Veterinarians share 10 things you should never do when taking your dog on a walk Tom Hanks and Robin Wright reunite 30 years ...

Researchers at Lab have advanced the understanding of magnetic skyrmions by developing techniques to image their 3D ...

His 3D printed lithographic moon lamp combines a number of hacker and maker skills, and is sure to impress. 3D-printed lithographic moons have gotten pretty popular these days, so he was able to ...

[Heliox] demonstrates this well, with a 3D-printed workshop lamp that looks the business and is functional, too. The lamp has plenty of neat design touches that speak to [Heliox]’s experience in ...

The huge seven metre sculpture is made out of detailed NASA imagery of the Earth’s surface, creating a mind-bendingly realistic replica of our planet. The spinning globe is accompanied by a ...

An curved arrow pointing right. The Earth spins at more than 1000 mph. If it were to suddenly stop, the effects would be disastrous. Produced by Kevin Reilly. Animation by Rob Ludacer Follow TI ...

Our planet's spinning motion causes the moving liquid metal to spiral, in a way similar to how it affects weather systems on the Earth's surface. These spiraling eddies allow separate magnetic ...

I love lamps—big and small ... its simple design is what makes it so versatile. A 10-inch glass globe sits atop a footed base that holds a light bulb of your choosing, and it has a 6-foot ...

The more water from the polar regions flows into the world’s oceans— particularly into equatorial areas—the more significant the drag factor on the speed at which Earth rotates, says the paper.

followed by tsunamis generated by the displacement of oceans previously held in check by the planet's spin. Astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson starkly predicts that a momentary stop in Earth's ...

On July 29, Earth’s full spin was 1.50 milliseconds shorter than 24 hours, which means Earth experienced its shortest day ever and it wasn’t just a one-time fluke. Here's how Earth spinning ...

total solar eclipses near the Eastern Mediterranean. Yes, Earth is suddenly spinning faster. Earth rotated once around its axis on Wednesday, June 29, in 1.59 milliseconds less than 24 hours ...