Video calling has become more and more convenient thanks to modern technology. One only needs a smartphone with a camera and an Internet connection to chat live with another person in other parts of the world. There are already several chatting apps capable of this...
Category: Interesting
Explained: The Controversial Bridge with No River in Leyte, Philippines
posted by: Dee Reyes
April 7, 2021
At the height of the campaign for the May 2016 elections in the Philippines, netizens took to social media about the different issues of the candidates and the political parties. One Facebook user by the name Lito Quesada posted a photo of a bridge with...
In Bonifacio Global City, It Almost Never Floods
posted by: Dee Reyes
March 29, 2021
If you live in or near Bonifacio Global City (BGC) in Taguig, odds are that you have never experienced the kind of flood that go as high as the waist or neck, which normally happens in western areas Marikina, Quezon City, and Rizal. There is...
In any classroom filled with students of different races, Asians are the ones thought to be good in math. Especially those who live in East Asia like the Chinese and the Japanese, they are regarded to have that ability to deal well with numbers well...
In the midst of a pandemic, most businesses would be so concerned about losing money to the point that they would lay off employees or force their people work despite the high risk of virus contamination just to generate income. But San Miguel Corporation is...
Is It Possible to Let a House Fly Using Hundreds of Helium Balloons?
posted by: Dee Reyes
March 20, 2021
Aside from the cuteness of Junior Wilderness Explorer Russell in the Disney movie ‘Up’, what most probably stuck with us the most from that masterpiece is the floating house of 78-year-old retiree Carl Frederickson, thanks to the hundred helium-loaded balloons. This was his attempt to...
How Does The Leaning Tower of Pisa Still Lean After Hundreds of Years?
posted by: Dee Reyes
March 16, 2021
It has always been a mystery how the Leaning Tower of Pisa maintained its slanting position, considering that it survived strong earthquakes in the last 500 years. But it appears that that is not the case anymore as the science behind it has been unlocked....