Mysterious 'alien eggs' baffle the internet after being found in the middle of a frozen lake

The strange object has baffled the internet - and viewers have been attempting to offer suggestions as to what it might be

Two friends were left baffled after discovering a mysterious mass on a frozen lake in Utah - leaving them to believe it could be "alien eggs".

The pair film the giant object before poking at it with their fingers and confirming its 'slimy' texture.

Bizarrely, the icy mass was a perfectly circular shape, permeated with small holes radiating from the centre.

A voice is heard saying: "You don't just see s*** like this man. Maybe it's aliens. Maybe it's alien eggs."

Bizarre: The strange shape in the ice has left the internet baffled

20-years-old Student Develops an Ocean Cleanup Machine That Could Clean The Oceans in 5 Years

In the past few decades, millions of tons of plastic have entered the oceans, damaging ecosystems and entering food chains. “I first became aware of the plastic pollution problem when diving in Greece, coming across more plastic bags than fish. Unfortunately, the plastic does not go away by itself. Hence I wondered; Why can’t we clean this up?” said Boyan Slat, 20 years old and founder of The Ocean Cleanup Foundation.

The Amazing Way This Teacher Talks To His Students Is Making A Huge Difference To Their Lives

“You’re very funny. You’re very smart. You do a great job every day. You make everyone laugh because you’re so silly.”Imagine how you would feel if someone spoke to you like this every morning?Well, this one teacher has shown that compliments really do go a long way.Chris Ulmer runs a special education class in Jacksonville, Florida and upon realizing how often people with special needs are overlooked he decided to make some big changes.

Apple's New iPhone Accessory The Apple Smart Battery Case Could Solve Your Battery Woes

Apple's new iPhone accessory could solve your battery woes

Apple Inc this week announced a ‘smart’ battery case for the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6s, the company’s first such product.

The company claims the product will extend the phones’ battery life by up to 25 hours, essentially doubling it.

The $99 case has a bulge at the back which has been criticized for being badly designed. Many took to social media saying “It looks like my iPhone ate an iPod” following a video review about the latest accessory.

NASA Proves That The Bible Is True

For all the scientists out there and for all those who have had a hard time convincing these people regarding the truth of the Bible, here's something that illustrates God's awesome creation and shows He is still in control. Did you know that NASA's space programmers are busy proving what has been called 'myth' in the Bible is true? 
Praise The Lord!

Could this be driving the epidemic of Sudden Infant Death (SIDS)?

Written with Sayer Ji, GreenMedInfo.com founder.

A new study published in Current Medicine and Chemistry titled, “Sudden infant death following hexavalent vaccination: a neuropathologic study,” lends support for the long theorized link between an ever-expanding number of infant vaccines and Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS).

The fact that the peak age for SIDS is 2–4 months, which coincides with the introduction of 11 shots containing 16 vaccines (within the US immunization schedule), is so obvious a cause for concern, that even the CDC has been compelled to address the seeming ‘coincidence’ directly:

Chile To Build A Hydropower Plant In The World’s Driest Desert

If you were to picture the optimal spot for building a hydroelectric power plant, I’ll bet the middle of a desert would not be your first choice. Yet, the Chilean energy company Valhalla has decided the Atacama Desert is the perfect location for such an endeavor. The plant will provide power for three nearby provinces, drastically slashing their reliance on fossil fuels. So, how exactly would this work?

"Hidden Portrait" Discovered Underneath The Mona Lisa

The Mona Lisa is one of the most famous pieces of artwork in human history. This half-length portrait by the Italian artist Leonardo da Vinci, thought to depict Lisa Gherardini in the early 16th century, was given to the King of France centuries ago, and has been on permanent display at the Louvre Museum in Paris since 1797.

Scientists Watch A Planet Being Born For The First Time In History

For the first time ever, scientists have been able to see planets as they are born. In photographs obtained by the Large Binocular Telescope and the Magellan Adaptive Optics System, astronomers watched as a ring of material formed into planets around a young star. This discovery could lead to the discovery of other forming exoplanets and give scientists answers to how planets are formed and then evolve into solar systems such as ours.

Human cloning is now possible

The scientist in charge of the world’s largest clone factory, in China, has said human cloning is now possible with current technology. The only thing stopping him is the likely public outrage.

The Chinese scientist behind the world’s biggest cloning factory has technology advanced enough to replicate humans, he told AFP, and is only holding off for fear of the public reaction.

Boyalife Group and its partners are building the giant plant in the northern Chinese port of Tianjin, where it is due to go into production within the next seven months and aims for an output of one million cloned cows a year by 2020.

10 Foods Made in China That Are Filled With Plastic, Pesticides and Cancer Causing Chemicals

China is well known for its great cuisine and specific taste as well as many different products we use daily. Chinese restaurants are spread all around the globe and it is slowly creating a cult of the Chinese culture. However, lately there are some rumors about lack of standards in Chinese products and people slowly start to avoid importing Chinese goods and is very easy to understand why.

Another thing which is China known for are its fake, cheap products sold all around the world via Amazon, eBay, AliExpress and many more online websites. These products are very cheap and lack quality. They often contain prohibited toxic substances and are fake. These online sites offer food shipped directly from the country.

Here we are offering you a list of 10 illegal food products from China and we advise you to think twice before buying them. You don’t know which hazardous substances may this food contain and it’s shipped directly from across the ocean.

The list below are only ten examples of illegal counterfeit food product from China, that may make you think twice about purchasing food from online sources that ship from across the ocean.

