They Found World's Largest Intact Mosaic at Site of Turkish Hotel - Where it's Now a Stunning Feature
The Museum Hotel undertook one of the most extensive archeological excavations in the city's long history to dig up the mosaic.
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Solar Covered Skyscraper Will Produce All its Own Energy
The West Melbourne Workplace is a gorgeous high-rise, that is also completely solar-powered without relying on solar or wind farms.
Going to Festivals Can Connect You to Humanity, Make You More Likely to Help Strangers for 6 Months: Yale
Yale study shows going to a festival can leave you more connected to humanity and more willing to help strangers for six months afterward.
High School Teens Swoop in to Support 6th Grade Stranger When No One Would Sign His Yearbook
A boy got an avalanche of love and kindness from high school teens who swooped in to support him when no one would sign his yearbook.
Enzyme Discovered in a Cemetery's Compost Heap Can Break Down PET Plastic in Record Time
PET plastic bottles, food containers, and lightweight wrap for packaging have become a problem if they're not recycled—but scientists searching through compost piles have discovered an enzyme that degrades the plastic in record time. The enzyme PHL7, which the German researchers found in a compost heap in Leipzig, could make bio-PET recycling possible much faster […]
Adults Understand a Need to Do Their Bit for Biodiversity-Even 73% of Allergy Sufferers Planting Flowers to Help
A UK poll revealed that 63% suffer from allergies, but are happy to put up with symptoms to support biodiversity in nature.
Pharmacy Worker Pays Prescription Cost for Perfect Stranger: 'I Can't Watch Someone in Pain'
A kind-hearted CVS worker, Verena Harris, paid the prescription cost for a perfect stranger who was in agony but forgot her paperwork.
Iraqi Drought Reveals Stunning 3,400-Year-Old City Covered By Tigris River
German and Kurdish archaeologists have uncovered an ancient city of the Mittani Empire after a drought lowered levels of the Tigris River.
Dogs Became Perfect Human Companion Thanks to a Gene that Lowered Their Stress: New Study
Dogs became ‘man's best friend' because of a gene that lowered their stress and made them more relaxed around people, says new research.
How Ketamine is a Speedster Antidepressant and Could Be Adapted For Use to Avoid Side Effects
Ketamine is the speedster of antidepressants, working within hours compared to more common antidepressants that can take several weeks. But ketamine can only be given for a limited amount of time because of its many side effects. Now, a new Northwestern Medicine study identifies for the first time exactly how ketamine works so quickly, and […]
'Superworm' With Appetite for Polystyrene Could be Key to Mass-Scale Recycling
Researchers at Queensland have found a species of worm with an appetite for polystyrene could be the key to plastic recycling on a mass scale.
New York Woman Finds Her Lost Dachshund - in Hilary Swank's Lap
Albany resident Chealsea Blackwell ran into a Hillary Swank film shoot, where the star had found and kept save Blackwell's missing pooch.
Remove the Sickly Houseplants From Your Home or Office - They're Making You Sad
A study form the University of Reading found that dead or dying houseplants not only don't make us happy, but actively make us sad.
New York Passes Law to Shut Down the Puppy Mill Pipeline
New York State Legislature passes the Puppy Mill Pipeline Bill—legislation that will end the retail sale of dogs, cats, and rabbits in pet stores.
Teen Hailed as 'Hero of Ukraine' For Using His Drone to Pinpoint Russian Convoy Headed Toward Capital
A fifteen year-old boy was the only experienced drone operator in the area, and now he's hailed as a hero for spying a Russian convoy.
Coffee May Cut Risk of Acute Kidney Injury, Scientists Discover
A recent Johns Hopkins study has revealed that consuming at least one cup of coffee a day may reduce the risk of acute kidney injury (AKI).
While Building New Industrial Park Crew Stumbles on 'Remarkable' 1,400-yo Ruins of Maya City
The city of nearly 100 identified buildings is soon to open for tourists after the COVID-19 shutdowns along the Maya Riviera.
Birth For World's Critically Endangered Red Wolf Brings Rising Population to Nearly 250
Roger Williams Park Zoo has announced the birth of a red wolf pup, the world's most endangered canid species, as part of its red wolf breeding program.
Cannabis Products With High THC Levels Do 'Cut Chronic Pain'
Cannabis products containing the active ingredient THC do relieve chronic pain in the short term, scientists have revealed.
83-Year-old Sets World Record Sailing Alone Across the Pacific Without Stopping
Kenichi Horie has the market cornered on world records for sailing alone across the Pacific Ocean, from his home in Japan to San Francisco.
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