Girl Surprised With Pet Dragon After Surviving Cancer and Making-a-Wish - 'It's a Marvel of Engineering'
Made especially for her, Belle Cress, a cancer survivor, received her very own robotic pet dragon from the Make-a-Wish Foundation.
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MIT Scientists Spin Some Music Out of Spider Webs - And it Sounds Otherworldly (Listen)
With help from 3D technology, scientists at MIT have been helping make spider webs make music.
New Brain Cancer Immunotherapy Shows Promise in Human Trial - Most Patients Saw No Tumor Growth For 3 Years
Researchers from Heidelberg have carried out a clinical trial to test a mutation-specific vaccine against malignant brain tumors.
They Counted Endangered Rhinos in Nepal And the Population Has Grown By 16%
The WWF-Nepal is reporting a 16% increase in rhinos in the Himalayan country.
Mountains of Garbage in Russia are Being Turned into Fashionable Accessories
99Recycle is making accessories and school supplies out of garbage in St. Petersburg.
Caltech Uses Existing Underwater Cables to Detect Earthquakes and Tsunamis Ahead of Time
Seismologists at Caltech teamed up with Google to develop a method to use existing underwater telecommunication cables to detect earthquakes.
Jersey Mike's Donated 100% of Sales From 1,900 Stores in Their Biggest 'Day of Giving' in 11 Years
Jersey Mike's Subs blew past their goal for their Annual Month of Giving to raise $15 million to help more than 200 charities nationwide.
Mind-Bending Pictures of the Moon With Inverted Colors Show Where Magma Once Flowed
New images of the Moon with inverted colors shows where magma once flowed, and how it would look with 'superhuman vision'.
Sir David Attenborough Backs This New Tech That Can Recycle All Plastics
A new recycling plant from Mura Technology can supposedly recycle all types of plastic, winning punditry from Sir David Attenborough himself
'Like a Beautifully-tuned Instrument': 2000 Microphones Unlock the Mystery of Why Hummingbirds Hum
Research at Eindhoven University of Technology have been observing how hummingbirds hum-and it could make computers quieter
Woman Uses Old Tires And Turns Them Into Beautiful Playgrounds
Seeking to establish play time as a child's right, non-profit Anthill Creations build play spaces for underserved kids out of used tires
This High Schooler Invented Color-Changing Sutures to Detect Infection
Top 40 finalist at the Science Talent Search and Iowa high schooler Dasia Taylor invented a color-changing suture that detects infection.
Scientist Thinks He Finally Knows Why People Hear Sounds Coming From the Northern Lights
An observatory in Finland is trying to prove a theory that the Aurora Borealis makes sound, through 24-hour recordings.
They've Collected 20 Million Pounds of Food From People Who are Moving-And Delivered it to Food Banks
Now utilizing 1,000 moving companies, Move for Hunger donates millions to food banks with the food people leave behind on moving.
Futuristic 'Green' Fabric That Works Like a Smartphone Unveiled by Scientists
A futuristic 'green' wearable device fabric that works like a smartphone has been unveiled by scientists at Fudan University in China.
Archaeologists Discover 'Dazzling' 3,000-Year-old Egyptian City, Left 'As if it were yesterday'
A 3000-year-old 'golden city' called Aten has been discovered in Egypt, in great condition, dating to the reign of Amenhotep III.
Saudi Arabia Plans to Plant 50 BILLION Trees - And Reduce Carbon Emissions by 60%
The Green Saudi and Green Middle-East initiatives, announced by Saudi officials, aim to plant 50 billion trees and drastically cut emissions.
Branson-backed Company Captures Mega Tons of Carbon Injected Into Concrete-and Amazon is Building Their HQ With It
Canadian clean-tech startup CarbonCure's technology imprisons CO2 emissions from chemical plants inside concrete, strengthening it.
For International Dark Sky Week, Here Are Some City-Adjacent Locations For Viewing Celestial Wonders
To celebrate Dark Sky Week, some of the best International Dark Sky Parks near major U.S. cities.
Particle Mystery Deepens As 'Strong' New Evidence Hints at '5th' Force in Nature
Scientists at the Fermi Laboratory in Illinois have found evidence of the existence of a fifth force of nature, but more research is needed.
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