8-Year-old Girl Gets to Chat with Orbiting Astronaut Using Dad's Ham Radio
Dragging Isabella out of bed, a brief opportunity to hail American astronaut Kjell Lindgren was not to be missed.
Dragging Isabella out of bed, a brief opportunity to hail American astronaut Kjell Lindgren was not to be missed.
Peter Harden has kept right on hosing worry-free. That's because he's been storing rainwater in large catch thanks for almost 50 years
Imagine being able to generate electricity by harnessing moisture in the air around you with just everyday items like sea salt and fabric.
Dogs cry "happy tears" when their owners come home, according to a scientist who investigated after his own pup welled up with joy.
As part of its work, Cairngorms Connect is looking to grow new patches of native Caledonian woodland, 99% of which has been lost.
Each portrait in his "Fractured" project had to be created in around four hours as the ice floats would invariably either sink or float away.
The Minions, Mr. Bean, Edward Scissorhands, Shrek, The Queen and the characters from the Wizard of Oz make up some of the displays.
A new American poll revealed the nation's favorite and least favorite barbecue foods—and alternatives are creeping up toward the classics.
Sustaining a human presence on Mars would require breathable oxygen, which is obviously too much of a burden to transport in spacecraft.
A California health practitioner has invented a natural, drug-free patch that can treat nausea in people and pets-and relieve cramps, vertigo, and hangovers: Meet Gopatch.
No one played a larger role in ending the Cold War and the nuclear terror than Mikhail Gorbachev, who died at 91 after a long illness.
The former center half said he was determined to "put right a wrong" after learning of the result's lasting impact on his local rivals.
It was gifted by his late mother for his 21st birthday, but slipped off his finger as he picked strawberries in 1968.
The breakthrough dramatically expands the capacity to grow corals in captivity to then use to restore the Great Barrier Reef.
Naomi Rees-Issitt started fundraising to get 20 defibrillators installed across town after her teen son went into cardiac arrest and died.
Winners were announced in the 2021 Drone Photo Awards in Siena with amazing pics in 8 categories of aerial photography.
For all the grief carbon dioxide gets down here on Earth, its detection in the atmosphere of an exoplanet has scientists elated.
Glaciers and other perennial ice sheets are gold mines for artifacts, as the items are often perfectly preserved.
Chemists at Northwestern have figured out how to destroy PFAS ‘forever chemicals' using low temperatures and inexpensive, common substances.
Alzheimer's was reversed in mice after UIC scientists boosted the formation of new brain cells, a breakthrough that could lead to treatments.