Life Really Does Flash Before Our Eyes in Final Moments, Brain Scans Suggest
A replay of life: What happens in our brain when we die? Researchers have the answer and it's been published in Frontiers in Aging Neuroscience
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Guinness is 'Brewing Good' by Cutting Carbon Footprint of its Barley Farms
The Guinness brand is working on an agricultural pilot that will cut the carbon footprint of its barley, an important green move..
German City Diverts Goods From Landfills, Repairs Them, Then Sells in 'Department Store for Reuse'
Organized and run by the city's sanitation department, Stilbruch repairs and resells everything collected in the trash that's still useable.
5-Year-old Donates Everything He Has-30 Cents-to a Homeless Man, Teaching His Father a Lesson
Justice Smith and his 5-year-old were in the car when they saw a homeless man in the road, and the boy's 30 cent donation was a huge lesson.
Students in Five Chicago High Schools Surprised With Free College Ride-All Expenses Paid-And For Some Parents, Too
Teens at 5 Chicago Public High Schools are getting free college rides with all expenses paid-and one of their parents can get the same, too.
600 More Hospitals Get Free LEGO MRI Scanners - to Reduce Anxiety in Young Patients
LEGO has announced it is donating 600 LEGO kits to hospitals worldwide for miniature MRI Scanners-to help kids cope with intimidating scans.
Changing Your Diet Could Add Up to 13 Years to Your Life, Study Says
Replacing refined grains with whole grains and legumes, and eating more fish, nuts, and vegetables, could add 10-13 years onto one's life.
Stunning 2,000-Year-old Glass Bowl is Still Flawless After Archaeologists Dig it Up in Netherlands
Nijmegen was an ancient Roman city of trade, and the bowl's origins likely came from German glass workshops.
This Woman Escaped Slavery by Hiding in Plain Sight - Disguised as a White Man
The Crafts decided they had the method and means to affect an escape from bondage, by dressing Mrs. Craft up as a young white man. It worked.
Magpies Outwit Scientists, by Helping Each Other Remove Tracking Devices
A group of Australian magpies were supposed to help scientists gather data by wearing GPS harnesses, but caring members cut them all off.
Mature Trees Will Increase CO2 Absorption By a Third - As Levels Raise on Earth
Mature oak trees will increase their rate of photosynthesis by up to a third in response to expected raised CO2 levels, says Birmingham Uni.
'The Greatest American Frontier Hero' Was a Former Slave: The Story of Bass Reeves
With the strengths of Wyatt Earp, Sherlock Holmes, and Robin Hood, the black dep. marshal Bass Reeves was a Wild West legend.
A Gorgeous Bat Falcon Spotted for the First Time in the United States
The beautiful small raptor is drawing birders from across the country as it seems to be happy in its new life as a Texan.
These Superfoods Can Provide Important Nutrients With a Single Bite
Yet there are certain foods that are so rich in a particular nutrient that a mere bite can satisfy one's daily requirements.
Sound Waves Convert Stem Cells Into Bone in Regenerative Breakthrough
Researchers have used sound waves to turn stem cells into bone cells, in a tissue engineering advance that could one day help patients regrow bone.
Your Brain Doesn't Slow Down Until You're in Your 60s - Later Than Thought
Heidelberg study findings suggest that the speed of cognitive information processing remains largely stable between the ages of 20 and 60,
Exercise Can Help Older Adults Retain Memories
Pooling data from dozens of experiments let Pittsburgh researchers show whose brains benefit the most from exercise.
Wildlife Sound Recordist Releases Treasured Audio Collection for Free - to Awe and Inspire the World
Listening to gibbons, extinct frogs, birdsong near streams, it's all free, providing from the world's most successful wild sound recordist
Covering Crops in Red Plastic Can Boost Yields Up to 37 Percent
An Australian ag-startup is discovering that red films atop existing greenhouses can produce more light plants need to photosynthesize.
Solar-Powered Desalination Device is a Game-Changer: Requires Only Cheap Common Materials and Sunlight
Passive solar evaporation system could be used to clean wastewater, provide potable water, or sterilize medical tools in off-grid areas.
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