In Alaska, fewer than one person lives per square kilometer, so a bike ride can mean snowy peaks, tundra, and a surprise moose around the bend.
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Born in the late 60s, land art proves nature is already beautiful, and a gentle human touch only makes us look closer.
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Before anyone goes home, deminers have to check every door, tool and abandoned item. This Ukrainian soldier shows the traps he says Chechen fighters left behind
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A 13,000 lb truck on 5.5 ft tires jumping over 100 feet. Grave Digger has been doing it since 1982, when Dennis Anderson turned an old 1952 Ford pickup into a legend.
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The physics behind a perfect stone skip: a flat 40 to 100 gram rock, a spin that works like a gyroscope, and 88 bounces for the Guinness record.
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Want to make your own jewelry at home? Polymer clay earrings start with a rolling pin, a few cutters, and a 30-minute bake in a regular oven.
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One step or one second of delay was all that separated this man from a fatal accident when a falling concrete block hit a parked car right next to him.
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Watching someone help a stranger or care for an animal changes us. Kindness is contagious, and science explains why it builds trust in our communities.
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Pro players can hit a ball at over 100 km/h. The secret mixes leg speed, a rigid ankle at impact, and spin that curves the shot.
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Tether car racing dates back to the 1930s, and today a tiny 10 cm³ engine hits 330 km/h while the cable and pole handle brutal centrifugal load.
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Thousands of perfectly uniform pancakes per hour, and nobody touches them. Inside the Japanese conveyor lines that also churn out dorayaki.
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Advanced melanoma: relatlimab plus nivolumab maintains its five-year survival advantage sinapti.ca/post/en/advanc…
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SanaHeal is developing a biocompatible adhesive to seal wet tissues and simplify some surgeries. Its surgical applications still require human clinical trials to confirm safety and effectiveness.
Source: MIT spinout makes surgical stitching more like applying a sticky note
Source: MIT spinout makes surgical stitching more like applying a sticky note
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A report is circulating claiming many protein powders contain lead, cadmium, and arsenic. That’s true, but the raw data isn’t useful without context or comparison.
The report is the 2024-25 Protein Powder Category Report by Clean Label Project: 160 products from 70 brands…
The report is the 2024-25 Protein Powder Category Report by Clean Label Project: 160 products from 70 brands…
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