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Space Station Captures Footage of Blue Lightning Bursting Toward Space
A space weather observatory has captured footage of blue jets, red sprites, and elves—three different kinds of space lightning.
New Alzheimer's Treatment Shows Real Promise in Slowing Cognition Decline Using Antibody in Human Trials
Eli Lilly have said their Alzheimer's drug showed clinically significant improvements in patient decline in mid-stage, phase-2 human trials.
China Passes Landmark Law Protecting the Yangtze - One of China's 'Mother Rivers'
New Chinese laws protecting the environmental and biological integrity of the Yangtze, China's Mother River, go into effect March 1st
Man Regains Sight And Sees His Family Again After Becoming First Person Ever to Receive an Artificial Cornea
A 78-year old man becomes the first to receive an artificial cornea implant, and was afterwards immediately able to identify family and words
This May Be Earth's Oldest Rock - But it Was Collected on The Moon
Scientists looking at strange minerals on a moon rock realized it was likely made here on Earth-suddenly making it the oldest rock known.
IKEA Buys 11,000 Acres of U.S. Forest to Keep It From Being Developed
IKEA recently bought an 11,000 acre forest in Georgia to keep it from being developed as part of its carbon reducing strategies.
Volunteers Remove 9,200-lbs. of Trash From One of the Dirtiest Rivers in the US
In a weekend cleanup, volunteers with Keep the Tennessee River Beautiful dug out 9,200 pounds of trash from the banks of the Tennessee River.
Mom's Mistakes Leads to Good Kids Who Focus on Others
Writer and mom Dani LaBriola created a system called Crafting Character that uses storybooks and plush toys to teach kindness to young kids.
UK Prioritizes Climate Crisis By Supporting Sustainability in Developing Countries With $4 Billion Plan
The UK will spend at least $4bn of its international climate finance on nature and biodiversity over five years.
Tribe in Panama Wins Landmark Case Granting Them Stewardship of 400,000 Acres of Pristine Ancestral Forests
After 50 years of legal battling, Panama's Naso Tribe La Amistad National Park, has won their land rights case and now manages the forest.
Same Technology Behind Pfizer COVID-19 Vaccine is Leading Researchers to Possible MS Breakthrough
German pharma company BioNTech which helped produce the COVID-19 vaccine says they have just cured multiple sclerosis (MS) in mice.
New Electric Car Batteries Can Fully-Charge in 5 Minutes, Like Filling Your Car With Gas, If Better Chargers Are in Place
Charging fully in just five minutes, Israeli startup StoreDot has changed the lithium-ion battery forever, and it's already made 1,000 units.
There Are 300 Million Potentially Habitable Planets in the Milky Way, NASA Reports
NASA says about 300 million habitable planets could exist just in our solar system, the Milky Way.
Cultivate These Keystone Plants in Your Yard to Help Bees and Butterflies Thrive and Pollinate
Keystone plant species in North America are important for helping pollinators and insects like bees, butterflies, and caterpillars.
Seagrass Balls Filter Millions of Plastic Particles From Water, Says New Study
Examining seagrass pods on Mallorca beaches, researchers conclude seagrass meadows may capture as many as 900 million pieces of plastic.
After Facing Extinction, This Midwestern Bird is Now Soaring Off Endangered Species List
The interior least tern, the world's smallest, has been removed from the Endangered Species List after numbers recovered by 900% in 18 states.
Iran Has Passed a Bill That Would Protect Women From Domestic Violence
The government of Iran has passed new human rights legislation that makes all forms of violence against women illegal.
Embryos Created at Christmas Are Viable-Raising Hopes For the 2 Remaining Northern White Rhinos
More fertilized eggs from the northern white rhino subspecies are collected and frozen. Hope begins to grow that the animals could be saved.
Formerly Vacant Lot in Milan Wins 'Reinventing Cities' Contest With Vineyard Atop Building With Public Sidewalk
The VITAE project featuring a wrap around vineyard and outdoor walkway on via Serio, Milan won the Reinventing Cities Contest.
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