By Anamarija Brnjarchevska A handwritten letter by Ludwig van Beethoven in 1815 is expected to sell for 300,000 dollars. The four-page note by the world-renowned musician, discussing fair pay for his work, is being auctioned by the Boston-based company RR Auction. “It’s a rare and important handwritten letter by the musical genius, discussing both his […]
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By Anamarija Brnjarchevska Breathtaking aerial images have revealed a cluster of 11 heron nests perched 100 feet in the treetops of a 17th-century stately home in England – boosting hopes of a surge in the numbers breeding in the UK. The amazing pictures captured the scenes at the heronry at the National Trust run Belton […]
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By Darko Manevski This incredible model of a Japanese castle is so small it is about the thickness of a human hair, as can be seen in this image. The 0.217-millimeter model of Fukuyama Castle is so tiny, it is all but invisible to the naked eye and it was made by a precision metal […]
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By Anamarija Brnjarchevska A football-mad youngster born with one arm is celebrating after his team helped him hit a fundraising target for a new bionic limb. Wayde Drew, 12, was born without his left forearm after his mum, Kirsty Norman, 32, caught swine flu during her pregnancy. But the determined youngster didn’t let that get […]
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By Abigail Klein Leichman In a pair of firsts, 64-year-old Eytan Stibbe became the first Israeli to enter the International Space Station on the first-ever fully privately operated mission in outer space. The adventure is reportedly costing him $55 million. Stibbe, a former fighter pilot and three others lifted off on a Spaces Falcon 9 […]
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