Massive Study Shows That Two Hours a Week is Key Dose of Nature for Health Benefits
This massive new English study has identified the perfect amount of time that people should spend outdoors in order to properly absorb all of its benefits.
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Song of One of the Rarest Whales On the Planet Recorded for First Time (LISTEN)
For the first time in history, researchers have captured an audio recording of the extremely endangered north pacific right whale.
Blood Types May Soon Be Indifferent As Scientists Use Our Gut Bacteria to Make 'Universal' Blood Type
Scientists have discovered the key to unlocking a "universal" blood type after identifying a unique kind of bacteria in our gut biome.
After Breakthrough Trials, Alzheimer's Vaccine That Uses the Body's Immune System May Soon Be Tested on Humans
After the Alzheimer's vaccine produced surprisingly good results in mice, researchers are now looking for funding to test the vaccine on humans.
Scientists Rallying Behind New Universal Platform That Will Make Research Available to the Masses for Free
Scientists are sick of paying heaps of money for research that should be available to the masses – which is why they are now rallying to make it all free.
Irish Researchers Have Developed Hospital Robot That Uses UV Light to Kill Viruses, Bacteria, and Germs
Irish scientists have invented a robot that kills viruses and other germs by emitting UV light—and will be ready for production in one week's time.
Music Takes 13 Minutes to 'Release Sadness' and 9 to Make You Happy, Says New Study
Musical scientists have finally determined the exact amount of time it takes for music ease symptoms of depression and anxiety.
On Her 86th Birthday, Check Out the Jane Goodall Documentary Trailer We Can All Use Right Now: 'The Hope'
The Nat Geo trailer for Jane Goodall's new documentary "The Hope" is a message of encouragement for people around the world.
New COVID-19 'Citizen Science' Project Lets Any Adult with a Smartphone Help Fight Coronavirus
Researchers from the University of California San Francisco are asking adults to help them fight the novel coronavirus by downloading this smartphone app.
As Earth's Ozone Layer Continues to Repair Itself, Scientists Happily Report Good News on Global Wind Trends
It has been 35 years since the world passed legislation to protect the ozone layer—and new research says that it has been a happy success.
First-of-its-Kind Blood Test Can Detect Over 50 Kinds of Cancer-Often Before Symptoms Even Show
The test was able to predict the tissue in which the cancer originated in 96% of samples; not only that, it was accurate for 93%.
New Study of 900 House Cats Finally Answers Age-Old Question About What Felines Do When They Go Outside
After attaching GPS collars to 900 house cats from around the world, scientists finally believe they understand where cats go when they're outside.
Scientists Can Now Accelerate COVID-19 Testing By Screening Multiple Samples at the Same Time
Israeli scientists have demonstrated that health care workers can accelerate coronavirus testing by screening up to 60 patient samples simultaneously.
Need a Rest? New Research Says Squatting or Kneeling May Have Far More Health Benefits Than Sitting Down
Being sedentary doesn't necessarily mean that you can't exercise—it just means that you shouldn't necessarily spend your free time sitting down.
Researchers Unveil Ultra-Precise, Mind-Controlled Prosthetic: 'It's like you have a hand again'
The researchers say that their new technology has given the fake limb the "most advanced prosthetic control that the world has seen."
Museum of Natural History Unveils New Hall of Gems After Years Of Renovation-And It Looks Incredible
The museum boasts one of the most impressive collections of gems and minerals in the world-and it will finally be back on display in fall 2020.
Scientists Find Key to Delivering Turmeric Ingredient So It Can Be Absorbed to Treat Alzheimer's and Herpes
Curcumin-the active compound found in turmeric-can now be more easily absorbed by the body to treat chronic conditions thanks to nanotechnology.
Meet the 18-Year-old Blind Piano Player Who is So Talented, Scientists Are Studying His Brain
Matthew Whitaker is a blind piano prodigy whose unique neurological state could help scientists better understand the human brain.
World's Smelliest Fruit Could Charge Your Mobile Phone in 'Exceptional' Way, Says New Research
The world's most infamously pungent fruit could one day be a speedy and inexpensive power source for your electronic devices.
Hundreds of Endangered Languages Are Being Preserved Thanks to This Guy and His Army of Volunteers
With a team of more than 1,000 international volunteers, Wikitongue has recorded more than 435 endangered languages from around the world.
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