The Creators Project heads to Art Stage Singapore check out the small island-nation's growing art scene and market. Guided by local artists Wong Lip Chin, Ruben Pang, and Donna Ong, as well as internationally-acclaimed art duo, Gilbert & Geo ...

First observation of 2D tin can't confirm whether material can conduct electricity without heat loss.

Joe Maggard was McDonald's mascot from 1995 to 2007. He was eighth of nine men to have done the job. But what happens after you step out of the big red shoes? Maggard says you never truly retire from being the fast-food chain's Chief Happin ...

Just seeing the rules in the sidebar and the first one says "use common sense when deciding what is considered surrealism".

Thing is this kind of intuition might not that "common". It is mentioned that the "individuals's interpretation" comes into play, but that sounds completely vague.

So why not offer a few ideas of what you think qualifies a piece of content as part of the surrealist movement? It might be helpful to think beyond just "weirdness".

Just something to get this little tribe going!

The event was held on 13th June in Hong Lim Park, decked out in hot pink balloons and signs, next to Singapore's central financial district. The event, in its 7th year, included speeches and a concert, while 28,000 participants formed a gigantic ...

I hear popular choices like Python and Ruby, because both are friendlier in terms of syntax. I also hear some who say to just start from the "fundamental" C and work up to higher-level languages.

Or should beginners even start with a language at all? There are games where players still learn concepts like recursion and loops without having to type code.

A drone start-up is going to counter industrial scale deforestation using industrial scale reforestation.

An international group of scientists is developing a system that can bits of orbital debris down with a system consisting two main components: a highly efficient fiber optic based laser, and a super wide field of view telescope developed by the EUSO ...

Scientists based out of the University of Alberta have -- for the first time -- imaged a joint cracking in real time, effectively putting to rest a decades-long debate in the process.

This is the recorded YouTube live stream of the State Funeral for Singapore's "Founding Father" Mr Lee Kuan Yew. A really sombre procession with several international VIPs in attendance, along with thousands of citizens who lined the r ...

The team hoping to send a Singaporean to space by using stratospheric balloons has completed a groundbreaking experiment – after three rats sent towards space returned to Earth alive.

A nice brief overview of meme theory - AKA how viral ideas spread amongst people - also gives an often overlooked insight on why heated angry debates tend to last very long, and reminds us on how we should respond to "thought germs". (Then ...

Set in Seville, Spain this short film follows a day in the life of flamenco guitarist Juan Ramierez. Through his eyes we experience Solea—the mother of flamenco—and Juan's unusual journey to master his craft.

This documentary explores why Ireland, a country surrounded by water, is one of the worst consumers of fish in Europe, exporting one of our greatest produce and importing other fish from thousands of miles away. This story follows 10 teenagers from a ...

This documentary was produced in 1980 for WMTV in Madison, Wisconsin. It contains interviews with several Madison residents who were exploring various uses for personal computer technology. Interesting contrast with just how pervasive computers are i ...

An interesting documentary on the life of Alan Turing, famous for his hand in breaking the Enigma Code and cultivating the seed for the computing industry, but sadly persecuted for his homosexuality. A much rawer take compared to The Imitation Game!

With massive cuts by Ottawa to everything from food inspections to water quality and climate change and the dismissal of more than 2,000 federal scientists and researchers, some scientists have become unlikely radicals -- denouncing what they call a ...

Singapore's frequently recognised as a highly regulated city-state where the government has periodic campaigns: to urge young educated people to have children, to not litter or vandalise, to stop smoking... and this particular report back in 19 ...

Two years since the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant went into full meltdown, and the resulting 20km evacuation zone was enforced, one farmer still remains behind braving high levels of radiation and loneliness to tend to abandoned animals.

BBC Timeshift tells the story of how a traditional working-class pub game became a national obsession during the 1970s and 80s, and looks at the key role television played in elevating its larger-than-life players into household names. Siobhan Finne ...