Anti-Cancer Drug Derived From Himalayan Plant Clears Early Clinical Trials
A chemotherapy drug derived from Himalayan fungus has 40 times greater potency for killing cancer cells than its parent compound.
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This Carbon-Negative Perfume is Made from Captured CO2 - And it Smells Like Figs and Orange Peel
Using artificial photosynthesis to create ethanol from CO2 captured from nearby factories, this company is making a carbon-neutral fragrance.
Want to Learn to Code? This Nintendo-Style Video Game Will Teach You - And It's Free
Want to learn how to write in Python or Open Source? This 16-bit role-playing game will teach you how with fun.
People Who've Tried Psychedelics Have Lower Risk of Heart Disease and Diabetes
Using data of 375,000 Americans, scientists found those who took psychedelic drugs were half as likely to develop heart disease or diabetes.
Diver Finds 900-Year-old Sword Wielded in the Crusades Off the Coast of Ancient Israeli Town (LOOK)
Diving off the coast of Atlit, Israel, a man found a 900-year old sword belonging to a knight who fought during the 11th century crusades.
Where's Walrus? You Can Help Scientists by Volunteering to Count Marine Mammals In Satellite Images
There's a new important citizen science project, where you can help track walruses from space in order to establish how they're doing across our planet.
20,000 Pounds of Trash Removed From Pacific Garbage Patch: 'Holy mother of god. It worked!'
The boy turned man who won't rest until the Great Pacific Garbage Patch is cleaned up has successfully tested his system for doing so.
Retired Banker Devotes His Millionaire Fortune to Restoring Protective Sand Dunes on Island Beaches
On Georgia's Tybee Island, a retired banker recently forked over $15 million to resurrect a natural beach ecosystem.
DNA Sequencing of Viking Bones 'Will Rewrite History': They Weren't All Scandinavian
Bristol University in England has completed the largest ever DNA sequencing of Viking skeletons, and it's revealed fascinating findings.
Thousands Offer to Host Tiny Homes With Homeless Residents in Their Own Seattle Backyards
At 125-square feet, Block Project homes are designed to house homeless people in the backyards of perspective volunteers.
California Vineyards That Once Used Only Toxic Chemicals to Protect Vines Now Use Nesting Owls
In Napa Valley, more and more growers are switching from super toxic pesticides to welcoming barn owns onto their fields for rodent control.
First Artificial Kidney That Would Free People From Dialysis and Transplants Runs on Blood Pressure
The first artificial kidney transplant that would free people from dialysis and transplants runs on blood pressure.
Rent Winnie the Pooh's Tree House in the Original Hundred Acre Wood at This 'Bearbnb'
Winnie the Pooh's 'tree house' is up for rent at this incredible Airbnb... or should that be Bearbnb? Check it out in Suffolk, England.
A Grocery Line Where Slower is Better: Supermarkets Open 'Chat Checkouts' to Combat Loneliness Among Elderly
The Jumbo grocery store chain in the Netherlands has opened 'chat checkouts' for people who want to move slower.
A Floating Flower Garden in Tokyo Immerses Visitors With Orchids That Move as You Approach (WATCH)
A mass of floating flowers created by teamLab in Japan is moving visitors with its technological magic and overwhelming beauty of orchids.
Ford Announces 'Transformative' $11.4 Billion Investment in New Electric Vehicle Plants in Tennessee and Kentucky
Ford has announced a $11.4 Billion investment in U.S. electric vehicle plants in the states of Kentucky and Tennessee.
A Mathematician Just Made a Musical Album Entirely Composed of Black Hole Wavelengths - Listen
Combining his love of science and music, Belgian mathematician and musician made an album that transformed black hole data into sounds.
Towering Over the City, This 'Farmscraper' Will Produce 270 tons of Food from Hydroponics on 51-Stories
A new 51-story 'farmscraper' in China, designed by an Italian architecture firm Carlo Ratti, will have food growing for Schenzen city.
Naturally Occurring Antibiotic Kills Lyme Disease and Nothing Else: A Potential Breakthrough Treatment
Antibiotic that selectively targets Lyme Disease, doesn't damage the microbiome, and doesn't spread resistance, was just found by scientists
Solar-Powered Desalination Device Will Turn Sea Water Into Fresh Water For 400,000 People
A shipping-container hosting the world's first zero-emissions, solar powered desalination technology is bringing clean water to rural Kenya.
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