Innovative 'Sand Battery' is Heating Small City, Storing Green Energy for Months at a Time
Storing heat in a giant "sand battery" may be the key feature to northern countries' energy needs, as one goes online in Finland.
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Two Zoos, Two Sets of Big Cat Twins: Welcoming the Newborn Cubs in Nashville and Oklahoma
The zoos help conserve the Sumatran tiger subspecies which is critically-endangered, and the clouded leopard, which is vulnerable.
DC Subways Will Have $50M in Revenue From New Solar Panels Covering Parking Lots With Shade
DC Metro hired contractors to install solar panels atop garages and parking structures at four subway rail bus stations in DC and Maryland.
Six in 10 Americans Believe They Can Build Generational Wealth in Several Ways, Says New Poll
A new poll of U.S. adults found that 63% are confident they can accumulate wealth to be passed down from one generation to the next.
Botanical Researchers Are 'Thrilled' After Discovering an Oak Tree Once Thought to Be Extinct
A lone tree standing about 30 feet-tall in Big Bend Nat'l Park is an oak once thought to be extinct (Q. tardifolia) for over a decade.
Two Paramedics Can't Stop Laughing During Promotional Video That Went Viral - WATCH
Two paramedics who can't stop laughing as they try and explain their jobs in a video has become a viral social media hit.
Paramedics With Jet Packs Can Fly Where Ambulances and Helicopters Can't Go - WATCH
Gravity Industries has been training paramedics to use their Jet Suit for the remote emergencies of the Great North Air Ambulance Service.
Archeological Dig Starts at 5,000-Year-Old Tomb Linked to King Arthur
The Stone Age wedge tomb in Herefordshire is of course far older than the King Arthur legend, but archeologists are still excited.
UK's Largest Carbon Capture Project Will Turn 40,000 Tons of CO2 into Baking Soda
At ten times more productive than similar carbon capture methods, Tata will reduce its enterprise-wide emissions by 10%.
Fin Whales Are Feeding In Huge Numbers in Antarctica for First Time in 45 Years - WATCH
Helena Herr and colleagues captured hundreds of fin whales feeding around Elephant Island, estimating populations of around 8,000.
Scientists Discover Strange Carnivore Plant in Borneo that Traps its Prey Underground
The scientists have confirmed that it is the first carnivorous plant ever to be found trapping prey under the soil.
Simple Marker Clues-In Scientists to Potential Cure For Asthma
Hidden within a person's urine, a simple metabolic marker has put scientists on the trail to a potential asthma cure.
U.S. State Park Unveils New Trail Made of Illegally Dumped Tires
Tens of thousands of these tires were illegally dumped in the area, and after being collected were turned into crumbs and pressed into a trail
Watch Women's Intimate Encounter With Humpback Whale Flipping-on the Charm Near Vancouver
The two women approached from far away, but the whale decided he would like to have a closer look, giving the boaters a shock.
Watch Little Octopus Demand Endless Attention From Aquarium Worker Who Captures it All on Video
A TikTok video of am aquarium worker being harassed by a playful octopus is going viral for obvious, hilarious, reasons.
Machine Learning Shows How Each State of Sleep Contributes to Learning and Memory
By simulating interruptions in different sleep states, the deep neural networks changed the patterns of image creation.
Grave of 9,000-Year-old Skilled Huntress Found in the Peruvian Andes, Changing the Stereotype of 'Man the Hunter'
The 9,000-year-old grave of a skilled female hunter was discovered in the Andes of Peru, showing female hunters were common in ancient times.
British Museum Unveils Ancient Artifacts Illuminating the World of Stonehenge in New Exhibit
Everyone is familiar with the giant stone circle, but the world into which it was built is less well-known, the exhibit tells the full story.
Hi-Tech Archaeology Reveals Extraordinary Cave Art Carvings Beneath 2000 Years of Sediment in Alabama
New digital analysis of rock surfaces in a low cave reveals huge carvings and drawings from nearly 2,000 years ago in Alabama.
'Most Important Prehistoric Discovery in a Century' Revealed by British Museum
The British Museum unveiled the most important piece of prehistoric art found in Britain in the last 100 years-a 5000 year-old chalk drum.
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