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Khao Sok National Park Wildlife Photographs
Khao Sok National Park is full of wildlife and is a playground for photographers.
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Our Jungle House Review – Khao Sok Tree Houses – Thailand
While visiting Khao Sok National Park, you definitely need to spend a couple of nights in the nearby jungle tree houses. Although the area is chock-full of hotels and resorts claiming to have tree
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Looking for Nomad Writers & Vloggers!
We're looking for awesome and passionate travel writers to create articles on your favorite destinations and topics
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Pawapi Resort & Spa – Koh Mook, Thailand
Pawapi Resort & Spa, is located on Koh Mook in front of breathtaking 180 degree views of sparkling Andaman Sea. Offering 9 beachfront bungalows with spacious balconies, comfortable queen size beds, a restaurant, bar,
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The Transformative Power of Fungi: 6 Ways it Could Help Save the World
Mycologist Paul Stamets studies mycelium and lists 6 ways that this astonishing fungus can help save the world. Cleaning polluted soil, creating new insecticides, treating smallpox and maybe even the flu … in 18
Read More »Visit to Rancho Milagro Orphanage, Baja California – Mexico
Teknomadics hosted a toy drive at the Bamboo Lounge in San Diego with the help of the local Couchsurfing community. We drove them down the next day with Santa Cause, a local non-profit organization
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New DIY Electric Airplane Takes Flight
Via: Autopia Posted: 2010-12-07 The number of flying electric airplanes (and pilots) increased by one with the first flight of John Monnett’s Waiex in Oshkosh, Wisconsin. The Waiex is one of several models of
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Better Place Electric Cars & Sustainability – SF Bay Area
Palo Alto, Calif. – (October 27, 2010) – Better Place, with support from the U.S. Department of Transportation via the Metropolitan Transportation Commission, today announced a commitment to bring a switchable battery, electric taxi
Read More »The Schwarzschild Proton Paper at the American Institute of Physics!
The Resonance Project and Nassim Haramein are pleased to announce that Haramein’s latest paper, The Schwarzschild Proton, has passed peer review – Hooray! – and is now published at the American Institute of Physics.
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