Experts believe that the gigantic mythical creature that Google Earth spotted living in the South Atlantic Ocean, just off the coast of Antarctica is the Kraken. The Kraken is a legendary seas creature that has been responsible for capsizing ships and killing sailors off the Nordic coast in the 20th century and further back in the past.
E3 2016 held a lot of new information for “Final Fantasy XV” fans. This time, an onslaught of new game details was released by Game Director Hajime Tabata in a fan Q & A segment, as teased earlier in the official Twitter.
Nuts such as walnuts, pistachios, hazelnuts, cashews and almonds may significantly reduce prostate cancer mortality in men, a study has revealed. Prostate cancer is the second most lethal cancer and most commonly diagnosed cancer in men.
There are a couple of new “Super Mario” titles and franchise that will come out, while one title is already out on the eShop.
A team of more than 1,000 scientists from more than 90 universities around the world has detected gravitational waves for the second time in history. The team also included Canberra scientists at the Australian National University (ANU).
With the E3’s energy still running high for gamers, there are a few trickles of discounts worth checking out. PlayStation and Humble Bundle are both holding sales, while there is a new possible hint at when the awaited Steam Summer Sale from Valve will happen.
Of the upcoming “Pokemon” titles coming up, “Pokemon Go” has been one of the majorly anticipated titles. And now, Niantic Labs, The Pokemon Company and Nintendo have confirmed that it will be out for iOS and Android devices come July.
Google Earth and drones have helped in unearthing a massive ancient monument within the “lost city” of Petra in Jordan. It lay hidden in plain sight under the sand for thousands of years. The monument is twice as large as an Olympic-size swimming pool and nearly as long.
Scientists from Japan have come to the conclusion that cats seem to use their hearing to ascertain whether objects that they can't see exist. Moreover, they also seem to understand the principle of cause and effect. This basically means cats understand that actions can lead to reactions.
World Health Organisation’s (WHO) cancer agency, International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC), has revealed that there is no conclusive evidence that drinking coffee causes cancer. This is kind of a reversal of the agency’s previous warning, which rated coffee as “possibly carcinogenic.”
Gluten-free diets are a fad these days and they have taken hold of health fanatics worldwide. According to the reports, gluten-free diet has surpassed all other searches on Google in the US, beating Palaeolithic diets, Atkins and South Beach.
“Final Fantasy XV” VR experience was one of the bigger surprises that fans of the franchise were treated to at E3 2016. And while its reception has been mixed at best, it appears that the developer will have a lot of time to improve the experience.
343 Industries has revealed the new “Halo” title, dubbed “Halo Wars 2.” Fans can already get their hands on it with the beta, which has just started and will last until June 20.
A mushroom that can prove to be fatal if consumed has been found growing in Western Australia for the first time. People have been warned of its poisonous nature and have been advised not to consume it.
A deadly superbug, ancomycin resistant enterococcus faecium (VRE), resistant to even the last line of antibiotics, has made its way to Australia. Australia has the highest rate of the deadly superbug in the world surpassing England, Canada, Sweden, Denmark and Norway.
The Xbox One S console is Microsoft’s new device recently revealed at the E3 2016. Perhaps the biggest changes enumerated beyond the size of the touted smallest Xbox One system is the extra GPU and CPU in the hardware.
Recent research has shown that women with advanced ovarian cancer may benefit a lot from immunotherapy right after chemotherapy sessions. Chemotherapy given to women with advanced ovarian cancer boosts ability of tumour cells to protect themselves from the immune system.
One of the anticipate and hyped titles before the dawn of E3 2016 is NetherRealm Studios’ “Injustice 2.” Now the developer has given a few more hints as to the game’s mechanics alongside a 15-minute demo with a full match.
There are four titles confirmed for the PlayStation VR. The great thing about this is not only the number of available PS VR games, but also the diversity of their genres.
Charlie Sheen has been chosen the brand ambassador for LELO HEX condoms. Recently he opened up on how he is dealing with his HIV and how he is hell-bent in finding an HIV cure.
E3 2016 may have been all about revealing new games, devices and accessories, but that does not mean that current owners of existing gaming consoles will be left out. In fact, the three big leagues of gaming, PlayStation, Xbox and Nintendo have announced some sales for E3 2016 and the usual weekly deals.
Fans who want to take their love of the franchise to the next level can preorder the Xbox Elite Wireless controller for “Gears of War 4.” It’s a limited edition design that transforms the controller into what looks like a war-ravaged device, fitting of the game’s experience.
A massive 10kg (more than 20 pounds) ball of 2,000-year-old butter has been found hidden in a bog. Experts have said that the creamy ball is still edible.
Kate Crossing, who co-ordinates an Indigenous Protected Area in the Gibson Desert, was stunned to find a rare Australian marsupial mole that is spotted only 10 times a century. Australia’s silky-haired golden marsupial mole is known locally by the name Kakarratul and is found in the deserts of northern and central Australia.
Even after the state government launched Australia’s $16 million Shark Management Strategy to tackle fatal shark attacks on swimmers and surfers, four great white sharks have been spotted travelling very close to New South Wales’ (NSW) most-popular surf beaches. The sharks were tagged during government’s smart drum line trial.
There’s a lot to look forward to in “Final Fantasy XV” and the “Final Fantasy” franchise itself. At the Square Enix E3 2016 press conference, the developer gave a few more new details about the game.
“Crash Bandicoot” has been a well-loved franchise on the PlayStation. That’s why when leaks and supposed hints for “Crash Bandicoot”—from the odd posts on Sony’s social media to the cheeky reference in “Uncharted 4”—had been welcomed with open arms.
The recent trailer for “Pokemon Sun and Moon” was just a teaser of what’s to come. At the Nintendo Treehouse for E3 2016, the developer has unleashed a couple more things for the upcoming game.
The mosaic-tailed rat, popularly known as the Bramble Cay melomys, has been declared extinct by Queensland researchers. These rats were a resident of an island in Australia’s Great Barrier Reef. Researchers believe that the reason for their extinction is manmade climate change.
War experts in Roman troops had a secret weapon to defeat their enemies some 1,800 years ago. As per archaeologists, they used whistling sling bullets against barbarian enemies. The secret weapon was found at a site in Scotland, where in second century A.D., a massive Roman attack happened against native defenders in a hilltop fort at Burnswark Hill.
