This 2,300-year-old Mosaic Made of Shells and Coral Has Just Been Found Buried Under Rome
At 16 feet long and 2,300 years old, the incredibly detailed mosaic was made of seashells, coral, mother of pearl, and blue tiles from Egypt
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English Boy Unwraps Iron Man Prosthetic Arm-a Gift from His Nation Days Before Christmas
The arm boasts technology that detects movements of the muscles in Harry's arm and translate them into intuitive responses.
Nuclear Waste from Unused Weapons Is Being Safely Turned to Glass After Leaking for Years
Of the over 100 tanks of liquid and solid radioactive plutonium waste stored underground at the Hanford site 20 had leaked
First Remarkable Mapping of Limb Development Shows Stages of Creating the Human Hand Masterpiece
Scientists have revealed unprecedented insights into the formation of human hands and the intricate processes that govern their formation.
Deaf Girl Meets Santa Properly for the First Time Thanks to Elf Who Signs
A deaf girl was able to tell Santa all by herself what she wants for Christmas for the first time—thanks to an elf who knew sign language.
Volunteer Hospital Driver Gets Favor Returned Decades After Becoming Friends with a 6-yo-She Gave her Kidney
Krystal was 6 when volunteer driver Dave Polen began transporting her 170 miles from her home to a hospital-now she's returning the favor.
Apes Remember Friends Even Though They've Not Seen Them for 25 Years (LOOK)
Apes can recognize friends they haven't seen for decades, reveals new research from Johns Hopkins University.
U.S. Stock Market Hits Record High as Dow Jones Closes Over 37,000 for the First Time
The U.S. economy continues to improve as the stock market hits a historic milestone with the Dow Jones surging over 37,000 for first time.
How Zinc Helps You Fight Off Infections, Including Colds
Researchers have found that getting enough zinc plays a surprisingly crucial role in health, particularly within the immune system
Some Coral Species More Resilient to Climate Than Thought By 'Remembering' How to Survive Previous Heat Waves
Some coral species can be resilient to marine heat waves by "remembering" how they lived through previous one, reveals new research.
Minnesota Hosts World Snow Sculpting Championship-And The Giant Ice Art is Pretty Spectacular
Stillwater, Minnesota is hosting the third annual World Snow Sculpting Championship with artists from eight countries. (LOOK)
Country Star Steps in to Pay Woman's $250,000 Court Damages for Using His Likeness-a Case he Was Unaware of
She had no idea that she was targeted along with a suite of other illegal online vendors in an October lawsuit filed in a court in Illinois.
4-month-old Baby Sucked Up into Tornado is Found Asleep and Unharmed in a 'Cradle' of Fallen Tree Limbs
Sydney Moore watched as the bassinet containing her infant son followed the roof of her mobile home up into the funnel of a tornado.
Australian Scientists Manage to Identify 1,100 Species in their Backyards, Highlighting Value of Urban Biodiversity.
If you went out into the backyard of a house in a major metropolitan area, how many species would you expect to find there?
Halley's Comet Just Began its 38-year Journey Back Toward Earth-The Big Comeback
The most famous of all comets has a flattened elliptical orbit that sees it go from the Sun to the outer limits of the solar system
Youth Volunteers Form 'Grandpals' to Connect Lonely Senior Citizens With 'Grandkids' to Hang Out With
Meant to combat loneliness and help bring these elders back into society, 400 grandpals have already signed up with the organization.
NASA Summarizes What New Mars Rover has Found as it Finishes it's Mission at Just Over 1,000 Days
Ever since NASA's 5th Martian rover touched down on the Red Planet, it has been exploring a fan-shaped delta of an extinct water system.
Vaccine Targeting Triple-Negative Breast Cancer Shows Good Response in First Clinical Trial of Patients
A drug that targets the deadliest form of breast cancer has recently been found to elicit 75% immune responses with no side effects.
Among China's Gray State-Run Schools, New Campus Wins World Building of the Year for 'Blurring inside and outside'
Set amid the rows of identical block apartments in the background, Huizhen High School is a breath of positive air for the students of Ningbo
Woman Brings Joy to Wyoming Town by Creating Hundreds of Personalized Snowmen (Video)
It was back in July when snow was equal distance a hope and a memory that Pauline Parker began making personalized snowmen.
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