Highland Cows of Scotland Are Starring in Their Own 'Coo' Cam Show - LOOK

Watch some friendly Highland cows from the north of Scotland in a new livestream to bring you joy.

By Dustin Bearer

11 March 38 Views

2 New Nasal Sprays That Kill COVID-19 Virus Are Looking Remarkably Effective

Nasal sprays, like the one being developed in London, or Taffix, which prevented COVID-19 spread in Israel, could be a game changer.

By Blake Isbell

23 February 39 Views

The Public Gave Names to Over 50 Snowplows in Scotland And They are Hilarious!

Amey, a road maintenance firm in Scotland, held a public drive to name their fleet of 50 gritter/plow trucks, and the results are hilarious.

By Blake Isbell

22 February 41 Views

110-Year-old Has Turned Into a Singing Sensation on Social Media, Fulfilling Life-long Dream Thanks to Great-Grandson

At the grand age of 110, England's Amy Hawkins has become a TikTok star after her great-grandson posted a video of her singing.

By Roger Harper

16 February 45 Views

Villagers Create Amazing Nighttime Window Displays to Cheer Up Neighbors - 500 So Far (LOOK)

A tight-knit community in the English Cotswolds has been giving hope to people by popping stained glass-like paper art in windows.

By Jeanne Goddard

19 February 34 Views

World's First Hydrogen-Powered Passenger Plane Lifts Off On Maiden Zero-Emissions Flight

ZeroAvia completed the world's first hydrogen powered, zero emission flight of a commercial-grade aircraft.

By Jeanne Goddard

27 September 40 Views

Researchers Pull Carbon Out of the Sky And Convert it to Instant Jet Fuel, Reshaping Aviation For Good

The advent of carbon-neutral flying is here, as new invention harvests and converts CO2 in the air into jet fuel onboard using simple method.

By Blake Isbell

02 January 47 Views

D-Day Hero's Lost Postcard Finally Delivered to his Family 77 Years After Being Sent

Posted in 1943, a postcard from Bill Caldwell, a D-Day sailor aboard a minesweeper, finally arrived at his house 77 years later.

By Blake Isbell

19 February 36 Views

Scientists Develop Ultra-Precise Lasers to Remove Cancers Without Damaging Healthy Tissue

Two methods of light therapy are being developed by Heriot-Watt University in Edenborough, one involves using lasers to kill cancer cells.

By Blake Isbell

05 February 40 Views

70-Year-old Grandpa Becomes Oldest Person to Row Across the Atlantic - And He Raised $1.4Mil for Alzheimer's

At 70, grandfather Frank Rothwell becomes the oldest person to row unassisted across the Atlantic, raising money for Alzheimer's research.

By Blake Isbell

15 February 38 Views

Amateur Treasure Hunter Unearths Missing Centerpiece of Henry VIII's Crown - And It's Worth Millions

Kevin Duckett has found the centerpiece of Henry VIII's crown in a field while treasure hunting, and it's worth nearly $3 million.

By Roger Harper

10 February 34 Views

Everyone in England is Planting Wildflower Meadows After Prince Charles Replants 60 of Them to Honor Queen

Prince Charles organized wildflower planting for the Queen's 60th coronation anniversary, but Plantlife UK wants to make it a national trend

By Blake Isbell

01 February 42 Views

UK Prioritizes Climate Crisis By Supporting Sustainability in Developing Countries With $4 Billion Plan

The UK will spend at least $4bn of its international climate finance on nature and biodiversity over five years.

By Jeanne Goddard

23 January 45 Views

He Thought it was a Kitten Lost in the Snow - But it was One of The Most Endangered Mammals in Europe

A Cairngorms local thought he was saving kitten lost in the snow. In fact, he had discovered a wild cat-one of the most endangered mammals in Europe.

By Jeanne Goddard

21 January 39 Views

'Stunning' Victorian Bathhouse Uncovered Beneath a Manchester Parking Lot

The well-preserved Mayfield Baths, a 150-year old public bath and laundry house was discovered under a Manchester parking lot.

By Blake Isbell

15 January 33 Views