Exercise Alters Brain Chemistry to Protect Aging Synapses, Study Finds
When elderly people stay active, their brains have more of a class of proteins that enhances the connections between neurons to maintain healthy cognition.
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Outdoor Cats Are Using $500 Starlink Satellite Dishes as Self-Heating Beds
A man's $500 Starlink satellite dish is being used as a heating pad by a gang of outdoor cats, who are attracted to its self-heating funciton
Dogs Can Differentiate Between Languages, Study Finds
Dogs can differentiate between languages, researchers at Eötvös Loránd University (ELTE) in the faculty of science have discovered.
High School Athletes Shovel Snow For Their Neighbors as Special Weightlifting Assignment for Football Team
Coach Brian DeLallo at Bethel Park High School in Pittsburgh, assigned his football team to shovel snow for neighbors instead of practice.
Diego Rivera's Dream of a 'City of Arts' in Mexico Turns to Reality 80 Years Later
Totaling 14 buildings, Frida Kahlo's mentor Diego Rivera imagined a utopian City of Art that has been built 65 years after his death.
Mysterious Purple Coating Found on Mars Rocks in Every Direction
Scientists are studying why the rocks Perseverance is finding on Mars are coated in a purple-like varnish, as it could be evidence of life
See 1,000 Glorious Fin Whales Feeding Together: Share Their Comeback From Near Extinction
A ship passing by the South Orkey Islands recorded 1,000 or more fin whales feeding, perhaps the largest gathering ever recorded.
Drone Helps Save the Life of a 71-Year-old Man Who Has Cardiac Arrest While Shoveling Snow
A drone helped save the life of a 71-year-old man who had a cardiac arrest after it delivered a defibrillator in three mimutes.
Watch the Path of a Raindrop From Anywhere in the World
The USGS data-based tool "River Runner Global" allows one to see the path a raindrop takes to the sea from any single point on the earth.
New Illinois Law Allows Women to Get Birth Control Pills from a PharmacistâWithout a Doctor Involved
Seeking to aid disadvantaged individuals and communities, Illinois has made birth-control methods available after a pharmacist consultation.
Man Who Tells the Queen He Engineers Solar Panels is Stunned When She Orders Some Installed on the Castle
George Goudsmit tells the Queen he's in solar energy and was stunned when she ordered some panels installed on her Scottish castle.
Most Parents Say They Develop 'Superpowers' After Having a Baby, According to New Poll
New mom reflexes and speaking in kid-tongues are some of the 'superpowers' people have developed after becoming a parent, says new poll.
Researchers Find the Key to Fixing Human Allergies to Dogs
Researchers have for the first time identified molecules that make up the allergens that could be used to cure human allergies to dogs.
Album of Endangered Bird Songs Soars Above Taylor Swift to Number 3 on Music Chart
Songs of Disappearance, an album of bird songs, reached number 3 on the Australian pop charts to publicize the songs of endangered species.
Scientists at Stanford Revitalize Batteries By Bringing 'Dead' Lithium Back to Life
Researchers at the DOE's SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory have found a way to revitalize rechargeable lithium batteries.
These Seaweed-Inspired Generators Create Underwater Wave Power
Inspired by the way seaweed is agitated by underwater currents, two scientists have developed a seaweed-like kinetic tidal energy system.
Man Who Found World's Deepest-Dwelling Octopus and Jellyfish Scores 3-of-a-Kind, With Deepest-Dwelling Squid
The same two scientists who found the world's deepest-dwelling octopus and jellyfish last year, just found the deepest-living squid as well.
New Study Further Resolves Stephen Hawking's Black Hole Paradox - With String Theory
A new study has further resolved Stephen Hawking's famous Black Hole Paradox - with string theory. Check out the findings from Ohio State.
Working at His Father's NYC Motel, Actor Now Gives Free Rooms to Those in Need - And Has Fun Along the Way
North Bergen's Lincoln Tunnel Motel has been in Brian Arya's family for years. Now he gives free rooms to people in need.
Home Covid Tests Will be Free, Covered by Most Insurers Starting Saturday
8 at-home tests for COVID-19 will now be free as part of expanded healthcare coverage starting this Saturday
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