Scientists find way to wipe out Painful Memories
By Gandiva 781 days ago in Science & Technology | mirror.co.uk | Weird News
It sounds like something from a science fiction movie. But researchers reckon they have found a way to erase painful memories and ... [Read More]
Israeli scientists breed 'Black Galaxy' tomato
By chopwire 503 days ago in Science & Technology | dailymail.co.uk | Weird News
Israeli horticulturists have developed a gothic crossbreed of tomato that is red on the inside, black on the out. To create the ‘... [Read More]
Forget fingerprints, ID's in your bum
By BruceLee 513 days ago in Science & Technology | news.com.au | Weird News
PUT your fingerprint scanners away. Stand aside iris measurers. Buttocks are the new way to prove who you are. A team of Japanese... [Read More]
Scientists make chocolate goodies with 3D printer
By BelieveITorNOT 712 days ago in Science & Technology | theage.com.au | Funny News
British taxpayers will no doubt be tickled to know that the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council, the UK government’s l... [Read More]
Scientists say mice are born singers
By MissMinx 831 days ago in Science & Technology | orange.co.uk | Funny News
Scientists have discovered mice are born with an innate love of singing. It suggests the singing mice on 1970s TV show Bagpuss wer... [Read More]
Global Warming? World not quite as hot in 2011 - scientists
By xt4v 514 days ago in Science & Technology | news.com.au | Weird News
THE world in 2011 was not quite as warm as it has been for most of the past decade, US government scientists said. The average glo... [Read More]
So you thought your penis size had nothing to do with your finger size? Think again...
By MissMinx 715 days ago in Nature | news.com.au | Funny News
KOREAN scientists say the ratio between the second and fourth fingers is linked to stretched penile length. The research was publis... [Read More]
Scientists develop spider-silk to make every kid's Spider-Man fantasy come true
By weirdnews 531 days ago in Science & Technology | news.com.au | WTF News
US scientists have developed a way to mass produce super strong spider silk, just like the one used by Spider-Man. Spider silk is ... [Read More]
Scientists create lab-grown sperm, a breakthrough that could help infertile men have biological children
By MissMinx 532 days ago in Science & Technology | nydailynews.com | WTF News
Scientists created lab-grown sperm by successfully simulating the environment found in testicles with the jelly in a Petri dish — a “... [Read More]
Scientists crack formula for perfect pint
By bizarre 242 days ago in Science & Technology | orange.co.uk | Funny News
Scientists claim to have cracked the code of every drinker's dreams - what makes a perfect pint. Researchers devised a formula bas... [Read More]
Wild dog urine may hold a secret message
By wtfpeople 683 days ago in Science & Technology | yahoo.com | Weird News
Australian scientists are working to artificially produce the urine of wild dogs, hoping to keep other wild dogs away from humans and... [Read More]
So the Yeti DOES exist. Scientists say so
By bizarre 231 days ago in Nature | news.com.au | Weird News
DNA tests on hair found supposedly found in a Siberian may actually prove the existence of the Abominable Snowman. Three separ... [Read More]
What global warming? Glaciers grow in Himalayas
By wtfpeople 427 days ago in Nature | foxnews.com | Funny News
A new study reveals that some Himalayan glaciers in the Karakoram mountain range may actually be getting bigger, according to a study... [Read More]
Rapunzel number helps scientists quantify ponytails
By weirdnews 491 days ago in General | yahoo.com | Weird News
Scientists said on Friday that a "Rapunzel Number" may have helped them to crack a problem that has perplexed humanity since Leonardo... [Read More]
Scientists train sea lion to disco dance
By weirdnews 76 days ago in Nature | orange.co.uk | WTF News
Scientists in California have successfully trained a sea lion to move in time to Earth Wind & Fire's Boogie Wonderland. Peter ... [Read More]
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