New Antibodies Could Slow Down Aging by Destroying Old Cells With Pioneering Treatment
Researchers at Leicester and Universitat Oberta de Catalunya have designed antibodies that destroy old cells, slowing down agin.
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'Genetic Goldmine' Unearthed in the Desert Could Help Crops Survive Global Warming
Plants in the Atacama Desert- the driest in the world-are helping scientists discover what will make for resilient organisms in our future.
Virgin Births Have Been Documented in Rare Bird Population - The Endangered California Condor
In a breeding program for California condors, conservationists discovered that the large birds are capable of having virgin births.
When Keanu Reeves Sees Sweet Fan Sign Posted in a Yard, He Hops Out of the Car to Leave His Autograph
Keanu Reeves fans are gushing over this most recent story of the actor's kindness in action after he jumped out of a car to autograph a fan's sign.
Science Has Debunked Top 20 Myths We Commonly Believe to Be True - Get Ready to be Surprised
Researchers have already debunked these top 20 myths that we all commonly believe to be true, here are the real facts vs fiction.
The Joys of Solitude - Thousands of People Found New Appreciation During Enforced Alone Time in Lockdown
Thousands of people enjoyed enforced time alone during COVID-19 lockdowns in the UK, a new study from the University of Reading has found.
Luxembourg Becomes the First European Country to Legalize Growing and Consuming Cannabis
Luxembourg becomes the first European country to allow citizens to grow and consume their own cannabis, and to carry on their person
The Best Selling Car in All of Europe is Electric - And Hertz Just Bought 100,000 Teslas For its New Fleet
The number-one selling car and electric car in Europe in September was the Tesla 3, not to mention that Hertz ordered 100,000 of them.
The Many Health Benefits of Eating Mushrooms That Are Wild - And Picking Them Doesn't Deplete Supply
Eating wild mushrooms provides a nutrient-dense food source, medicinal benefits, and also a connection to forests and ancestral traditions.
Poll Ranks 'Goal-getters' Top 40 'Everyday Goals' - Including Being More Positive About Life and Cutting Screen Time
A new survey of 2,000 adults in Britain revealed the top 40 'everyday goals' toward which people are striving.
French Farmers Growing Zero-Emission Tropical Produce in France - Producing Heat Without the Smoke
Removing the need for importation and those CO2 emissions, a French grower, Les Arts Verts, grows tropical fruit like mangos in greenhouses.
Yuengling Beer Delivers Truckload of Lager to 106-Year-old Woman Who Drinks a Can Every Day (WATCH)
Yuengling brewery delivered 20 cases of free beer to 107-year-old Margaret Dilullo—her favorite lager that she drinks every day.
They've Designed a Livable Pontoon Boat Inspired by a Volkswagen Bus
Ever-conscious of classic styles, an Italian design firm have used some of the most iconic cars to make boat hulls.
Destroyed by Fire, Drought, and Dust Storms, These Australian Marshes Needed Only Two Years to Completely Recover
The internationally protected Macquarie Marshes has recovered incredibly well after years of fire, drought, and dust storms.
Inaugural Balloon World Cup Pits Athletes Diving in the Living Room to Keep it Aloft
A viral video of teenagers playing keepy-upy with a balloon spawned an international sporting competition of hilarious seriousness.
Tap Water Produces a Protective Shield Against Microplastics, Scientists Discover
Tap water produces a protective shield against microplastics, scientists have discovered in recent research at Trinity College Dublin.
Here's All the Good News From the COP26 Global Climate Summit Thus Far
As world leaders meet in Glasgow for the Conference of the Parties, good news abounds for climate, renewable energy, and conservation.
Michigan High School Lets Seniors Dress in Costume for School ID Photos - And They Are Fantastic
Michigan high school seniors have got to dress up for their ID photos-and the results? They're absolutely adorable.
Almost 500 New Mesoamerican Structures Discovered By Using Lasers
In the Olmec region of southern Mexico, researchers using laser mapping surveys found 478 foundational structures, many for the first time.
Astronomers May Have Spotted the First Known Exoplanet in Another Galaxy
Astronomers looking at the Messier 51 galaxy have determined that an exoplanet transited in front of their view, the first such observation.
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