Metal Detectorist Unearths Pristine Gold Pendant Linked to Henry VIII-With Initials of Katherine of Aragon
What it was doing buried in a field in Warwickshire, and what its connection was to the King, are questions that as of now have no answer.
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Stroke Recovery Improved for 70% of Patients Taking Celery Seed Drug
Butylphthalide is already approved for use in treating strokes in China. Currently though, the FDA has not approved it for any use.
Kayaker Singing in Hopes of Attracting Beluga Whales Never Imagined They Were Actually Listening
After a period of elation and disbelief, he threw on a scuba mask and began to dive and swim near the animals, singing as he went.
Visiting Green Spaces 3-4 Times Weekly May Lower Your Need for Meds, According to New Study
Hanging out in a local park, lake, or garden really could be good for your health if you live in cities, according to a study from Finland.
Researchers Can Now Make Clean Hydrogen Fuel By Pulling it Directly From Seawater-No Filtering Required
Researchers in Australia have successfully split seawater to produce cheap and green hydrogen for fuel without pre-treatment.
The Hilarious Moment a Dog Refuses to Look at Mom While Being Scolded for Destroying a Pillow-WATCH
This is the funny moment a guilty dog cowered into the corner of the bed and refused to look at his owner after destroying expensive pillow.
Best Childhood Memories Include School Trips, So Hyundai is Funding Excursions for 25,000 Students-Apply Today
Hyundai launched its "Great British School Trip" program last week-to provide 25,000 school children, aged seven to 14, with free excursions.
Revolutionary Structure for Cancer-Killing Vaccines Could Make Treatments 3x More Effective
Cancer-killing vaccines could be 3x more potent with new technology that arms them with "powerful weapon with which to kill cancer".
Half a Million Jobs Created in January Pushes U.S. Unemployment Rate to Lowest in 54 Years - 3.4%
Figures this week show the U.S. unemployment rate reached its lowest point in 54 years-with over half million jobs created in January 2023.
Bioengineers Devise a Way of Growing Skin in the Shape of Hands That Can be Pulled on 'Like a Glove'
Bioengineers devised a way of growing skin in the shape of hands to make it easier for surgeons to graft personalized skin onto burn victims.
New Bank in The Spirit of Walden Will Lend and Invest Only in Local New England Agriculture
The key difference between Walden and other banks is that Walden takes clients' deposits and invests them in local northeastern agriculture.
Man Sprints Along 4-Lane Snowy Highway to Stop Woman's Runaway Car
The tall, powerful Dominican sprinted across a 4-lane highway in the snow to try and stop her car as it brushed against the guardrails of I-93
Turning Problematic Sea Algae into a Replacement for Plastic in Common Products
Fertilizer runoff into the ocean causes blooms of chocking bacterial algae, which this scientist is turning into a big green business.
Couple Stunned to Find Childhood Letter in Attic Written by King Charles to His 'Granny' the Queen Mother in 1955
On the back of the letter, a 6-year-old Prince Charles signed it with "lots of love from Charles," alongside colorful doodles and 14 kisses.
French Football Star Scores First Goal Since Beating Cancer - And it was World Cancer Day!
Last summer, Haller was diagnosed with testicular cancer just weeks after signing a long-term contract to play for Borussia Dortmund.
U.S. Agency Wants Offshore Oil Companies to Look for Shipwrecks Before They Drill
Oil and gas companies are currently only required to conduct a survey when they have "reason to believe" that a shipwreck may be present.
Efforts to Save Endangered Blue Butterfly Quadruples its Population-but Also Saves a Lupine from Extinction
Oregon's Fender's Blue butterfly is soon to be only the second-ever insect downlisted from Endangered to Threatened on the ESA.
76-year-old Student Finally Graduates 50 Years After He Began His Ph.D. in Philosophy
Unlike most candidates however, it took Dr. Axten 5 decades before 76-year-old student finally graduated with a Ph.D. in sociology.
The Best Super Bowl Ads Were Funny, Heartwarming, and Celebrity-Filled (LOOK)
Today Super Bowl ads are an American tradition, with many employing high-profile celebrities and million-dollar budgets.
A Fisherman's Underwater Sculptures Have Stopped Illegal Trawling - Bringing Art and Biodiversity Back to Italian Bay
Looking for a way to block underwater trawling nets, Paolo the fisherman managed to create an underwater sculpture garden in Tuscany.