Elon Musk has once against warned the human race of the dangers of developing artificial intelligence to a point where it has too much power.
US president Barack Obama has taken some time to address the US citizens regarding the Ebola outbreak. Here his message here…
Don’t cry, don’t cry, don’t cry… the northern white rhino is dwindling precariously in numbers – we might be a few weeks away from being able to count them on one hand.
Announced via a post on the social network, Facebook boss Mark Zuckerberg steps in to make his contributions in the fight against Ebola.
It seemed like a logical idea, because barn owls love to eat rats. And what would make barn owls really happy? A rat infestation!
The Ebola outbreak is starting to have an impact on other industries across the world – and the chocolate industry is now one of the victims.
The man behind the futuristic machines of the world is the one who is most scared of them, and that doesn’t instill much confidence in us.
What should have been a fun day out with friends and family turned sour when a monster truck drove into the crowd. Maybe stick to toy cars in the back yard?
Nigeria’s prophet TB Joshua’s television channel has released a new video clip showing the collapse of the four-storey building at the Synagogue Church of All Nations (Scoan).
A 25-storey block of flats caught fire in the Russian city of Krasnoyarsk, in south-western Siberia, and local news coverage shows the frightening images.
The church which collapsed in Nigeria was led by the charismatic “Prophet” TB Joshua, who is said to be able to cure anything.
The disappearance of MH370 was no accident but a “deliberate” and “calculated” act, according to a new book which explores the events following the crash.
Ever wanted to know what it’s like to traverse through an actual active volcano? A crazy filmmaker and explorer has done just that and given us a glimpse by filming the experience.
Evan Kilkus used his drone to survey the damage done by the recent Californian earthquake which took place on Sunday.
There was a lot of chatter on social media, all over media sites and broadcasts about the earthquake (or rather tremor) that was felt on Tuesday early afternoon.
A 5.3 magnitude earthquake hit central South Africa on Tuesday, shaking buildings in the financial capital of Johannesburg.
This part of the world may ordinarily be one of the most tranquil and beautiful holiday destinations, but this is not an easy place to live and if storms like this continue to strengthen, these people will have to move permanently. Global climate change anyone?
As usual, we as human beings need to wait for a bunch of researchers to confirm things we actually already knew. But now that it has the official stamp of scientific research and evidence, we can say with greater authority and certainty, Fracking is very, very bad!
Four tourists got more of a view than they bargained for…
Former football star hanging on to his life following a tragic accident.
If you are a rebel in the middle of a 3-year long civil war, you’ve got to try and think outside the box a little.
We’ve all wondered how trapeze artists manage to perform without harming themselves. But it turns out, they actually do. Check this out.
The South Korean Coast Guard released footage of captain Lee Joon-seok fleeing the passenger ferry Sewol as it sank in coastal waters off Jindo Island on 16 April. In the video Lee, wearing only a sweater and underpants, can be seen leaping from the sinking ferry, which is tilted about 45 degrees, onto a rescue boat alone.
Four people are confirmed dead, and the death toll is expected to rise, with hundreds of passengers still missing after a ferry carrying close to 500 people capsized in South Korea. Dramatic footage showing the search and rescue effort by the South Korean coast guard has been released.
A letter allegedly penned by a survivor of the Titanic on 8 August, 1955 – more than 43 years after the disaster, has recently surfaced. It depicts the first hand-account of French maid, Rose Amelie Icard’s harrowing experience of the Titanic’s demise.
Watch as a construction worker is saved just in time from a burning apartment building in Houston, Texas, United States (of America), on Tuesday. The video footage of the rescue was caught on video by nervous onlookers from the building across the road.
The small rural community of Arlington, Washington, has been almost completely destroyed, following a massive mudslide. The death toll has risen to 14 with many more citizens unaccounted for. The before and after pictures show just how devastating the landslide was.
At least three people were killed when an explosion caused two buildings in New York’s East Harlem neighbourhood to collapse. The source of the explosion is still unknown, but one tenant claims there were complaints by residents of “unbearable” gas smells in recent weeks.
This real life photo of the snow storms in the southern parts of the US, resemble what the aftermath of an alien invasion would look like. Just add a couple of dead aliens with Will Smith walking away on the foreground smoking a cigar and saying a witty catch phrase.
Mass flooding all over Southeast England has some parts of the UK looking more like Venice. It is the wettest January the country has seen since 1766. The Thames River is a major concern as more than 1100 homes have flooded along its banks in London during the past weeks.