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They all have in common is that there is no condition to be fully educated but by the passion, the desire to learn has helped them to be successful and famous.
Interesting secret stories behind projects that only internal Apple employees are transmitted to each other.
Moshe Kai Cavalin has two university degrees, but is not old enough to vote yet. He was about to get a driver's license, but he was not old enough to get a driver's lice…
Vera Rubin, Cecilia Payne or Chien Shiung Wu are female scientists who have contributed to American science but are not mentioned because of gender discrimination or pir…
With IQ 180 and a passion for Mathematics, a 17-year-old male in Australia is developing a theorem that helps people calculate faster than computers and learn the secret…
Inspired by sci-fi film Real Steel, a 15-year-old male student in Greece is the youngest person in the world to build a real-size 3D printed robot.
This is the world's largest diamond once known as Koh-i-Noor worth more than 150 million USD and is being mounted on the Queen's crown.
This seemingly simple but extremely difficult story of a man named Iwanicki helped him get up to 18,000 dollars from NASA.
It is said that in a test tube at the Henry Ford, Dearborn, Michigan State Museum, the United States is keeping
A judge once made a terrifying prediction of the ongoing attack in Paris on November 13 and confirmed that they were just the beginning of the dark period of France to f…
Although he quit school at a prestigious Harvard university, Bill Gates gave us interesting life lessons.
The legendary Titanic sank into the ocean, leaving behind a legacy!
Dr. Valentina Tereshkova, the first woman to fly into space, realized she did not have a toothbrush when the spacecraft flew into orbit in 1963.
Oscar has been dubbed Unsinkable Sam after surviving two sinking ships.