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A 'Basque IKEA' keeping the forests alive.

An unusually severe winter storm, dubbed a "bomb cyclone", is bringing blizzard conditions to US states that haven't seen snow in decades.

A quick recap of some fascinating developments in tech and science that happened in 2017!

This series of DIY explores simple ways to make our lives easier with technology. Fantastic tricks that will transform your daily devices into something more.

The Flat Earth society support the idea that we have been lied to about the shape of the earth. They believe it is flat so, here are three ways to prove them wrong.

Frank Swain is a science writer and cyborg that developed implants that enables him to hear wifi signals.

Father Christmas has one of the toughest jobs on the planet but it's not an impossible one. With lots of help and advanced technology, he can definitely make it in time for Christmas morning.

This series of DIY explores simple ways to make our lives easier with technology. Fantastic tricks that will transform your daily devices into something more.

Mexico City has more rainy days than London. This initiative has found a way to harness this resource, and it might be on its way to quench the thirst of Mexico City’s inhabitants.

Disrupt Berlin 2017 featured lots of cool innovative applications for both VR and AR. But what is the actual difference and is it really gonna change storytelling?

One of the most famous hacking events in the world just took place in Berlin. But what are hackathons? and are they going to boost progress and innovation?

These cyclists take food waste from restaurants and harvest it into fertilizer for farmers to use.

The vote on Net Neutrality is generating a lot of discussions both online and offline. But why is it such a big deal?

Meet the brave and kind man saving snakes in Jordan.

These Russian designers are using brain scans to design their new line of clothing.

Social media is taking up more and more time out of our lives. Here are three reasons why social media can be so addictive.

Check out episode two of our DIY series where we show you how to pimp up your phone camera.

Another secret chamber has been discovered inside the pyramid of Giza, so here are 3 interesting facts about the historic monument.

Dana Lewis invented an open-source artificial pancreas to help her and many other better manage their diabetes.

Chinese tech company, Tencent, has developed a function that allows you to donate money to a charity while doing your workout.

Living labs has installed audio-sensors in the city of Eindhoven. In an attempt to study the measuring of stress levels by listening to conversations.

At Web Summit 2017 the latest technological development have been presented. Some of them pose several urgent questions to be addressed about the future of humanity.

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A tour guide with Kilauea EcoTours wanted a very close up shot of hot lava, so his GoPro got put in the line of fire. This is the story of an innocent GoPro put in danger Have you ever wondered what it is like to be consumed by lava? This incredible footage has emerged on the internet showing the moment that a stream of lava engulfs a GoPro camera during a volcanic eruption. Although the exterior of Erik Storm’s camera was almost completely destroyed, the lens somehow survived, and Erik was able to salvage the footage from the SD card inside, which shows the mass of boiling rock slowly slipping towards the camera during the eruption of the <a href="https://rumble.com/v3eb7t-drone-footage-shows-lava-flow-at-kilauea-volcano-in-hawaii.html" target="_blank">Kilauea Volcano in Hawaii </a> in 2016. As the lava reaches the lens, flickering flames briefly appear before fire completely consumes the camera. Erik Storm, the lead tour guide of Kilauea EcoGuides, was on a tour when he placed his GoPro into a crack to see if he could capture the lava flows. The resulting footage showed molten rock rolling towards the gadget which had been set up on the most active of the five volcanoes that form the archipelago's largest island, Hawaii. The camera is one tenacious trooper that can go through an extended and fiery bath in molten rock and still be somewhat functional. This is the amazing story of a tough little <a href="https://rumble.com/v3h8hw-gopro-falls-off-moving-ferrari-on-busy-highway.html" target="_blank">GoPro camera</a> that refused to die after being hit by molten lava, bursting into flames, and somehow surviving to shoot another day. Erik was telling a story when the molten lava, which typically reaches temperatures of between 700C to 1,200C, completely engulfed his GoPro before flames started to spark around it and it caught on fire.

Rwandan company, ARED, has developed a kiosk powered by solar energy that can be used to charge your phones, connect to the internet and much more!