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Butterfly feeding on nectar © Karthik R Bhat
The Minuscule World
Wonders of the Microcosm
Anne-Louis De Roussy Girodet, The Funeral of Atala
Can we take the role of God?
The grey dilemma
Toque Monkey 2008 08 05 Hakgala CRW_4472 (c) Gehan de Silva Wijeyeratne
Why Sri Lanka is super-rich for wildlife
How geology, evolution and ancient cultures forged a super-rich wildlife destination
Our Earth (Gaia)
The Systems View of Life
Fritjof Capra account during his book presentation
Gehan de Silva Wijeyeratne. Sepilok
Colugos and Orang Utans in the Bornean Rainforest
A night safari reveals alien-looking gliding mammals
Arabic Gate for Architectural News
Arabic Gate: Architectural News
A bridge between west and east
Spring in London
The spring in London's Wetland
London's bio-diversity treasure trove comes alive in Spring
Ray Tomlinson was the first person to send out an e-mail in late 1971
Global Communication and Mail
Who sent the first e-mail?
All of us have dreamed of disappearing in some moment of our life
Interview with Frank M. Ahearn
The 'digital hit man' who can help you disappear
Main goal of the Giga Society is to further the establishment of mental ability test norms in the very high range
Interview with Paul Cooijmans
Administrator of the Giga society.
Cloning has many advantages, but in the other hand generates polemic
Human Cloning
Controversies about human embryo cloning.
The NASA astronauts, during their training period in Iceland
Iceland's Lunar Landscapes
The surprising connection of NASA astronauts and Iceland.
A group of icelandic horses in the snow
The Icelandic Horse
The versatile five-gaited Viking horse.
The Plastiki, sailing in San Francisco
The Plastiki
De Rothschild journeyed across the Pacific in a sailboat made of 12,500 plastic bottles.
Felix Baumgartner in the Red Bull Stratos capsule © Red Bull GmbH
Red Bull Stratos, to the edge of space
Felix Baumgartner plans to ascend to 120,000 feet and make a freefall jump.
Within a day, the ice can melt almost completely.
Rapid ice melt
Risks and implications on global warming and oceans’ salinity
Osmotic Power is the new challenge. Foto di Alberto Pozzo.
Osmotic Power Plant
A new challenge for renewable energy production?
Dr. Sander van der Leeuw
Dr. Sander Van der Leeuw: 2012
Champions of the Earth for science and Innovation
Picture by Alberto Pozzo
Managing our waste
The US MBA Polymer Company set up a production system able to recycle plastic
Picture by Alberto Pozzo
A controversial hydroelectric project in Brazil
Works on the third largest dam in the world have already started.
Picture of Alberto Pozzo
Solar paint: a viable solution towards sustainability?
Is it possible to build self-sufficient houses that are able to produce the amount of energy required to run all household appliances?
Solar Power plant, a future energy challenges?
Gemasolar power plant is the first one able to deliver power for 24 hours a day per week
Google and museums unveil Art Project
Discovering the Google Art Project
Photo by Alberto Pozzo
Durban Climate Change Conference 2011
Durban is hosting the 17th Conference of the Parties of the United Nations Convention
The Diavel, by Ducati.
Two Ducati among the Best Motorcycles of 2011
The American sport magazine Cycle World, has voted the Multistrada 1200 and the Diavel as the best motorcycles of 2011
The Stephenson's Rocket steam locomotive at the Science Museum in London.
The Science Museum of London
Lies in the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea; with eight floors
Steve Jobs, Apple co-founder dead at 56
Jobs' death was announced by Apple in a statement late on Wednesday, October 5th
Veolia: World Solar Challenge
An adventure of epic proportions from Darwin to Adelaide
The new Republic of South Sudan, a promising land
Boma National Park in South Sudan
Time travel
The concept of traveling forward and backward: is it possible?
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