out in many different directions, causing one leader to make a connection with the ground, creating a bright return stroke.

The downward leaders are traveling at a couple of hundred kilometers per second. The bright return stroke travels upward at around half the speed of light, and is too fast to capture in more than one image. Read the rest of this entry

This photograph was taken by the crew on board the Columbia during its last mission, on a cloudless day. This kind of photographs reveals the true beauty of our planet.

The picture is of Europe and Africa when the sun is setting. Half of the picture is in night. The bright dots you see are the cities lights. Read the rest of this entry

This is the most incredible volcano footage ever recorded. This is just insane footage of some insane dudes getting insanely close to burning hot magma.

You will never see anyone closer to a volcano than this…, A team in Vanuatu ab seiled 500 vertical metres into the Marum Volcano on Ambrym Island to the very edge of a huge lake of violently boiling lava Read the rest of this entry