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It is well known that alcohol is harmful to human body. But every thing in this world comes with a mixed blessing. According to a study, it has been found that occasionally drinking may reduce the probability of developing Alzheimer's disease, particularly for female and non-smokers.

What if a windmill floats? Answering the above is a windmill with a turbine spin of 80-metre blades which generates an output of 2.3-megawatt across the southwest coast of Norway floats on the sea.

This floating windmill an invention of Siemens AG was built for Statoil ASA, an energy company based in Stavanger, Norway states how the windmill functions.

It works on a buoyant steel cylinder extending 100 meters below the surface with support of three heavy cables that cling on to the ocean floor.

Good habit is always good for health. If the habit is converted to addiction then it will act as a hazard. Drinking alcohol in moderate quantity may be helpful to human body but if the quantity or the frequency increases then it may lead to death also. Every year millions of people are dying due to access intake of alcohol.

Alcohol is killing 2.5 million people per year approximately. It is now considered as the eighth major reason for deaths worldwide. This report was released by the World Health Organization (WHO).

Scientists have successfully created an artificial living cell. It basically is a bacterium's "genetic software" that can be transplanted it into a host cell to gave rise to a new entity.

According to the US scientists the newly produced microbe resembled and acted like the species "dictated" by the synthetic DNA, a significant progress in the development.

Modern life always keeps a person in a hurry. This hurry is forcing the young generation to change their food structure and habits. Now days people especially youngsters are very much attracted towards the junk foods like pizza, burger, French fries, two minute noodles and baked beans.

By consuming large quantity of these kind of junk food they are risking their life, says an Australian study.

According to a group of scientists nuclear bomb testing that occurred in the 1950s has turned the teeth of all humans on the planet in to radioactive pieces.

This supposed truth was unveiled when the team of researchers was trying to determine the age of deceased individuals. Our teeth were like radioactive clocks.