Sumida River In Tokyo Lights Up With 100,000 LED Bulbs Imitating ‘Fireflies’

Imagine watching a hundred thousand fireflies floating on a the currents of a river. It definitely would be a scene to behold. This is precisely what was experienced in Tokyo when 100,000 solar-powered LED bulbs were let to float into the Sumida River. The bulbs pretty much imitated the ‘fireflies’ which are an important part of Japanese lore.

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Arctic Ocean Leaking Methane Gas: Accelerating Global Warming

NASA scientists have detected a highly potent greenhouse gas, Methane, is being released in large volume from the crumbling Arctic Ocean ice. If the massive volume of methane gas releases into the atmosphere from the cold waters beneath, then this could create bad effects on the climate. In fact, it’s a catalyst for global warming.

Robots Saving Lives By Detecting and Disposing Bombs

Stunning And Dazzling Light Calligraphy At Its Best By Julien Breton (Kaalam)

I am going to feature you some extra-ordinary lighting photographs by French Calligraphy Artist Julien Breton aka Kaalam. The artist mesmerizingly used long exposure technique with the incorporation of light projection & electric torches with unbelievable precision and care which actually created some overwhelming set of characters. Kaalam inspired by the classical calligraphy which emphasizes Arabian style. The photographs can be done with any skillful tricks in front of camera or using high-end graphical interface to create these symbols but self-taught artists here only used light paintings to draw the symbols. The artist did this without the help of any software or Photoshop tricks or superimposed subjects or any sort of post-production editing.

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Absolutely Miraculous! The Jet Engine Technology Helps A Woman To Talk 35 Years Later

What would you say, if a mute suddenly start speaking after years? Two things might come in mind. Either she wasn’t mute, or it’s a miracle. For 52 year old Jan Christian, it was definitely a miracle but a miracle powered by science. Jan Christian had lost her voice due to a car accident at the age of 17, and can speak with the help of Jet engine technology 35 years later.

Navy’s ‘Knifefish’ Drone Submarine Will Hunt Buried Mines

The Navy has unveiled their new mine hunting drone on Monday at its annual Sea Air Space convention. The Navy is building a new fleet of mine-hunting ships that contains drone supplements to dive deep under the sea to spot the underwater weapons. This newest drone sub is called the ‘Knifefish.’ It is manufactured by General Dynamics.

[Funny Video] A Love Story Of Rivals, G-Male And Siri

Apple’s Siri led its iPhone 4S to a rather wild success. The voice-based personal assistant is usually termed a ‘she’, because of its name as well as because the sound it produces is female. Now, a video by Comediva has tried to depict what exactly happens when Siri, and G-Male fall in love. It’s quite interesting and has been posted below.

[VIDEO] Take A 3D Tour Of The Titanic Using Google Earth Technology

Titanic, the largest passenger ship sank on its maiden journey from England to New York 15 April, in the year of 1912, after hitting an iceberg in mid-Atlantic. We just celebrated 100 years of that sinking ship yesterday. Within this 100 years, the most important we have seen is James Cameron’s new CGI that shows exactly how Titanic sank. Now, Google has come up with an interactive 3D model of the Titanic, allowing people to take a tour of the ship that now sits in the somber depths of the sea.