Library of Congress Makes Dozens of Ultra-Rare Children's Books Available For Free Online
As a means of celebrating the centennial of Children's Book Week, the Library of Congress has digitized dozens of rare children's books online.
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A Poor State in India Learned From Its Mistakes: How It Saved a Million People From the Devastating Cyclone
Despite being home to some of the nation's poorest farmers and residents, this Indian state has experienced almost no casualties following Cyclone Fani.
Why the World's Best Mathematicians Are Apparently Hoarding Chalk Made Out of 'Angel Tears'
No one knows what makes Hagoromo chalk so perfect - but its legendary reputation amongst mathematicians worldwide is being preserved and carried on.
How a 30-Minute Radio Program is Building Peace in Refugee Camps
A group of refugees have been broadcasting a weekly program that is focused on messages of peace – and it has already made a difference in the camps.
Army of Nepal Cleans Up Mount Everest by Collecting Two Tons of Trash and Debris
Mount Everest has been given some much-needed tender loving care thanks to the army of Nepal.
First Marathon to Swap Plastic Bottles for Biodegradable Pouches Made Out of Plants
Rather than handing out water bottles, a UK marathon handed out these cheap little pouches that are biodegradable and totally edible.
Hundreds of High School Graduates May Soon Be Wearing Caps and Gowns Made of Recycled Plastic Bottles
A new conservational campaign in the city of Atlanta could result in hundreds of high school graduates walking across the stage in recycled caps and gowns.
Take THAT, Taliban: Couple Creates 3D Hologram of Ancient Buddha Statue
A wealthy Chinese couple made it their mission to restore the image of one of two sacred Buddhas of Bamiyan statues that towered over Afghanistan for 1500 years.
3D Printing Artist Gives New Life to Artifacts and Sculptures Destroyed By ISIS
ISIS may be trying to destroy Iranian heritage and history, but one artist is fighting back by using technology and respect for the past.
Middle Schoolers Create 3D-Printed Boot for Injured Penguin (WATCH)
These clever teens weren't about to let this poor penguin waddle with an injured ankle forever.
These Will Be the First 3D-Printed Homes That You Can Actually Live In
They may look like something from Star Trek, but these buildings could be the future of modern housing, according to the masterminds behind the Dutch project.
IKEA is Offering Free 3D-Printable Furniture Attachments for People With Special Needs
To make their furniture more acccessible for people with disabilities, IKEA is now offering free downloable add-on blueprints for 3D printing.
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