Seaweed is the Food -and Fuel- of a Sustainable World, And it May Start in Australia
The potential of seaweed from Australia to change the way we farm, build, produce, and fight climate change is highlighted in a BBC doc.
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Paralyzed Patient Can Now Write as Fast as Smartphone By 'Mindwriting' With Brain Signals
A paralyzed 65-year old is using Stanford's brain-computer-interface to type words by imagining his own handwriting.
The Sky Spectacle of the Year With Full Lunar Eclipse and Super Moon Coming This Week
Bearing both a total lunar eclipse and the closest the moon will pass to Earth at a full state, the Flower Moon is not one to miss.
Floating 'WALL-E' Scarecrow Stops Seabirds from Diving into Fishing Nets
A googly-eyed, WALL-E-like "scare buoy" keeps around 25% of fish away from dangerous gillnets in which they could become entangled.
NASA Detects 'Persistent Hum' Deep in the Cosmos, 14 Billion Miles From Earth
Voyager I has detected a 'persistent hum' deep in the cosmos, far outside out solar system, researchers say.
Researchers Find That Wild Donkeys and Horses Dig Desert Watering Holes Vital For Entire Ecosystem
Performing a function not seen in the Sonoran since the Ice Age, wild donkeys and horses, dig wells which desert animals drink from.
Study Arts and Science Together Like Da Vinci Did, And You'll Get Best Outcome, Researchers Say
University of Cambridge researchers have found that teaching kids under the STEAM rather than STEM method can help them.
She's Starting College at Age 12, With Plans to Be a NASA Engineer
11-year-old Alena Analeigh, from Texas, has set her sights on becoming a NASA engineer of the future.
Rare Evidence Proves Birds Are Able to Change Their Culture to Become More Efficient
Birds are able to change their culture to become more efficient, according to new research on Great tits from Max Planck Institute.
World's First Fully-Recyclable Electronic Transistor Produced By 3D Printers at Duke University
Duke University unveiled the world's first fully recyclable 3D printed electronic transistor-recovering nearly 100% of the materials used.
Researchers Boost Performance of Solar Cells By Using Human Hair From a Barbershop
Queensland researchers have used carbon dots, created from human hair waste, to improve solar technology performance.
Floating Dandelion Seeds Produce Vortex Not Noticed Before By Scientists
A University of Edinburgh study of dandelion seeds in motion has revealed a form of flight not seen before.
Watch NASA Mars Helicopter Make Aviation History: The First Powered, Controlled Flight on Another Planet
NASA's Ingenuity Mars Helicopter took the first powered, controlled flight on another planet on April 19, 2021, making history.
Believed to Be Solitary, Male Sperm Whales Actually Hang With the Boys - In Friendships That Can Last Years
A study that found male sperm whales forming close, recurring male friendships changes our perceptions of a normally solitary animal.
Tick-Borne Infection Immune to Most Antibiotics May Be Blocked Using Special 'Nanobodies'
In cells and mice, tiny molecules stop tick-spread bacteria from hijacking cells, according to new research from Ohio State.
Scientists Make Microplastics Breakthrough, Devising Method to Trap And Remove Them
Microbiologists at Hong Kong Polytechnic University have found a way to use bacteria to trap microplastics.
Gardening Just Twice a Week Improves Wellbeing and Prunes Your Stress, Says New Study
An RHS study has found that gardening twice a week is as good for wellbeing as rigorous exercise is.
Giant Storms on Jupiter Captured By Incredible NASA Images Sent From Juno Spacecraft
NASA has released incredible images of Jupiter and its storms that were taken by the Juno spacecraft on a recent flyover.
Affordable Reef-Safe Sunscreen on Horizon as Scientists Create More Sustainable Way to Make Zinc Oxide
Researchers at the University of Sheffield have found an affordable way to get the zinc oxide that goes in reef-safe sunscreen.
Monkeys Unite and Form Unlikely Alliances After Hurricane Maria Ravaged their Island
A study of rhesus monkeys on Puerto Rico found that after Hurricane Maria, the animals increased their social circles to buffer the effects
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