Apple Co-Founder Steve Wozniak Launches Company to Clean Up Space Debris
Steve Wozniak, co-founder of Apple, has put his hat in the space sector with a twist — he's starting a space cleanup company.
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Stories or Music Can Synchronize the Heartbeats of Everyone Listening into a Single Rhythm
Research has proven that the heart beats of everyone listening to a story, music, or watching a film, become one as the brain focuses.
Oxygen Therapy May Slow the Hallmarks of Alzheimer's According to New Study
Tel Aviv University investigators suggest in a peer reviewed study a hyperbaric oxygen therapy technique for Alzheimer's.
Cows are Being Potty-Trained to Save the Planet - Animal Loving Researchers are Moo-ved by the Results
According to Cell Press, cows are being potty-trained by researchers in Germany to help save the planet from GHG emissions.
This Asteroid is a $10,000-Quadrillion Lump of Iron and a Potential Opportunity to Study an Exposed Planetary Core
As the only entirely-metallic planetesimal known in our solar system, 16 Psyche offers a view of a planet's metal core like ours.
The Greatest Technological Hurdle to Making Nuclear Fusion Possible - the Magnet - Just Powered Up
Magnets at Commonwealth Fusion Systems just generated the most powerful magnetic field in history, paving a 5-year road to nuclear fusion.
These Stunning 4K Space Videos From NASA Will Help You Escape Earth's Orbit For a While
See the Moon, Earth, and Sun in stunning 4K-Ultra-HD with NASA's video gallery, perfect for a small break to refocus during work.
NASA Image Shows the Spectacular Beauty of the Milky Way's 'Downtown'
A newly released NASA image of the Milky Way shows what is being called the 'downtown' of the beautiful spiral galaxy we live in.
Moths' Rippled Forewings Are Actually a Sophisticated Defense System Against Echo Location
Reflecting bat sonar through folds and ripples, the tips on the beautiful forewings of larger silk moths are lifesaving defense systems.
Science-Backed Tips for Maximizing Play Time With Kids
Science backed tips for play time with the kids, according to new research from Penn State University in the U.S.
How Meditation Can Help You Make Fewer Mistakes
A new study explains how meditation can help you make fewer mistakes, according to researchers at Michigan State University.
Dogs Know When You're Acting Intentionally, Researchers Find
According to a new study from the Max Planck Institute, dogs can tell when we are acting intentionally and unintentionally.
When Walked On, These Wooden Floors Harvest Enough Energy to Turn On a Lightbulb
When walked on, these wooden floors harvest enough energy to turn on a lightbulb, according to a Wood Materials Science study.
New Cancer Treatments May Be on The Horizon - Success in mRNA Vaccine Trials Use Patients' Immune Systems
Some of the harshest, fastest cancers could be eliminated through the pairing of personalized mRNA vaccines with immuno-checkpoint drugs.
Clever Cockatoos Craft 3-Piece Tool Set to Extract Fruit - Becoming Only 4th Animal Species to Do So
Breaking barriers in the bird world are Goffin's Cockatoos, who have been discovered as capable of making and using whole tool "sets".
Billionaire Gives Away Most of His Fortune to Help Save the Ocean
This Norwegian businessman is giving away "the lion's share" of his fortune to help nurse the oceans back to health.
A Certain Kind of Smiling Can Repair Relationships that Have Been Damaged by Mistrust
Providing insight into how smiling affects human interaction, scientists have found that smiling can repair trust, but also damage it.
Cold Planets Exist Throughout Our Galaxy, Even in the Galactic Bulge, Scientists Discover
Osaka University and NASA find new information about the distribution of cold planets in the Milky Way.
Is Your Goal to Walk 10,000 Steps? Science Shows We Need A Lot Fewer
The popular recommendation for 10,000 steps was invented by a watchmaker to sell a product. 7,000 steps for health is more accurate.
Cure for Osteoarthritis Could Be 'No Further Than the End of Your Nose', Researchers Find
We're to a cure for osteoarthiritis, say researchers at Basel University who've identified cell in the nose to help.
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