Teen from Wildfire-Hit Town Wins $250k Scholarship for Awesome Explanation of Quantum Tunneling
Fort McMurray teenager Maryam Tsegaye just won a $250,000 global science prize for her perfect explanation of quantum tunneling.
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'She's Our Miracle': This Minnesota Teacher Donated a Kidney to the School's Custodian
Minnesota school custodian Patrick Mertens needed a kidney transplant, so a teacher at the school-Erin Durga-donated one to him.
The Northern Lights Are Predicted to be Visible Across the Northern U.S. and UK Tonight
On December 10 and 11, the northern lights–or aurora borealis–are predicted to be visible across much of the USA and UK.
When Toronto Pub Admits it Needs Rent Money, Neighborhood Swoops In to Buy its Entire Stock of Beer
Toronto's Swan Dive bar posted that it was struggling to pay the rent through the pandemic. So customers bought all its stock to help out.
Woman Awarded $10,000 for Examining Insurance Contract - Shows it Pays to Read the Fine Print
This teacher was awarded $10,000 for reading a paragraph that was buried on the last page of a 4000-word insurance contract.
Breakthrough App Guides Blind Runner on Solo 5k Run Through Central Park
An artificial intelligence cell phone app from Google just helped blind runner Thomas Panek do the New York City Half Marathon.
The Most Active Meteor Shower of the Year is About to Shine Like Christmas Lights in the Sky
The 2020 Geminids meteor shower will peak on December 13 and 14, with upwards of 120 shooting stars hurtling through the sky per hour.
Writer Starts a Pandemic Pen Pal Project - Now 7,000 People Are Mailing Joy to Strangers With Letters
New Yorker staff writer Rachel Syme has started a penpal community in the pandemic. It's called #Penpalooza, and 7,000 are now participating.
What Started as a Joking Bake-off Between Dads Led to 15,000 Cookies Being Delivered to Essential Workers
Pennsylvania dads Scott McKenzie and Jeremy Uhrich have been spending the pandemic baking cookies for caregivers.
Missing Boater Rescued 86 Miles From Shore Clinging To Capsized Boat: 'I thought that was it'
Stuart Bee got into trouble on his pleasure boat off the Florida coast. Luckily, a ship was able to save him and bring him back to safety.
When a Man Gives a Car to a Substitute Teacher the Gift Ignites a Ripple of Good Deeds
Florida's Cory Schneider gifted a car to stranger in need, substitute teacher Mark Selby. Selby is now planning to build a home for children.
This High School Opened a Campus Grocery Store-And Students Pay in Good Deeds
Linda Tutt High School in Texas has opened a grocery store on the campus, and teens can get food for doing good deeds.
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