• Family Photographs Kids With 'Beach Buoy' That Was Actually a Live Bomb, WWII Bomb Detonated Harmlessly in Wales

  What you are seeing in this photo looks like an ordinary photo that a proud parent would take of their kids on the beach. The only thing unusual about it is the presence of that buoy, which looks like something that your kids would play on. Unfortunately, it was later revealed that this seemingly harmless beach buoy was actually a World War II bomb that had washed ashore.

  

• Google Self-Driving Cars Seen in Mountain View California and Austin Texas; Is an Era Of Driverless Vehicles Happening Already?

  Google has devoted a lot of its resources to their Self-Driving Car Project, and if it works, it will change our driving infrastructure as we know it. Drivers are reporting driverless vehicles in Mountain View, CA and Austin, TX, and they are also reporting that these cars do not have steering wheels. Is it possible that Google is more advanced in their driverless car technology than previously thought?

  

• Transformers 5 Release Date, Spoilers, Cast: Michael Bay is Apparently In, Will Optimus Prime Be Out?

  Even though the Transformers films are criticized by critics for plot-holes as well as a constant barrage of special effects and explosions from its director Michael Bay, the films make a lot of money and a Transformers 5 just makes sense. This is what is known about Transformers 5 with its release date, spoilers, update, and cast.

  

• Madden 16 EA Release Date: Available for Xbox One Now, Download Begins Next Week, Fix for Downloading Problems

  John Madden's football game for video game consoles has been around since the late 80's. Ever since early 1990, there has been an annual version of the game released, and those that have the Xbox One will be given a special 10-hour sneak preview as described below. Some have reported problems with getting the preview on EA Access, but there are ways around that. The official release date and news for other platforms will be happening next week.

  

• International Space Station Works With China, Takes Pictures of Aurora, Eats Space-Grown Vegetables

  In spite of the cutbacks to the Space program, the International Space Station (ISS) is still up and running. There have been some recent developments with NASA's relationship with China as the country will bring a commercial payload to the ISS, as well as some interesting reports from one-year astronaut Scott Kelly. Kelly is starting to become the Twitter face for NASA, and his recent breathtaking view of the aurora from space is quite something. Kelly also talks of the process of space-grow