Everything Needed to Make RNA and DNA Has Been Found in Asteroids and Meteorites
All five "nucleobases" have been found in asteroids, which when combined with sugar and phosphate, can create genetic code.
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Lucky Rescue for 5 Sheep Stuck on English Rooftop
Five sheep were stranded on a rooftop in Newmillerdam, West Yorkshire, but were saved by Fire and Rescue. All's wool that ends wool.
Water Births 'Provide Clear Benefits' For Moms and Newborn Babies, Large Analysis Shows
Water births provide "clear benefits" for healthy moms and their newborn babies, according to new research on 150,000 women.
Revolutionary Filter Uses Moss to Capture Pollutants And Microplastics Before You Drink Them
The product can trap around 16 credit cards worth of microplastics from being consumed in a person's drinking water.
60% of People Planning Reunions with Family and Friends This Summer
60% of people are looking to travel to reunite with family and friends, and more saying they want to reconnect with family traditions.
Smells Like History: Academics Recreate the Lost Smells of Europe for Museums
The smells of a time and place can trigger strong nostalgic feelings, and UCL believe that can be translated into museums of Europe's history.
Wimbledon Sports a Huge Smiling face - And it's Made of Tennis Balls
Near No.1 Court at this year's Championships at Wimbledon, a huge smiling face is depicted with tennis balls for a special reason.
"Britain's Kindest Plumber" Hailed as Modern-Day-Hero for Charity Work that Has Helped Over 52,000 Families
He's been hailed as "Britain's kindest plumber," and much like plumbers you've met, his charity DEPHERS can do anything.
10 Super Food Combinations to Improve your Health - Like Apples with Leafy Greens to Lower Blood Pressure
Here are the top 10 superfood combinations, as recommended by the supplement company Healthspan in a poll conducted by OnePoll.
Student Makes Incredible Origami Statue From a Single Sheet of Paper - Watch the Time-lapse Video
Amazing time-lapse video shows a New Yorker creating a five-foot-nine high statue from a single piece of paper.
Most Americans are Proud to be Labeled a 'Bargain Hunter' Saying Finding Great Deals is a True Mood Booster
Most Americans are proud to be labeled a bargain-hunter When it comes to finding a good deal, 53% of people said they're proud to be labeled a bargain-hunter.
Why Our Brains See Faces Everywhere - And Monkeys Do Too
Neuroscientists at the University of Sydney say our brains find real human faces in objects around us using a cognitive process.
Another Reason to Drink More Water: Study Finds Hydration Can Lower Risk of Heart Failure
Serum sodium levels may help identify adults with a greater chance of experiencing heart disease.
Tiny Yorkshire Terrier Detects Breast Cancer in Woman, Jumping Up and Down on Her Chest in Alarm
A Yorkshire terrier saved Karena Kirk-Drain's life after jumping up and down on her chest to alert her to a cancerous lump.
MS Breakthrough: New Genetic Clues to What Triggers Multiple Sclerosis Discovered by Scientists
New genetic clues as to what triggers the development of multiple sclerosis in people have been discovered by scientists.
Device Wraps Around Hot Surfaces to Turn Wasted Heat to Electricity
A new flexible thermoelectric generator can wrap around pipes and other hot surfaces and convert wasted heat into electricity.
There Are Many Reasons Electric Vehicles Are 'Green', According to Yale Researchers
Yale University researchers have looked into additional reasons into how electrical vehicles are green. Take a look at them here.
Sunshine Could Ward Off Dementia and Strokes: First-Ever Direct Link to Vitamin D Found
Sunshine could ward off dementia and strokes after scientists have shown a direct link between vitamin D and the conditions in a world-first study.
Designer Turns Mussel Shells That Once Clogged London's Water Pipes into Gorgeous Tile
The mussels add a translucence to the tiles, which has never been achieved before using biological materials.
How Fog Nets Are Making Water Abundant in Arid Africa - And May Be Useful in California
Fog nets in southern morocco by the company Aquilonis are providing 18 liters of drinking water per day, for 1600 people.