Am not too sure if that X-ray machine at the Airport security checkpoint can damage the components of a laptop but if you are curious to know how your laptop might appear to the security guy inside, here are some real pictures.

The images was captured by Nick Veasey who uses X-Rays to capture the inner photographs of everyday objects like a city bus, an iPod, his shoes, the remote of a TV and even a full-size Boeing 777 jet.

You can downloads Nick’s collection as a PDF file or head over to Telegraph for his more recent work.

Unfortunately animals born with heart-shaped markings aren’t very easy to come across. I say unfortunately because these creatures – although certainly not the last example unless you’re into danger – would make perfect gifts for loved ones, especially on Valentine’s Day.

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A 13-man British caving team has claimed that they have discovered the world’s largest cave, called the Hang Son Doong cave or Mountain River Cave, in the jungles of Hang Son Doong, in Vietnam.

The British team was assisted by representatives of the Hanoi University of Science in the expedition.

Reports say that the Hang Son Doong (Mountain River cave) measures more than 650 ft in height and 500 ft in width.

The Hang Son Doong cave is said to be nearly twice the size of the current largest cave in the world, the Deer Cave in Sarawak, Malaysia this is over 100 yards high and 90 yards wide.

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