If Replicated, New Physics Discovery Could Grant Levitation to Any Device via Ambient Pressure Magnetics
If a new discovery published by South Korean physicists on a pre-print server is proven through replication, it would change the world.
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Analysis Shows We've Been Overestimating the Amount of Plastic in Oceans by 30x
Estimates range from 50 million tons to 300 million tons, but the actual amount is likely somewhere around 3.2 million tons.
1912 Schoolhouse Not Only Saved from Demolition-But Moved to a Tribal Reservation That Needed One-WATCH
The Squamish Nation needed a schoolhouse, so they and the Vancouver School Board floated it via barge in its entirety to their reservation.
AI Can Accurately Detect 20% More Breast Cancers than Traditional Screening by Radiologists
Out of 80,000 mammogram screenings done in Sweden, the human-AI pairing was able to identify breast cancer in 6 out of 1,000 women.
Threatened Western Quolls Return to Western Australia After 100 Year Absence
In the vast 1,305 km² of Mount Gibson Wildlife Sanctuary in Western Australia, 30 western quolls were released earlier this year.
Iron Age Puzzle Solved as Unknown Warrior Finally Identified as British Warrior Woman
She was an Iron Age warrior, likely a raider—someone who specialized in surprise attacks to gain plunder from settlements on nearby islands
13-Year-old Finds Megalodon Shark Tooth on Vacation at the Beach
The schoolboy had previously collected around 100 small shark teeth during trips to the shoreline, which is a known spot for prehistoric finds
Teen Floundering in Foster Care Finally Gets to be a Sister With Real Family for First Time
After nine years going back and forth between foster homes, an adoption foundation found 15-year-old Merriah a forever home and new sister.
Smell of Simple Fragrance While Sleeping Produces Major Memory Boost in Older Adults
A fragrance wafting around older adults for two hours every night for six months caused memories to skyrocket 226% compared to control group.
Molecule in Breast Milk Could Reduce Cerebral Palsy in Infants-By Boosting Brain Matter
Researchers identified a fatty molecule in breast milk that triggers stem cells in the brain to "reverse" possible damage of cerebral palsy.
2,000-year-old Roman House Uncovered in Malta Reveals Ancient History of Wealthy Society
A research team from the University of South Florida has discovered a 2,000 year-old house that once belonged to a wealthy family—still in exceptional condition—during an excavation in Malta. They collaborated with scientists from around the world on the Melite Civitas Romana Project, uncovering what life was like 2,000 years ago when Romans ruled Malta, […]
Cosmic Question Mark Spotted in Deep Space By the Webb Space Telescope
A cosmic question mark in deep space has been spotted inside pictures captured by the James Webb Space Telescope–LOOK.
Cuteness Overload as Seal Walks into New Zealand Hardware Store
Seals found in Bunnings tend to be for windows or pipes, and don't typically come with whiskers or flippers.
Rebuilding Notre Dame Cathedral Takes Leap Forward as the Majestic Spire Is Pieced Together
The spire, which collapsed through the lead roof of the cathedral in the fire, was built in the 19th century.
Webb Telescope Detects Water Vapor Just Hanging Out in Space Inside Fascinating Goldilocks Zone
The discovery is being heralded as an important milestone in the understanding of how rocket planets come to contain water.
CNN Hero: Man Helps Barbers Fill Their Shops with Books to Help Kids Find Excitement in Reading
His non-profit, Barbershop Books, has delivered 50,000 books to more than 200 barbershops in predominantly black neighborhoods in 24 states.
Groundbreaking Trial of Cannabinol Product Shows Better Than Melatonin For Sleep
The world's first trial of pure cannabinol (CBN) revealed a wealth of information on the benefits of this cannabis-derived sleep aid.
Hospitals Could Use Honey and Vinegar as Antibiotic for 'Low-Cost' Wound Care
Known as oxymel, the mixture has been written about in the medical literature of at least Classical Rome, and likely older civilizations.
Molecule that Kills Most Solid Cancer Tumor Cells Leaving Others Unaffected Shows Promise After 20 Years' Hard Work
The Phase 1 clinical trial is open at City of Hope in LA, and open to all patients who haven't responded to existing cancer treatments.
She Lost Her Father's Ashes but a Stranger Digs 4 Hours Through Trash to Find Them
Dickerson's father died when she was just 7 years old. She wears the ring continuously, knowing that he is always there with her.
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