A kiss on the lips nearly killed a mom's baby to death

Our mothers are the first person to caress us when we were young, but what if the first touch or first kiss that a mother gave to his new born baby is the reason why the baby would have sickness and pass away? How painful would it be if the one who gave life to the baby would also be the reason why the innocent baby's life would be in danger?

A mother is speaking out and warning others after her newborn baby nearly died after receiving a kiss from a visitor shortly after her birth.

Claire Henderson gave birth to her adorable and healthy baby girl, but after 11 days, she was also the reason why her little angel almost passed away.

Photo from Claire Henderson/Facebook

Firefighter gets the most extensive face transplant

Firefighters do selfless acts every day. They put their lives on the line to save other people, without even thinking twice. Though they are not paid enough as they should be, they continue with what they do without hesitation. Patrick Hardison was one of them. 

Back in 2001, he was a volunteer firefighter in New York when a call about a fire came in. Once they were in the site, Patrick got a desperate call. 

A house was in flames, with a woman trapped inside. Hardison arrived on the scene and raced inside, moments before the roof suddenly collapsed. His helmet was knocked off, and he felt his mask melting. He closed his eyes and jumped out the window. 

Hardison lost his eyelids, ears, lips and most of his nose, as well as his hair, because of that fire. He also had disfiguring third-degree burns across his entire face, head, neck and upper torso. His skin was so badly damaged that he was not even able to close his eyes completely. 

A boy recovers from autism due to gluten-free, dairy-free diet

Autism is a mental condition, present from early childhood, characterized by difficulty in communicating and forming relationships with other people and in using language and abstract concepts. 

Its treatment includes many diet-based therapies that address underlying issues inside the body. 

Autism rates are on the rise globally and many are starting to ask questions about how they can best cure or treat symptoms to increase quality of life generally. In one particular case, a young boy, Ethan Fox, began showing evident signs of Autism recovery when his diet was changed. His mom removed gluten and dairy in his diet. Ethan was diagnosed with Autism in 2006 when he was just one year old. He wouldn't sleep then more than 2 hours-day or night. He didn't sleep for 20 months in a row, so his mom decided to try to remove wheat and dairy from her son's diet. This made Ethan sleep through the night. His sleeping condition changed just within 3 days. 

A baby born with one eye in the middle of his forehead in Egypt

WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT 
This baby is born in the Northeastern town of El Senbellawein in Egypt, having only one lidless eye and no nose. 

A baby is suffering from cyclopia, a congenital disorder characterized by the failure of the embryonic forebrain to divide the orbits of the eye into two cavities. An unusual birth defect is named after the mythological giants with a single large eye in the middle of their foreheads. 

Cyclopia is one of the rarest forms of birth defects and children born with this condition often die shortly after birth. 

NASA's not so keen to talk about quantum computer security

Agency quickly deflects talk of anti-hacker measures

Researchers speak at a news conference at NASA's Advanced Supercomputer Facility in Silicon Valley on Dec. 8, 2015.

 Credit: Martyn Williams

Martyn Williams

IDG News Service

• Dec 9, 2015 4:36 PM

The D-Wave 2X quantum computer at NASA’s Advanced Supercomputing facility in Silicon Valley is an impressive machine. Engineers from NASA and Google are using it to research a whole new area of computing—one that’s years from commercialization but could revolutionize the way computers solve complex problems.

How to Speak Like a Climate Change Negotiator

Here’s how to translate the jargon coming out of climate change talks in Paris

• By John Upton, Climate Central on December 4, 2015
• Here’s Climate Central’s guide to digesting the mumbo jumbo that’s being served up ahead of a key two-week round of climate talks in Paris, beginning today.

What it means:

At the end of every year, a session of the U.N. Framework Convention on Climate Change is held, during which decisions that were mulled during lower-level meetings are negotiated and formalized into climate agreements. These sessions are known as conferences of the parties (COPs), and the Paris meeting will be the 21st COP.

Ed Sheeran takes on Ellie Goulding for BBC Music song award

Ed Sheeran is back at the awards for a second year running after taking home the gong for Best British Artist in 2014

Ed Sheeran, Ellie Goulding and Jason Derulo are all in the running for song of the year at the BBC Music Awards.

Their tracks, Bloodstream, Love Me Like You Do and Want To Want Me are among 10 nominations to be announced ahead of the awards in Birmingham on Thursday.

Other songs in the running include Jess Glynne's Hold My Hand and Uptown Funk by Mark Ronson featuring Bruno Mars.

Out of the five awards at this year's event, song of the year is the only accolade voted for by the public.

Woman Gives Birth To Two Sets Of Identical Twins At The Same Time!

Ashley Gardner reacts to the news that she's pregnant with an extremely rare double set of identical twins. (YouTube / Gardner Quad Squad

Monday, December 29, 2014

A husband and wife in Utah just found out they're about to be parents of quadruplets.

Even more rare, the babies are two sets of identical twins.

Penis Transplants Being Planned to Help Wounded Troops

From left, Dr. W.P. Andrew Lee, Dr. Richard J. Redett and Dr. Gerald Brandacher at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore this month. They hope to perform what will be the first penis transplant in the United States within a year

Within a year, maybe in just a few months, a young soldier with a horrific injury from a bomb blast in Afghanistan will have an operation that has never been performed in the United States: a penis transplant.

The organ will come from a deceased donor, and the surgeons, from Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine in Baltimore, say they expect it to start working in a matter of months, developing urinary function, sensation and, eventually, the ability to have sex.