Low Ambient Light Indoors Can Be Harvested to Charge Electronics
Swedish researchers have found dye-sensitised solar cells on indoor lights can charge internet-connected electronics.
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Bone Broth Strengthens Immunity, Body, and Joints, And You Don't Need To Spend A Bunch To Make It
There may not be much of a difference between cooking stock and health food store bone broth, and you can easily make your own.
Older People Became Younger, With 'Meaningful' Mental And Physical Improvement Since 1990, Says Study
A University of Jyví¤skylí¤ study finds that, over the past three decades, older people have shown improved body and brain function.
Taking Hot Baths Regularly May Lower Blood Pressure, Study Says
A study looking at the benefits of hot baths found that bathing four times a week can lower blood pressure, blood sugar, and even weight.
Drug Actually Repairs Nerve Damage, Giving Scientists Hope For Future MS Treatment
The drugs metformin and bexarotene have been shown in trials to repair the myelin sheath in paitents with multiple sclerosis, or MS.
Planned Reality TV Show Wants to Launch the Winner to the International Space Station
Space Hero is looking for reality TV contestants from across the globe to compete for a trip to the International Space Station.
Alzheimer's Research Has Found a Protein That Protects Against The Disease
Alzheimer's disease spreads faster in mice genetically engineered to lack LANDO (LC3-associated endocytosis), new research finds.
Excited Scientists Make Type-2 Diabetes Breakthrough With First-Ever Glimpse At How Protein Behind Disease Works
Scientists have observed the architecture of amyloid fibrils for the first time. This could lead to a breakthrough in Type 2 diabetes treatment.
Scientists Find Only The Third Manta Ray Nursery in the World, "Right Under Our Nose" Off Florida Coast
The third manta ray nursery ever discovered has been identified off the busy coast of South Florida, near Juno Beach and St. Lucie Inlet.
Biggest Bang Since 'The Big Bang' Creates a Black Hole Science Says Should Not Exist
Creating a previously unknown object, a recent explosion from a galactic merger was the largest in the universe history since the Big Bang.
New Guinea's Mysterious Singing Dogs Are Not Extinct After All - As Scientists Find Their Brothers
New Guinea singing dogs and highland dogs are so similar that scientists believe they are the same animal and can breed to save each other.
'SharkCam' Reveals Secret Breeding Life Of The Endangered Basking Shark Species
The SharkCam, one of the 'most advanced' pieces of animal tracking technology, successfully followed basking sharks underwater in Scotland.
Watch An Astrophotographer Capture 'Giant Red Jellyfish Sprites' on Colorado Mountain
Watch this video of extremely powerful space lighting events called "sprites" captured in stunning detail by astrophotographer Michael.
Breakthrough For Spinal Cord Injuries and Dementia as Protein Builds 'Striking' Repairs
CPTX drug repairs damage to the brain and spinal cords in mice, offering hope for new therapies for Alzheimer's to epilepsy to paralysis.
This Man Learned Robotics on YouTube, Now He's Creating Affordable 3D Prosthetics For Others-WATCH
Easton LaChappelle learned about robotics through YouTube. Now he's printing afforable prosthetics through his company Unlimited Tomorrow.
Scientists Uncover Secret In Centuries-Old Mud, Drawing A New Way To Save Polluted Rivers
Walter and Merrits from PA change how rivers are restored by demonstrating how 300 years of human interference creates sediment buildups.
The Mind-Blowing Mathematics of Sunflowers …From Scientific American Magazine on Their 175th Birthday
On their 175th birthday, the oldest regularly published magazine in America, Scientific American, explains Fibonacci sequences in sunflowers.
Self-Powered Wildfire Detector Could Help Fight the Spread of Deadly Blazes, Using The Motion of Trees For Power
Michigan State scientists developed a remote forest fire detector and alarm system powered by nothing but the movement of trees in the wind.
Jacques Cousteau's Grandson Wants to Build the International Space Station of the Ocean
The first new undersea base in over 30 years, Fabien, the grandson of Jacques Cousteau, hopes Proteus will be the ISS of the oceans.
Here's Some Hope: People Have Lasting Immunity To COVID-19, Even After Mild Cases
Nature and Medrxiv studies on COVID-19 immunology indicates memory T-cell response and cross-protection, giving long-lasting immunity.
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