Guess Who's Curating New Exhibit at Baltimore Museum of Art? Their Staff of Security Guards
17 Guards spent a year learning to curate an exhibition for the Baltimore Art Museum, turning countless hours of work into unique perspective
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Forget Harry Potter's Cloak, a Real-Life Invisibility Shield is Now Taking Orders
Invisibility Shield Co. in England is Kickstarter fundraising to create real invisibility shields that can hide people and other objects for fun.
Good News for Coffee Lovers: Daily Coffee May Benefit the Heart
Drinking coffee—particularly two to three cups a day—is not only associated with a lower risk of heart disease and dangerous heart rhythms but also with living longer, according to new studies. These trends held true for both people with and without cardiovascular disease. Researchers said the analyses—the largest to look at coffee's potential role in […]
General Electric Produces Its First 100% Recyclable Wind Turbine That Can be Reconstructed as It Ages
The production of the first prototype 100% recyclable wind turbine blade has just been unveiled by General Electric with the ZEBRA project.
New John Deere Tractors Plow Day and Night With No One in the Cab: Autonomous Farming Debuts in 2022
Farmers have beaten the rest of us to autonomous driving as the John Deere 8R self-driving tractor unveiled to the public.
World's Biggest Treehouse Resort Opening Near U.S. National Park is Gorgeous -LOOK
Near the Great Smokey Mountains, the world's largest tree house resort is under construction where fairy tale dreams are in surplus.
Danish Company Creates Children's Book to Make Ukrainian Refugees Feel at Home - And it's Adorable (LOOK)
A Danish company Mediabrands Content Studio created a free children's book to welcome Ukrainian refugees-it's warming hearts and going viral.
Gordon Ramsay Shocks School Cafeteria Manager Who Called in to Talk Show Asking For Substitute Chef For the Day
A short-handed school cafeteria manager called a talk show asking Gordon Ramsay to help her in the kitchen—and he stunned them all.
Lawyer Smashes World Record Becoming Fastest Female to Row Across the Atlantic - To Show Girls Anything is Possible
London lawyer Victoria Evans has set a new world record for the fastest female solo row across the Atlantic, slashing 9 days off the old one.
Quiz Finds Which Plants Match Your Personality and Helps You Choose Perfect Potted Pal for Your Home
A new quiz by Kate Turner may help you find a house plant based on your personality, to help you choose your next leafy roommate.
Amazon Joins the U.S. Department of Energy and MIT to Tackle Plastic Waste With New Science
Amazon joined the U.S. Department of Energy and MIT to develop new technologies to break down plastics in the BOTTLE consortium.
Living Near a Leafy Green Park Cuts the Risk of a Stroke for 3.5 Million People
Living near a leafy green area cuts your risk of a stroke, found scientists studying 3.5 million people in a major city in Spain.
New Enzyme Discovery is Another Leap Towards Dissolving Plastic Waste With 'Amazing Efficiency'
Scientists who helped pioneer the use of enzymes to eat plastic discover another important step in this nature-based solutions to to plastic.
Dolphins Have a Musical Social Media: Whistling Helps Them Bond With Friends at a Distance - and Increases Offspring
Male dolphins boost their social lives by whistling at each other, according to new research. The high pitched sound tells others they are present.
Jobs in US Green Economy Grew to 6% of Total Employment -And Will Grow at 16x Normal Job Creation Rate
The number is expected to rise from 9 million to 24 million in just 10 years, advancing at a rate 16-times higher than the national average.
The Number of Healthy Years a Person Lives is Increasing, on Average
The number of healthy years a person lives is, on average, increasing even for people with common chronic conditions, according to a new PLOS study.
Researchers Highlight the Silver Linings of the Pandemic Identified During Large Survey
Answers like "our family grew closer, I got to start working from home," and "life slowed down a bit," highlight Americans' brighter take.
Britain's Royal Mint is Salvaging Gold from E-Waste - Recycling Precious Metals for Green Investors
There are many gold ETFs available on world stock exchanges, but only one is backed by 100% recycled gold.
This is the Gene That Could Prevent Parkinson's Disease
Parkinson's disease is a neurodegenerative disorder characterized by the destruction of a specific population of neurons: the dopaminergic neurons.
Priceless Tapestry Is Made Whole as Missing Piece is Returned, Solving 40-Year Heist Mystery
"Erik the Belgian" was Europe's most notorious 20th century art thief, and he helped a church recover a piece to a tapestry he had stolen.
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