Near-earth asteroids recognized unsuitable for development
Scientists of the Harvard-Smithsonian center astrofiziki (CfA) investigated and concluded that only a small part of the near-earth asteroids are suitable to extract the necessary resources.
In Egypt have discovered a previously unknown Pharaoh
A group of archaeologists from the United States has found the tomb of the unknown Pharaoh who ruled Egypt 3.7 thousand years ago. About it informs Agence France-Press citing personal informants.
Signs that his emotional age of 15-20 years
You are 30, but the feeling tacos, as if you stood at around 23, and since then has not changed? Familiar? Yes, this is called a sensual age.
Pilgrims in St. Petersburg lined up for the Gifts of the Magi
For the first day of stay of the relics in St. Petersburg the Shrine was able to worship more than 21 thousand believers.
American through the court requires the death of his pregnant wife
Health workers of urgent medical aid of the United States Eric Munoz going through the Tribunal to require be disconnected from the respirator his pregnant wife, which was almost 2 months ago death was recorded brain.
For men it is more important constant orgasms than love
According to recent studies of the South American scientists, one quarter of men believe that a systematic orgasms for them is more important than love.
"Kanye-3 from the moon photographed the Earth (photo)
Chinese landing module "Kanye-3", being part of the same lunar mission, handed Earth photos in high resolution. Photo was made on 25 December 2013, with the surface of the moon, but were published only in the present moment.
Sex on the first appointment: for and against
The latest sexual survey indicates that the men actually think about the women who agreed to have sex on the first date.
A Cup of coffee extends memories for days
A Cup of coffee can significantly improve memory, and at least on the day of delay in the brain the necessary information.
Astrophysicists have found new wishing to escape from the milky way
Astrophysics from the United States, Australia and the United States have noticed the newest class of stars that can leave the milky way. Unlike the already famous "hyperspeed" of light, they were not thrown out by interaction with the supermassive black hole at the galaxy's center.
Scientists have produced a dragon for the seven years of Australian
Australian State Association of scientific and applied research (CSIRO) has fulfilled the request of seven Sophie Lester from Brisbane, who wished to receive the gift of the dragon.
White sharks have been long-lived
Scientists from Oceanographic institution woods hole revealed that white sharks Carcharodon carcharias can live much more than was thought to this day. The work published in the journal PLoS ONE, short of it can be found on the website of the University.
How to relieve stress through orgasm
Amazing orgasm - this is the dream, certainly, one and all the ladies in our days. But for all this, it must be a reality, not imagination and, God forbid, not a sham. the following 5 tips will help you to relax, to find a truly unforgettable orgasm...
In Luxor have found the tomb of an ancient Egyptian brewery
In Luxor, Upper Egypt, was found in the tomb brewer, whose age is more than 3200 years, informs National Geographic. According to the Minister of antiquities powers Mohammed Ibrahim, the finding was made by a group of Japanese scientific workers during clearance of the main working area.
The survivors of the terrorist attacks in Volgograd are on the mend
In medical establishments of the city of Volgograd is still 45 people who were placed under the supervision of doctors in the two attacks. In Moscow clinics treat most heavy casualties. Only in Moscow was delivered by planes EMERCOM of 19 persons.
First lawsuit filed under new Russian anti-piracy law
A movie distribution company has filed a lawsuit against Russia`s largest social network on the day a new law which has been criticized by activists and internet companies came into force.
Prince Philip admitted to hospital
The Duke of Edinburgh - who turns 92 next week - will spend up to two weeks at the London Clinic where he will undergo the procedure "following abdominal investigations".
Gerard Depardieu has been granted Russian citizenship
The 63-year-old French actor - who moved to Belgium in December over his anger at French President Francois Hollande`s proposed 75 per cent tax hike on the super-rich - officially became a Russian citizen on 03.01.13 after President Vladimir Putin accepted his request to become a national.
Over a million Americans officially became poor in two months
The number of Americans enrolled in the government`s food stamp program has risen to surpass the previous month`s record. With 607,544 new Americans becoming eligible for food stamps in September, the total has reached yet another all-time record.
US intelligence`s vision of 2030
Things are about to get a little weird. This according to the National Intelligence Council, at least, a US-based coalition of spy agencies that has just released its predictions for what`s in store for the Earth in 2030.
Iran strike must be bigger than Afghan/Iraqi ops combined
AFP Photo/Vyacheslav Oseledko
Pot palace: Cops seize 340kg of marijuana in abandoned Rome subway tunnel
A sprawling underground marijuana farm was discovered on Monday in an abandoned line of Rome`s subway. The record bust in the heart of Italy`s capital was apparently produced by sophisticated cultivation systems.
CNN gives up on news; starts reality shows?
Anderson Cooper`s bedroom isn`t quite equipped with 24-hour infrared surveillance cameras just yet but that might not be too far away: CNN is seeking ideas for reality television programing amid their worst ratings in 20 years.
Crime and punishment: MP calls for return to death penalty
An MP representing the ruling United Russia party has suggested that Russia bring back the death penalty for crimes including large-scale material damage to the state economy, corruption and pedophilia.
Seattle woman weds corporation
Single life got you down? But let me guess - that special someone seems impossible to find. An activist in Seattle found a surefire solution to her bachelorette blues, while at the same time sticking it to the Supreme Court.