Every Day Is Interesting

Fossilised bones of a dinosaur believed to be the largest creature ever to walk the Earth have been unearthed in Argentina, palaeontologists say. Weighing in at 77 tonnes, it was as heavy as 14 African elephants, and seven tonnes heavier than the previous record holder, Argentinosaurus. Read more

FoldScope, a completely functional microscope that folds up like a piece of origami. It's rugged. It's waterproof. And it was created for less than 50 cents a piece and has the power to save billions of lives. Read more

Containing notes from his reading on mathematics and geometry. It also provides evidence of the development of Newton’s own mathematical thinking, including his study of infinite series and development of binomial theorem, the evolution of the differential calculus, and its application to the problem of quadratures and integration. ... read more

'Iran is building a nonworking mock-up of an American nuclear-powered aircraft carrier that United States officials say may be intended to be blown up for propaganda value.' Read More

Owned by Madame de Florian – a socialite and an actress – who fled to the South of France during the second world war, leaving everything behind- she never came back to Paris but kept on paying her rent until the day she died when she was 91. The rest was left un-dusted and un-disturbed to this day.

In the summer of 1939 just before the outbreak of war, the National Air Raid Precautions Animals Committee drafted a notice - Advice to Animal Owners. The pamphlet said: "If at all possible, send or take your household animals into the country in advance of an emergency....If you cannot place them in the care of neighbours, it really is kindest to have them destroyed."

Russian president, Vladimir Putin- addresses the American people and their political leaders in regards to the conflict in Syria.

In the mid-1960s, when CIA analysts first saw satellite images of the KM, they knew only that something very large and very fast had appeared on the Caspian Sea. The bewildered analysts dubbed it the "Caspian Sea Monster."

Abandoned automobiles and other debris clutter an acid water and oil filled five acre pond near Ogden, Utah, in April of 1974. It was cleaned up under EPA supervision to prevent possible contamination of the Great Salt Lake and a wildlife refuge nearby.

Researchers have been able to consistently create a “false memory,” making a mouse fearful of a place it has no reason to fear. The memory was implanted by shining blue light into the mouse’s brain, which triggered a carefully chosen group of neurons.

Dozens of Japanese train passengers pushed a 32-ton train carriage away from the platform to free a woman who had fallen into the 20-centimeter (eight-inch) gap between the train and platform during the busy morning rush hour Monday. The act of heroism was captured by a newspaper photographer, whose photo of the rescue ran in the Yomiuri daily's evening edition.

Not just any prison- Swedish prison. After fighting copyright infringement charges for years, the three gents behind the world's most notorious torrent site are headed to the slammer. Luckily, TPB lives, and Swedish prison is great!

A team of scientists in Switzerland has managed to cram 11,011 electrodes onto a single 2mm by 2mm piece of silicon to create a microchip that works just like an actual brain. The best part about this so-called neuromorphic chips? They can feel.

The operator of Japan's stricken Fukushima nuclear power plant has said contaminated ground water had likely been flowing into the sea, acknowledging such a leakage for the first time.

Until recently, One of Modern History's most important relics lay at the bottom of the ocean, 14,000 feet deep. With the help of NASA, Bezos Expeditions has finally brought home these, previously lost, artifacts of both cultural and historical significance.

Art prodigy Kieron Williamson, aged 10, has made an estimated £1.5m from his paintings over the past five years and been dubbed a "mini-Monet".

Two American fighter jets dropped four bombs on Australia's Great Barrier Reef after a training exercise went wrong, it has emerged.