Archeologists Find A Lost Metropolis In The Honduras Rainforests

Archaeologists and filmmakers Steven Elkins and Bill Benenson revealed new images of a lost city below the thick forest canopy of the Honduras Mosquitia region. Using light detection and ranging, they sent laser pulses towards the ground to scale the topography of the region. What the laser caught on images surprised them—outlines of ancient ruins, canals, roads, and even building foundations were mapped on the images. They believe these ruins ...

Posted in: Travel Log | By: Milly Lockridge

EADS Reports Sharp Increase in Profits on Airbus Deliveries

EADS, the parent company of Airbus, has reported a sharp increase in profits for the first quarter of 2013. Net income of the company significantly increased by 56% to 741m euros ($963m) in the quarter. Much of the increase was due to higher production at it Airbus subsidiary, where profits jumped by 16%. In the previous year, Airbus reclaimed the top slot in the civil aircraft industry in terms of deliveries, having fallen ...

Posted in: The Cash | By: Daniel Patterson

Universal Puts Jurassic Park 4 On Hold

Jurassic Park fans may have to wait a little longer. The film’s fourth installment won’t hit the theaters on June 13, 2014, according to a statement released by Universal Pictures. The company put the film on hold and “decided to release 'Jurassic Park 4' at a later date giving the studio and filmmakers adequate time to bring audiences the best possible version of the fourth installment in Universal’s beloved franchise.” The film ...

Posted in: Services, Inc. | By: Lena Rincon

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Supreme Court To Decide Whether Genes Can Be Patented

The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office have granted patents on at least 4,000 human genes to companies, schools, and others ...