Search for any news on Easter and you’ll find some pretty amazing stories! The following is a collection of my favorites.

LiftPort Group, the space elevator companies, today announced that
it has successfully completed its second round of preliminary tests of
its high altitude platform and robotic lifters.

As anyone who suffered through Catwoman can attest, even a great
body can’t make up for a lousy script. In fact, some of the best
bodybuilders have appeared in some of the worst movies.

Gwa-ha-ha! So, you want to get closer to EGM’s 200th issue?

As a seven-year-old boy Jacques Franck was shown a picture of the Mona Lisa, and a lifelong passion was born along with a single burning question: How did Leonardo Da Vinci achieve such perfection? Today after decades of study, years of being snubbed by academic and museum circles and a stubborn refusal to be sidelined, […]

A chemist in the United States is working on "chameleon clothing" that at the touch of a switch would mimic the wearer’s surroundings.

Nielsen//NetRatings published its findings on top Web sites in March 2006. While the rank of leaders - Yahoo!, Microsoft.com, MSN, Google, AOL and eBay - remained unchanged from February 2006…..

Here’s a tip for companies, if you want to attract people, make sure that you’re found on the first page of a search engine, for a new survey has found that not only are such companies found linked to top brands, but that most people only bother going through the first three pages before giving […]

Japan plans to send robots to explore and set up a base on the moon, possibly within the next 10 years, officials said.

British surgeons are amazed how quickly a 12-year-old Welsh girl, who had her transplanted heart removed after 10 years, has recovered with her original heart.

University of California-Riverside scientists say humans perceive more than they think they do — even reading unheard speech from the movement of dots.

Researchers at the Georgia Institute of Technology say they have developed nanowires that generate electricity when they vibrate.

The Pew Research Center in Washington, D.C., says Americans believe their fellow Americans have become fat - but not themselves.