Device Wraps Around Hot Surfaces to Turn Wasted Heat to Electricity
A new flexible thermoelectric generator can wrap around pipes and other hot surfaces and convert wasted heat into electricity.
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There Are Many Reasons Electric Vehicles Are 'Green', According to Yale Researchers
Yale University researchers have looked into additional reasons into how electrical vehicles are green. Take a look at them here.
Sunshine Could Ward Off Dementia and Strokes: First-Ever Direct Link to Vitamin D Found
Sunshine could ward off dementia and strokes after scientists have shown a direct link between vitamin D and the conditions in a world-first study.
Designer Turns Mussel Shells That Once Clogged London's Water Pipes into Gorgeous Tile
The mussels add a translucence to the tiles, which has never been achieved before using biological materials.
How Fog Nets Are Making Water Abundant in Arid Africa - And May Be Useful in California
Fog nets in southern morocco by the company Aquilonis are providing 18 liters of drinking water per day, for 1600 people.
Legendary Spanish Galleon Shipwreck Discovered After Vanishing 300 Years Ago
A volunteer marine archeological group spent 15 years unraveling the extensive mystery, and determined it to be the Santa Cristo de Burgos
Give Your Feline Some Catnip - Getting Hooked on it Has Benefits
Cats get hooked on catnip because it has benefits, say researchers from Japan studying the adrenaline rush in felines.
FDA Approves First Alopecia Drug That Restores Hair Growth in Many Patients
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has approved Olumiant (baricitinib) oral tablets to treat adult patients with severe alopecia areata.
Stray Dog Becomes a Fierce Crossing Guard for These Children Every Day - WATCH
In the Georgian city of Batumi, a stray shepherd dog has become a volunteer crossing guard for children crossing a busy intersection.
Man Goes to Rescue One Kitty and is 'Ambushed' By 12 More in a Roadside Meet-Cute (Look)
When a man stopped to rescue a stray kitten, its 11 brothers and sisters rushed out of the bushes hoping for the same.
Astronomers Think They've Detected a 'Dark' Free-Floating Black Hole For the First Time
Astronomers at University of California - Berkeley think they've detected a 'dark' free-floating black hole for the first time.
Striking Photo of a Panther is Now Part of a Huge Project to Better Protect Amazon Diversity
Camera trap images from the Amazon rainforest are now part of a huge project to better protect the massive diversity of wildlife found there.
School Closures During Lockdowns Slashed Rates of Mysterious Fever That Causes Heart Disease in Kids
School closures due to Covid resulted in much lower rates of the mysterious fever that causes Kawasaki disease in kids, says new research.
40 year-old Mom of 3 Becomes First Female Olympian to Finish a Triathlon in Under 8 Hours - New Film Shows How
40 year-old mom Nicola Spirig became the first female Olympian to finish a full triathlon in under 8 hours—smashing the record by 40 minutes.
'Life Finds a Way': Polar Bears Successfully Adapt Even Without As Much Sea Ice
Decades ago, the current conditions of southeast Greenland would have been the image of extinction, but bears are still surviving.
World's First CO2 Battery to Offer Long-Duration Energy Storage at Half the Cost
Energy Dome successfully launched a CO2 battery facility that uses carbon dioxide to store renewable energy at utility-scale on the grid.
70% Say They Always Trust Their Instinct, With Physical 'Gut Feeling' Used to Make Decisions, Says New Poll
Forget head over heart. People in Britain firmly believe in gut-first when making decisions, according to a new survey.
Spending Quality Time With Dad 'Helps Young Children Do Better at School'
According to researchers at the University of Leeds, spending quality time with Dad helps young children do better at school.
Caught on Camera: Teen Hero Dives Into Bay to Save Drowning Woman From Sinking Car
A car door can't open if its under water, and thankfully a young hero jumped in to save a classmate who accidently drove into the water.
Houston Has Housed 25,000 Homeless People With Apartments of Their Own
Houston has decreased its homelessness rate by 63$ over the last decade, leading by far all of the other major American cities.
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