Could city sidewalks one day generate the energy that powers streetlights? An interactive installation in London is taking the first steps toward...Could city sidewalks one day generate the energy that powers streetlights? An interactive installation in London is taking the first steps toward that futuristic idea, by lining a little-used lane with interactive tiles, to transform it into an energy-harvesting "smart street."

The project launched June 29 on Bird Street, a quiet and relatively traffic-free road adjacent to Oxford Street in London's West End neighborhood, according to a statement released by Pavegen, the company that produced the interactive street tiles.
www.livescience.com/59819-interactive-smart-street… Show more

Electric Avenue: Energy-Harvesting Tiles Line London 'Smart Street' Interactive tiles recently installed in a London lane transformed it into an energy-harvesting "smart street." www.livescience.com/59819-interactive-smart-street-london.html

A judge in Ohio recently ruled that the data from the pacemaker of a man accused of arson could be used at his trial, according to news reports.

The...A judge in Ohio recently ruled that the data from the pacemaker of a man accused of arson could be used at his trial, according to news reports.

The case may be the first of its kind to use "data from a beating heart as evidence," the Journal-News reported earlier this month.

www.livescience.com/59830-pacemaker-arson-case.htm… Show more

Pacemaker Data to Be Used as Trial Evidence: What Could It Show? Data from a man's pacemaker will be used an arson case. What can pacemaker data reveal about a person's activities? www.livescience.com/59830-pacemaker-arson-case.html

www.livescience.com/59791-dna-movie.html

How Scientists Stored a Movie Inside DNA Researchers have encoded the data to make a short video into the DNA molecules of bacteria. www.livescience.com/59791-dna-movie.html

www.livescience.com/59803-can-north-korea-rockets-…

Hwasong-14 Missile Test: Can North Korea's Rockets Reach the US? North Korea's latest missile test has brought simmering tensions between the notoriously reclusive country and the United States to a head. But are fears of… www.livescience.com/59803-can-north-korea-rockets-reach-united-states.html

www.livescience.com/59802-should-we-fear-intellige…

Should We Fear the Rise of Intelligent Robots? A scientist who spends his days developing artificial intelligence systems, reveals what about AI keeps him up at night. www.livescience.com/59802-should-we-fear-intelligent-robots.html

www.livescience.com/59502-new-quantum-entanglement…

New Quantum-Entanglement Record Could Spur Hack-Proof Communications A Chinese satellite has split pairs of "entangled photons" and transmitted them to separate ground stations 745 miles apart, smashing the previous distance record for… www.livescience.com/59502-new-quantum-entanglement-record.html

www.livescience.com/59698-north-korea-intercontine…

Missile Test-Launched by North Korea Was an ICBM, US Officials Confirm North Korea did indeed test-launch an intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) yesterday, as the nuclear-armed nation claimed, U.S. officials said. www.livescience.com/59698-north-korea-intercontinental-ballistic-missile-test.html

www.livescience.com/52631-bird-fossil-rapid-divers…

Tiny Bird Fossil Solves Big Mystery About Life After Dinosaurs A tiny, 62-million-year-old bird fossil uncovered in New Mexico indicates that modern birds rapidly diversified following the mass extinction. www.livescience.com/52631-bird-fossil-rapid-diversification.html

www.livescience.com/59786-speed-of-new-island-grow…

Satellite Images Reveal How a New Island Was Born Off North Carolina New satellite imagery shows the sudden growth of "Shelly Island," a new spit of sand in North Carolina. www.livescience.com/59786-speed-of-new-island-growth-space-images.html

Found some House of Dead


www.livescience.com/59787-ancient-house-of-dead-un…

Ancient House of the Dead Unearthed Near Stonehenge A nearly 6,000-year-old long barrow, or house of the dead, has been unearthed in the same region that houses Stonehenge. www.livescience.com/59787-ancient-house-of-dead-unearthed-in-england.html

www.livescience.com/59324-largest-aircraft-stratol…

World's Largest (and Oddest-Looking) Aircraft Rolled Out for Tests A bizarre and enormous aircraft for launching satellites to low-earth orbit leaves the hangar. www.livescience.com/59324-largest-aircraft-stratolaunch-rolled-out.html

www.livescience.com/59779-larsen-c-iceberg-timelin…

How Antarctica's Larsen C Ice Shelf Birthed Such an Enormous Berg The calving of a massive iceberg from Antarctica's Larsen C ice shelf progressed rapidly in recent months, growing from a crack that first appeared in… www.livescience.com/59779-larsen-c-iceberg-timeline.html

www.livescience.com/59662-alexander-hamilton-grang…

Alexander Hamilton's 'The Grange': His Last Home Before the Duel The Hamilton Grange is the only house Alexander Hamilton owned before he died in the infamous duel with Aaron Burr. www.livescience.com/59662-alexander-hamilton-grange.html

www.livescience.com/59775-eco-friendly-technique-s…

Eco-Friendly Technique Spins Super-Strong Artificial Spider Silk Cambridge researchers have developed a non-toxic method for producing ultra-thin — and very strong — fiber for use in traditional clothing, medical devices, and even… www.livescience.com/59775-eco-friendly-technique-spins-super-strong-artificial-spider-silk.html

Amazon prime days Deals........................

www.livescience.com/59754-star-wars-amazon-prime-d…

Hey, Star Wars Fans! Check Out These Amazon Prime Day Deals For those who want the force to be with them, a ton of Star Wars-themed deals are being offered today, from a Yoda-shaped alarm clock… www.livescience.com/59754-star-wars-amazon-prime-day-deals.html

When a traveler unexpectedly tried to open a plane's exit door at cruising altitude during an international flight last week, it took a crowd of...When a traveler unexpectedly tried to open a plane's exit door at cruising altitude during an international flight last week, it took a crowd of passengers and the brute force of smashing two wine bottles over his head to subdue him, according to news reports.

www.livescience.com/59750-can-you-open-plane-door-… Show more

Can You Open a Plane Door Midflight? If You Can Lift Elephants In order to pry open an airplane's exit door at cruising altitude, a person would need to exert more than 23,600 lbs. (10,700 kilograms) of… www.livescience.com/59750-can-you-open-plane-door-midflight.html

Neurons the Most important thing in our body..

www.livescience.com/59746-brain-implants-to-restor…

US Military Seeks Neural Implants to Restore Hearing, Sight Could a portable computer system one day interact directly with the human brain to improve how it processes sensory information? www.livescience.com/59746-brain-implants-to-restore-hearing-sight.html

The oldest man face rebuilt

www.livescience.com/59738-face-of-ancient-english-…

'Striking' Face of 4,500-Year-Old English Man Revealed The face of a man who died in England around 4,500 years ago has been reconstructed, revealing a "striking" image that should help humans alive… www.livescience.com/59738-face-of-ancient-english-man-revealed.html

Worlds most best Electric cars.

www.livescience.com/59712-world-on-brink-of-electr…

The World Is on the Brink of an Electric Car Revolution The internal combustion engine had a good run, but a change is afoot that is forecast to kick gas-powered vehicles to the curb, replacing them… www.livescience.com/59712-world-on-brink-of-electric-car-revolution.html