Virtual Trip to Museum 'Can Help People Stay Mentally-And Physically-Healthy'
Online virtual trips to a museum may benefit older people by reducing frailty and cognitive decline and improving quality of life.
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Hero Cat Saves Owner Who was Having a Heart Attack by Pounding its Paws on Her Chest
A hero cat saved Sam Felstead's life by pounding his paws on her chest to wake her up after she suffered a heart attack.
Watch Elephant Give Back a Child's Shoe That Fell Into Zoo Enclosure - SO SWEET
A video was captured showing the moment a helpful elephant picks up a toddler's shoe to return it from zoo enclosure in China.
People Who Play Music While Studying More Likely to Have Higher GPA, Says New Poll
If you listen to music while studying you're more likely to have earned a higher GPA, according to a new poll of Americans.
Gold Could Hold the Key to Inflammatory Bowel Disease Treatment That's Cheaper and Non-Invasive
Gold nano-particles could hold the key to treating inflammatory bowel disease more cheaply and safely, according to new research.
Couple Quit Jobs to Travel the World in Van They Renovated and Transformed for 25K - LOOK
Together, they dumped their 9 to 5s, bought a 17-seater Ford Transit, and shelled out 25k turning it into a mobile home.
A New Detection System Could Save Sperm Whales From Ship Strikes
Ship strikes are responsible for half of all the deaths of Mediterranean sperm whales, a genetically-distinct population
Artist Draws Astounding Portraits with Both Her Hands and Feet at the Same Time -WATCH
ajacenna, an artist from Rotterdam, can complete up to six illustrations at the same time-two for each hand, and one for each foot.
Farmer Thrives by Growing Gluten-free Grain Needing No Water During Drought
A problem-solving grain called sorghum in France is growing strong while all other grain fields are withering under record temperatures.
Innovation in Organic Solar Cells Promise Low-Cost, Bendable, and Efficient Panels
Most OSC electrodes use indium tin oxide, which is too costly and fragile for the manufacture of flexible, large-area solar panels with OSCs.
16-Year Old Becomes the Youngest to Circumnavigate Earth in an Airplane
He would clinch a Guinness World record currently held by fellow Brit Travis Ludlow, who was 18 when he completed the mission last year.
Cheap, Single-Dose Rabies Vaccine Passes Phase 1 Trials-Could Save Thousands of Lives
Strong immune responses against rabies were seen in 9 out of 12 study participants, with the remaining three having taken very lose doses.
Island is Wonderland for Penguins Once Again After Dog Helps Eradicate 300,000 Invasive Rabbits
The leafy tussock which tastes like celery is now over your head, and the numbers of insects are now very high
The Samson Switchblade Flying Car is Finally Ready for Takeoff - and it's Kinda Brilliant
Having received its airworthiness certificate from the FAA, the Samson Switchblade is ready for test flights after 14 years of development.
Smart Contact Lenses that Diagnose Cancer Created by Scientists
It captures the signals of transporters called 'exosomes,' which are a little like secret messengers within our bodies.
Toxic Coal Mine Becomes Wildlife Refuge Known For Rare White Lilies
The Cahaba River is an ecological marvel in a state whose rivers have been dammed up, dumped upon, and badly degraded.
U.S. Destroyer Sunk in WWI Found After Being Torpedoed 105-Years Ago - LOOK
A team of experienced warship divers were able to locate the missing vessel on August 11th, 40 miles off the coast of the Isles of Scilly.
New Glasses Allow Deaf People to 'See' Conversations by Turning Audio into Subtitles
What seem like an ordinary pair of glasses are actually using Amazon Alexa software to turn incoming audio into closed captioning
Snacking on Grapes May Add 4-5 Years to Lifespans of Those Who Regularly Eat Fast Food
New research suggests that eating grapes might combat the effects of junk food diet—by flushing out the refined fats and sugars.
This Paralympic Snowboarder Sees Her Adversity as the Greatest Opportunity to Inspire - WATCH
Amy Purdy, a Paralympic medalist in snowboarding overcame crushing odds to create a life even more meaningful than before she lost her legs.
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