Bill Gates Filled a Pothole With Modern Asphalt Made of Carbon - Captured During Clean Hydrogen Process
Bill Gates filled a pothole with Modern Asphalt made with carbon stripped from natural gas to decarbonize it - while making clean hydrogen.
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The Violent History and Fiery Birth of the ‘Dragon's Egg Nebula' Solves Stellar Mystery
Massive stars are almost never magnetized, unlike our own Sun which, which is relatively small, but the nebula held a clue.
Airport Keeps Wildlife Away From Runways with Robot Disguised as Predator
The DoT and local airport managers have used all manner of deterrents to try and keep runways clear of wildlife, from pigs to paintballs.
In World First, Scientists Share What Was Almost Certainly a Conversation with a Humpback Whale
Humpback whales have very complicated vocalizing behaviors, but scientists were able to call an adult female over and have a short convo.
Hundreds of Strangers in Snowy North Give Free Car Rides to Southern Tourists Out of Their Element
28 million domestic visitors came to Harbin over the winter season from the warm tropical southern megacities like Shenzhen or Guangzhou.
In Time for Tax Day: 10,000 Ancient Bamboo Slats Reveal Meticulous Details of Governance from Famous Period
Known as Jiandu in Chinese, bamboo were the primary instrument for writing in the region for thousands of years before the invention of paper
Bioengineered Corneas Stand to Cure Blindness For Millions of People Around the World
Cornea transplantation is the most common way of restoring lost sight, but it's a very technical procedure that relies on donors.
Pyrite May Be Known as Fool's Gold, but It Actually Contains a Kind of Green Gold: Lithium
Massive deposits are present in the Lower 48, but this American lithium would still have to be extracted via environmentally harmful mining.
After Scenic Waterway Declines, Government Sides with Activists to Intervene on the Wye River's Behalf
Home to otters, kingfishers, delivate crayfish, herons, and the Atlantic salmon, the Wye is recognized as critical for British conservation.
The Car Fueled Entirely by the Sun Takes Huge Step Towards Production
Other non-structural components are currently being "validated" in Italy by the company's supply partner, while batteries are not far behind.
Saving Woman's Son from Flying Hockey Puck, the 3 Reunite on Center Ice in Playoffs After Viral Video
Davis told the Washington Post that the call was so close, ice crystals from the puck were covering Nasir's hair.
Contest Gives Children Chance to Win the Field Trip of a Lifetime to Famous Landmarks - Celebrating America's 250th
America's school kids can win a trip to major landmarks like the Golden Gate Bridge by answering the question What does America mean to you?
Millions of Birds Now Migrating Safely Through Darkened Texas Cities After Successful Lights Out Campaign
Reducing the reflections from exterior lighting on tall buildings worked to prevent 60% of all bird collision deaths in cities like Houston.
Struggling Manatee Was Close to Dying but Florida Deputy Held it Afloat for 2 Hours
It's believed that it was suffering from toxic exposure to red tide, an algal bloom that can cause a sickness akin to poisoning.
PE Coach Pairs Unmotivated Students to Run with Shelter Dogs - Adoptions Soar
A California gym coach who was looking for ways to drum up motivation for the students on his cross-country running team as they went away for the summer break came up with a brilliant idea: pair them with shelter dogs.
Canada Agrees 200 Islands Belong to the Indigenous Haida Nation
Rather than the Canadian government giving something to a First Nation, the agreement admits the Haida Nation always owned these islands.
Study Links Recreational Cannabis Use to Lower Risk of Cognitive Decline and Dementia-Related Diseases
The effect was seen with recreational-use cannabis, or cannabis cultivated not to maximize the plant's production of CBD, but to maximize THC
Archaeologists Uncover Ancient City in Kingdom of Tonga That Rewrites History: 'First City of the Pacific'
Consisting of almost 10,000 mounds that today are hardly noticeable, it could be one of the first cities ever constructed in the Pacific.
Researchers Create Nanogenerator Capable of Using Greenhouse Gas to Produce Electricity
One day, according to Brisbane Times, Dr. Wang saw it was consuming CO2 in the laboratory air to make electricity.
California Battery Plant Is One of World's Largest and Will Store Solar Energy for LA's High-Use Evenings
The Nova Energy Battery Bank, designed and built by Calpine, will be able to power 680,000 homes for 4 hours.