Researchers across the world are building upon dogs’ well-established ability to uncover human and animal remains.
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Scientists Discover a Way to Improve Eyesight Naturally
The study was published in the Journal of Gerontology. The researchers found that staring into deep red light for three minutes a day for at least two weeks dramatically recovered eyesight deficiencies.
WiFi Balloons Are Bringing the Internet to Kenya
The wifi balloons are jettisoned into the air where they settle at around 60,000 feet. Then, they are directed by machine-learning algorithms that have developed their own complex navigational maneuvers.
These Teens are Turning an Abandoned Prison into a Sustainable Farm
In addition to rehabilitating the youth and transforming the abandoned prison into something beneficial, Growing Change hopes to provide a model for other places looking to do the same.
New Haptic Suit Lets You ‘Hear’ Music Through Your Skin
The vibrating vest provides a way for everyone — hearing, hard of hearing, and deaf — to experience music in a completely new way.
7,000-Year-Old Australian Artifacts Found Underwater
The team used lidar and sonar technologies to locate the artifacts; similar techniques to those used in the recent findings in Mexico and at Stonehenge.
New tech-glove Translates Sign Language to speech
A team of UCLA scientists announced Monday that they have developed a glove that translates Sign Language into speech in real-time.
New Study: Most People Are Generous, Regardless of Motivation
This research helps us understand the remarkable quantity and diversity of altruism we see in humans.
Sculptor Designs World’s First Floating 3D Printed House
3D printed houses are beneficial because they cut down on costs and building time. Floating homes, like the Protozoon, also cut down on land use.
Positive Global Trends of 2020
Is the world getting worse or better? Today, we wanted to share some of the positive things that we’ve seen happening this year.
