Have you ever wished that you can beat the heat during the hot summer months? Now you can make a non-compressor based "5 gallon bucket" air conditioner that can cool down a room. In this video, DIY expert desertsun02 shows how he was able to take
Drones and fireworks: It's like they were made for each other. What better way to celebrate America than by flying a piece of controversial technology through an explosion?
Ah, the great outdoors! Summer is fast approaching and camping season is upon us! If you're going to a populated campsite, you're probably in for pretty smooth sailing.
Civic minded citizen scientists in your community help meteorologists and the National Weather Service stay abreast of inclement weather with on-the-ground data.
The Golden State is huge--in area, in population, in business, in culture, in agriculture--and it all relies on water. But the state's problems are a drop in the proverbial bucket compared to the developing world's water woes.
Dan Dicks of Press For Truth and Luke Rudkowski successfully infiltrated the meeting place of the Bilderberg group. In this video you'll learn how they did it, what happened on the inside and what's to be expected next!
Asymmetric tactics rely on the idea of fighting smarter, rather than fighting directly, against a larger or more technologically advanced aggressor. It means turning your opponent's strengths into weaknesses.
The idea of a "food forest" or an edible "forest garden" is as old as Eden, but only in recent years has it started to make a comeback as a food-production strategy.
The Boy Who Played With Fusion?had its beginnings in 2010 when, as a contributing editor at PopSci, I discovered a small and unusual community of makers, high-energy hobbyists who were taking on both the formidable theory and the precision engineer
Whether it is secure financial information, sensitive work information, or whatever. Government encouraged security flaws make us all vulnerable to having our communication hacked by all sorts of people with malicious intent.
Concrete has been a go-to building material since Roman times. It's durable, easy to make, and relatively inexpensive. There's just one problem: It has a tendency to crack.
Concrete has been a go-to building material since Roman times. It's durable, easy to make, and relatively inexpensive. There's just one problem: It has a tendency to crack.
One day, you're just moving through life with everyone else in your office or at your church, and then, for whatever reason, the reality of how tenuous our current lifestyle is, hits you squarely between the eyes.
Virtual reality is no easy business. Even a bare-bones version needs hours of programming, a decent computer and, eventually, shelling out some $200 for VR headgear. But what if that wasn't necessary? What if the best alternate reality environment
My experience in survival preparedness has spanned roughly a decade now, from my early 20's into my early 30's. I have learned a lot along the way and would like to share my experiences, varied as they are, on many subjects.
Making things with electronics is tough, but if you're just starting out, littleBits are an easy way to start experimenting with all kinds of projects.
One of my favorite parts of spring is scrubbing down the entire house, throwing open the windows so the breeze can come through, and hanging rugs and bedding outside.
Evidence is now emerging from multiple sources that gut flora may actually be permanently altered by drugs or, at the very least, the damage persists for several years.