New Hydrogen Fuel Cells Use Cheap Iron Instead of Costly Platinum for Green Vehicles
Researchers at Imperial College London develop a hydrogen fuel cell that uses iron instead of rare and costly platinum, enabling greater use of the technology.
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Dutch Visionary Helps Refugee Camp Recycling All of its Plastic Trash into New Products
Dutch visionary startup Precious Plastic allows anyone to start a plastic recycling business, even refugees camped in the northern Sahara.
Facebook, Google, Stripe, Shopify Investing a Billion Dollars in Pre-Orders for Captured Carbon
Four of the biggest tech companies are uniting to expand carbon capture market to funnel big business investment into climate change action.
Scientists Invent De-icing Coatings to Cut Airline Delays by Lasting Longer Without Toxic Runoff
UIC researchers developed a longer-lasting and non-toxic alternative to conventional deicing for airlines and runways.
Ultrasound That Takes a Baby's First Pictures May Also Help the Blind to See
USC researchers are exploring a non-invasive solution that could restore sight to the retina by using sound with ultrasound wearable lens.
World's Biggest Wildlife Crossing Breaks Ground on Earth Day
A landmark Earth Day ceremony to celebrate the start of construction on the Wallis Annenberg Wildlife Crossing in Southern California just happened.
Watch a Stunning Solar Eclipse on Mars in Video Captured By NASA's Perseverance Rover
The NASA Mastcam-Z camera recorded video of Phobos, one of the Red Planet's two moons, to study how its orbit is changing over time.
Long-Lost Medal Honoring Revolutionary War Hero Sells for Record-Breaking $1 Million
First created to honor Daniel Morgan, his original gold Comitia Americana was stolen, replaced, bought by JP Morgan, and now sold again.
Scientists Powering Tesla on 9,400-mile Journey With Rolled-up Printed Solar Panels
The scientists plan to cover 9,400 miles in 84 days of remoteness, scorching heat, dust, and a distinct lack of charging stations.
Pokémon GO May Alleviate Some Depression, Says Study
Playing location-based games, such as Pokémon Go, may alleviate non-clinical forms of mild depression according to an LSE study.
Seven in 10 Americans Said Their Mom is Their Best Friend: 'They are Superheroes'
People may come and go, but moms are forever friends. In fact, seven in 10 Americans said their mom is their best friend.
After US Declared Largest Woodpecker Extinct, New Evidence Supports Belief They Are Still Here
After more than 75 years without a scientific sighting, a team from the National Aviary believe they've found the ivory-billed woodpecker.
New Transistor Could Cut 5% of World's Digital Energy Use While Upgrading Memory Capacity
Replacing the silicon transistor means removing three-fourths of the transistors needed to store data, cutting Earth's energy usage by 5%.
Sloth Is Friends With Zookeeper and Won't Get Out of Bed Until They've Had Morning Cuddles
A sloth has formed an adorable relationship with its keeper and refuses to get out of bed until they've had their morning cuddles—and a zoo tour.
Scientists Use Sound to Destroy Half of Liver Tumors - and Boosted Immune Systems Cleared Away the Rest
A sound technique pioneered in rats at the University of Michigan could improve outcomes for cancer and neurological conditions
What Your Candy Preferences Say About Your Personality
Do you like sour candy more than other flavors? It's likely you might be an extrovert. Check out this OnePoll to see what your sweet tooth says about you.
Millipede Species Named After Taylor Swift by Scientist Superfan: 'Her music helped me through grad school'
Taylor Swift, an American singer known for her musical talents, has earned a new accolade. She now has a new species of millipede named after her.
French Town to Light its Streets With Bacteria Luminescence That Needs No Electricity
A French town has invested €100,000 in a company looking to replace LED street lighting with tubes of bioluminescent bactera.
3 Easy Houseplants Can Instantly Reduce Air Pollutant by Up to 20%
Potted house plants can potentially make a significant contribution to reducing air pollution in homes and offices, according to Birmingham University.
Cannabis And Pancreatic Cancer: Botanical Drug Kills 100% Of Cancer Cells
A drug based on an extract of Cyathus striatus fungus and a cannabinoid extract from the cannabis plant has eliminated 100% of pancreatic cancer cells.
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