November 2016

Hamlet’s “To be or not to be” is the most famous line in all of Shakespeare’s plays. (Mirror Daily, United States) – A team of archaeologists decided… Read More »Macbeth •

Hamlet’s “To be or not to be” is the most famous line in all of Shakespeare’s plays. (Mirror Daily, United States) – A team of archaeologists decided… Read More »Hamet •

Facebook is looking to become an even bigger part of its users’ lives, as the Ney York Times reported on Tuesday that it has already… Read More »facebook to include news •

A chopstick stuck in a toddler’s brain for 10 days was finally removed by surgeons. The boy is now in stable condition and is recovering… Read More »toddler with chopstick in brain •

The bald eagle is the national bird symbol of the United States. It is also an endangered species. (Mirror Daily, United States) – Last week,… Read More »Reward Waiting for He Who Uncovers the Bald Eagle Shooter • Mirror Daily

Slashy Souls is as challenging as the video game from which it drew its inspiration. (Mirror Daily, United States) – Are you tired of your… Read More »Slashy Souls Is Now Available On Mobile Devices • Mirror Daily

The inhibitory cascade natural rule dictates a tooth’s size in accordance to the one next to it. (Mirror Daily, United States) – There were times… Read More »The Inhibitory Cascade Affected the Evolution of Our Teeth • Mirror Daily

After organizing an attack last Saturday on Maiduguri, a city in the North-East of Nigeria, where a suicide-bombing killed 50 people or more, the African… Read More »Nigerian Jihadist Group Boko Haram Becomes Affiliated With The Islamic State – ISIS Leader Officially Accepts Allegiance Request • Mirror Daily

Scott Kelly is the present NASA poster employee. The astronaut is presently on the ISS. (Mirror Daily, United States) – NASA’s poster astronaut, Scott Kelly… Read More »Third Rock •

A paper posted in the Nature Communications Journal aims to demonstrate how chameleons can change their skin color for multiple purposes by manipulating crystal cells… Read More »how chameleons change colors •