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Teen Uses Fibonacci Sequence to Make Solar Energy Breakthrough

Aidan Dwyer is just 13 years old but is already a patented inventor of solar panel arrangements. He noticed a pattern one day in the tangled mess of branches above him and began to investigate whether there is a secret formula in tree design and whether the purpose of the spiral pattern is to collect sunlight better.

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New Baby With "Call Me Maybe" Sign Awaits Soldier Dad's First Hug

A Nebraska soldier who'd never seen his baby daughter was welcomed home this week by a sign so cute that the photo posted on Facebook got a million Likes in its first day. The adorable little girl sat waiting in a stroller sitting next to a big pink poster using the Call Me Maybe song to welcome her dad, Cole Tesar, home.

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Refreshing Sweet Treat Replacements For Unhealthy Desserts

Here's the scoop on how to keep sweet in your life without keeping the fattening processed sugar and chemicals.

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Coffee Customers Pay It Forward Like Never Before

Even in these tough times, it is becoming "downright common" for Starbucks customers at this drive-thru window to pay the bill for the car behind them. One cashier has even seen 15 cars of kindness in a row... KUSA reports in this video from Loveland, Colorado

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Deaf Girl Adopted From China Hears Mother for the First Time

Thanks to a cochlear implant, a 5-year-old hearing impaired girl adopted from China was able to hear her mother's voice for the first time.

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Instructor to the World! Math and Science Whiz Shares Lessons via YouTube

A math and science whiz kid is now devoting his life to the tutoring of people around the world using YouTube videos. His Khan Academy now has 1000+ videos on YouTube covering everything from basic arithmetic to chemistry, biology and high finance.

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Four Free Apps to Make a Perfect Thanksgiving Feast

Face it. We all need help when making Thanksgiving dinners. These apps may be what you need to get the timing right and make delicious leftovers.

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Autism-Friendly Clothing Dumps Zips, Buttons and Tags, Offers GPS

Autism Awareness Day is also Independence Day, thanks to a new line of clothing designed to help autistic teens get dressed more easily—and stay on track.