Scientists Discover How to Starve Melanoma of its Key Growth Enzyme in New Breakthrough
Starvation as a treatment and/or cure for different cancers has been explored in oncology, as tumors grow fast but require tons of energy.
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Huge Black Diamond Sold for $4.3 Million-and No One Knows Where it Came From or How it Was Formed
Was the Enigma black diamond formed in the heart of a dying star or in water-like lava in the earliest days of earth? No one knows for sure.
Corgis Dressed in Royal Attire Gather in Australia to Honor the Late Queen, a Corgi Mum of Five
the late Queen started a phenomenon through her preference for Corgis, and many of them throughout her life would make headlines.
Mice Families Move into Dream Village Built By Gardener-And Are Hand Fed Flowers Every Day - LOOK
The 61-year-old grandfather, with his sweet videos and commentaries saw him rise to TikTok fame, and now he has more than 40,000 followers
Woman Pairs a British Village Named 'Dull' with Oregon Town Called 'Boring'-Making Both More Exciting
Dull has seen a surge in visitor numbers since 2012 and even had tourists from Boring come to celebrate the match.
Ordinary Plastic Turned into Diamonds Via Laser Beam in the Blink of An Eye
Opening up synthetic diamond production from plastic could lead to more demand for water bottles and other containers.
Bridgestone Tire Gets Rubber from Desert Guayule Plant Which Doesn't Require Irrigation
Bridgestone has invested $100 million into farming a desert-dwelling herb to replace the rubber tree for rubber production.
Giant Bronze Mythical Beast Found at Famous Chinese Archeological Site-LOOK
The site at Sanxingdui, has yielded hundred of bronze statues which some archeologists say are more impressive than the Terracotta Army.
Getting Plants 'Drunk' Insulates them Against Drought, According to New Research
Plants produce ethanol when deprived of water, so a research team in Japan reasoned it would protect them from future drought.
World's First 100% Hydrogen-Powered Trains Now Running Regional Service in Germany to Replace Diesel
In Germany and the U.S., some regional lines still use diesel-powered locomotives, which expose passengers to harmful air pollutants
U.S. to Plug More than 10,000 Abandoned Carbon-Emitting Oil and Gas Wells in 24 States
Once sources of energy, these derelict wells act as exhaust pipes that emit methane from the basins into which they were drilled.
Audubon Society Enjoys Huge "Tern-Around" in the Puffin and Tern Populations of Maine
The project was the first one in history that restored a seabird to an offshore island where it had been extirpated by humans.