Air Accidents More Likely in Africa
Africa has about 5 percent of global air traffic but 20 percent of accidents and deaths in 2014.
Water Robots Explore the Celtic Sea
Scientists in England are using two self-directed water vehicles to explore the animal and plant life of theCeltic Sea.
California Dogs Riding The Waves
Groups of surfers and their dogs took to the waves in the seventh “Surf City Surf Dog” competition.
Broken Glass Walkway Shatters Nerves in China
Imagine this. You are visiting a beautiful mountain somewhere in the countryside.
Columbus Day: Some Love It, Others Not So Much
This is Columbus Day, the second Monday in October, in the United States.
FIFA Suspends Blatter
President Sepp Blatter was suspended Thursday for 90 days by an ethics committee.
Japanese Rock Band Goes English
It took 10 years for a popular Japanese rock band to release a music album in both English and Japanese.
Ukrainian Artist Portrays Putin with Bullets
A young Ukrainian artist has created a portrait of Russian President Vladimir Putin with bullet casings.
George Washington: President, Man, Myth
Americans call George Washington “the father of our country.”
‘The Martian’ Mixes Science, Science Fiction
The Hollywood film, “The Martian,” opens to U.S. audiences on October 2.