A mysterious gelatinous ball has puzzled and fascinated researchers after undersea photographer Rudolf Svensen spotted it while diving at the mouth of the Matre fjord in Hordaland, western Norway.
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Mysterious Underwater Sphere in Photo Baffles Scientists
Body by God
For Susie Neubaur, part of being a good Christian means trying to be physically fit. She works out at the Lord’s Gym in Clermont, Fla., beginning her day with Bible study and a program called "Body by God."
Sony Patents Segway-Inspired Skateboard
It’s not quite a hoverboard, but Sony looks to be set to take at least two wheels of the venerable earthbound skateboard (and apparently make up for them in size), if this recent patent its been granted is any indication.
The Celery Straw Really Sucks It Up
Duda Farm Fresh Foods in Florida has engineered celery stalks with hollow centers.
Taiwan Scientists Breed Green-glowing Pigs
Imagine, instead of some ambient bedside lamp you could have a cute piglet instead.
WIFI Robot By Meccano To Be Unveiled At CES
Meccano is all set to unveil a WiFi-controlled, Erector-branded robot kit at CES.
Lifestyle Influences Healthcare Claims
Lifestyle affects more than 85 percent of U.S. insurance claim costs, indicating a way of life has a larger impact on claims than thought, researchers said.
Study: 200 Million Kids ‘Intellectually Stunted’
At least 200 million children under the age of five currently fail to reach their full intellectual potential, a new study of developing countries estimates.
Teaching Software has Emotion-Awareness to Tracks Student Attention
Tutoring software that knows when students’ are losing interest in a lesson and can adjust to keep them on track is being tested by researchers in China and the UK.
Extreme Weather Shifts from Hurricanes to Snowstorms
Snow-weary Colorado was hammered with its third snowstorm in as many weeks, complicating recovery efforts from back-to-back blizzards and raising fears that livestock losses would keep mounting.
Mannequin Boobs are Getting Bigger
Mannequins’ breasts are growing to cater to the number of women who now have plastic surgery (or men’s increased fondness for gigantic boobs). Shop mannequins with 40" DD breasts have been selling fast across America in the last year.
Fixing the ‘Lion-Faced Man’ of China
Life has never been easy for Yang Huimin, as you can see from this amazing photo. Doctors see him as their greatest challenge and are working to repair his condition and hope to have him looking normal very soon. (w/pic)
Testing the New ‘Cancer-Killing’ Molecule
A hybrid molecule which could provide a dual attack on cancer cells is being developed for animal testing.

