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How Fish Are Helping Solve Our Plastic Crisis
MIT senior Jacqueline Prawira was watching butchers discard fish scales at her family’s Asian market when she noticed something remarkable: the scales were strong, thin, flexible, and lightweight, possessing the exact properties that make plastic so useful. That observation led her to develop biodegradable plastic like materials from fish offal
What Scientists Saw Off Mexico Coast Had NEVER Been Seen Before
Scientists aboard the Pacific Storm research vessel off the coast of Baja California in Mexico were finishing their morning coffee when a call came from the bridge that would end a five year search for one of the planet’s most elusive creatures. After firing a small arrow from a modified
Four Kittens Get An Incredible Second Chance
When staff at a Somerset landfill discovered four terrified kittens trapped in a house high woodpile surrounded by deadly hazards, they called Rebecca Dawson from Cats Protection Yeovil, who armed herself with kippers and a brilliant rescue plan. The tiny black and white kittens were malnourished, weighing just 300 grams
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Pope Francis Brings Indigenous Artifacts Back To Canada
The Vatican has returned 62 indigenous artifacts to Canada, 100 years after they were taken from tribes to appear in a 1925 missionary exhibition in Rome that displayed over 100,000 items from cultures around the world. Pope Francis gave the items to the Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops on Saturday,
The Blood Robots That Sound Like Pure Science Fiction
Swiss scientists at ETH Zurich have developed tiny robots that can swim through your bloodstream and navigate directly to your brain to fight strokes, delivering medication exactly where it’s needed without flooding your entire body with high doses that cause dangerous side effects. The microscopic marvel consists of a spherical
Bob Ross Paintings Just Did Something Amazing For Locals
Three paintings from beloved public television legend Bob Ross sold for more than $600,000 at a Los Angeles auction, with every penny going to benefit public TV stations devastated by the elimination of $1.1 billion in federal funding that supports 330 PBS and 246 NPR stations across America. The star
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The Blood Robots That Sound Like Pure Science Fiction
Swiss scientists at ETH Zurich have developed tiny robots that can swim through your bloodstream and navigate directly to your brain to fight strokes, delivering medication exactly where it’s needed without flooding your entire body with high doses that cause dangerous side effects. The microscopic marvel consists of a spherical
How One Device Is Solving The Water Crisis With Air
In Star Wars, moisture vaporators towered over the desert planet Tatooine, pulling water from thin air to sustain life in an unforgiving landscape. Today, that science fiction has become reality through atmospheric water generators that are transforming invisible vapor into safe drinking water for communities facing critical shortages. Companies like
The Anti Aging Secret Hiding In Language
Scientists analyzing data from more than 86,000 people across 27 European countries have discovered something remarkable: speaking two or more languages is associated with significantly reduced aging, and the effect gets stronger with each additional language you learn. People who use only one language were approximately twice as likely to