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Scientists testing a mini drone that helps bees to pollinate plants. The drone damage to crops must by helping reduce a shortage of bees and pollination.

A man from India has gone to the Supreme Court to get permission to use a helicopter. He wants to use it for a rain of flowers at his home as he goes in there.

The young Italian prince Filippo Corsini (21) on Monday killed in a tragic road accident in London. By metro Knightsbridge student was hit by a truck.

An American is killed when his car on the outskirts of the capital Addis Ababa on people encountered who threw stones. The US Embassy in Addis reported this Wednesday. The cause is not yet clear, but the man died Tuesday.

During a festival in the Ethiopian Bishoftu according to opposition groups Sunday many dead and wounded when shots were fired and there was a huge throng among protesters. The government has acknowledged that people have died, the opposition speaks about fifty killed demonstrators.

Bloemenkweker Esmeralda Farms Netherlands in Bahir Dar in Ethiopia calls it quits. The US parent company of the nursery pull the plug because of the damage that rebels wreaking last week.

The world famous French photographer Marc Riboud is deceased at the age of 93. Said his family Wednesday. Riboud was born in Lyon and settled in Paris in 1952. There he met Robert Capa and Henri Cartier-Bresson to connect then joined their photo agency Magnum. He put a lot of pride in including numerous reports in the Far East, including in China during the Mao regime.

Photo app Snapchat has a filter taken offline after many users complained about racism. The filter Snap Chatters could transform itself into Asian. Snapchat itself says that the filter was not racist, yet caved under the pressure.

A spectacular crop circle west of Munich attracts these days an almost endless row of spectators. Near a Grindgat in Mammendorf one can marvel in a cornfield on an artistic creation that resembles a giant flower.

Compared to, say, ten years ago we are now madly photos. Not only with a compact or SLR, but also with a smartphone. How do you keep your photo collection in order? Not? Then it is high time to take these tips while.

Google comes with physical voice assistant. The device (Google Home), which looks suspiciously like the Echo of Amazon, is a kind of speaker where you can ask all kinds of questions. Google has launched the Home during the developer conference Google I / O in Mountain View.

The Keukenhof is growing out of his jacket. This year, heading for the flower show off to a visitor record. The park expects to close the year with 1.1 million visitors, of whom eighty percent of foreign tourists.

Prince Harry wants to see next year when the twenty years since his mother Princess Diana was killed, a monument,, for eternity 'is in memory of her.

Facebook launches around Mother's temporary reactions in the form of a flower.

It usually bone-dry and sweltering Death Valley is blooming. Thousands of tourists come here especially for the largest flower explosion since 2005 to the area. The sand-colored stone has given way to the yellow, white, purple and pink flowers.

A special community in the English forests must leave its self-built houses after sixteen years. The residents, who live a self-sufficient and sustainable livelihood, no permanent planning permission given for the piece of wood, which they bought sixteen years ago.

On a modern hard drive can easily 2TB or lost data. 'Lost' so, because it is often not so easy to quickly locate the desired files. We give you the tools and techniques that you know searched data can be found quickly.

Yes, there are other life forms in the universe, the American astronaut Scott Kelly from the International Space Station announced via Twitter. It took evidence from a photo of an orange flower.

'The smell of rotting meat,' 'a dead rat,' 'a teen room, '' a bag full of rotten fish', 'broccoli which has expired '- they are not exactly definitions where normally many people on coming.

Humanity needs to do much earlier than thought relying on " the doomsday " preserved flower and plant seeds. Cause: the war in Syria .

A kebab, a gun, someone shrugging his shoulders potentially smartphone users in 2016 as they all send emoji. They are, along with 64 others, on the list of candidates to be voted emoji 's next year.

The coral reef in the world is to lead to whitening. According to scientists, to 38 percent of coral reefs are affected thereby. The US and Australian researchers say the lead to whitening is a result of higher ocean temperatures. This would more than 12,000 square kilometers of reef may be lost, reports the newspaper Brisbane Times.