Liquid Natural Clay (LNC): Transforming Desert into Farmland. Norway's Desert Control has developed Liquid Natural Clay (LNC), a sprayable solution that turns desert sana into fertile soil in just seven hours. This 100% natural mix of clay minerals and water, applied via irrig

A new report by Sapien Labs has ranked Britain as the world's second-most miserable country, just behind Uzbekistan. The study gathered data from 500,000 people in 71 countries. Surprisingly, rich Western nations like the UK, Ireland, and Australia scored much worse than poorer

You've probably heard the claim that every Coke you drink costs you 12 minutes of your life- but it's not quite that simple. What researchers actually mean is that sugary sodas like Coke are tied to a decrease in disease-free life expectancy, not literal minutes ticking off a

Since 2003, Chen Si has spent nearly every weekend patroling the Yangtze River Bridge in Nanjing, a structure tragically known for su:cide attempts. Wearing a red volunteer vest with the words "cherish life every day," he walks the bridge up to 10 times a day, watching for signs

Scientists have developed a wearable artificial kidneys that are now in advanced development, with several prototypes showing real promise in freeing patients from traditional hospital-based dialysis. According to the National Kidney Foundation, the WAK (Wearable Artificial

The most dangerous animal to humans is not a shark, lion, or snake, it's the mosquito. According to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, mosquitoes are responsible for more human deaths than any other creature on Earth. These tiny insects transmit a range of

Scientists in the United Kingdom have developed a groundbreaking alternative to plastic water bottles: edible water bubbles made from seaweed. According to Notpla, the London-based startup behind the invention, these bubbles are created using a process called spherification,

A 42-year-old man with type 1 diabetes became the first person to produce his own insulin after receiving gene-edited pancreatic islet cells, according to a study published in the New England Journal of Medicine. The cells were modified using CRISPR-Cas12b technology to avoid

Norwegian Scientists developed Liquid Nanoclay, a grounbreaking material that can transform dry sand into fertile soil in just 7 hours. According to Desert Control, LNC is made by mixing natural clay with water and applying it directly to sandy soil. The clay particles bind to

Scientists in Switzerland have developed a smart bandage that heals wounds up to four times faster using mild electrical pulses, without the need for drugs, antibiotics, or causing scarring. This breakthrough "electroceutical" technology delivers low-voltage electrical currents

A rare orange snowy owl has recently stunned scientists and bird enthusiasts after being spotted in Michigan. Unlike the typical white plumage of snowy owls, this individual displayed a vivid rusty-orange coloration that immediately sparked curiosity and debate. According to

Elephants are considered the best smellers in the animal kingdom, thanks to their extraordinary olfactory system. They can detect water from as far as 12 miles (19 km) away, which helps them survive in dry habitats. According to a genetic survey published in Genome Research,

Norway is turning to the ocean to fight climate change, and kelp is at the center of the strategy. Off the coast of Trøndelag, a large-scale seaweed farm has been launched as part of the JIP Seaweed Carbon Solutions project. According to DNV, the initiative spans 200 hectares and

Five parrots-named Billy, Eric, Tyson, Jade, and Elsie-at the Lincolnshire Wildlife Park in England had to be separated after they repeatedly shouted profanities at visitors and then laughed together. According to the park's chief executive Steve Nichols, the parrots were placed

Scientists have discovered a remarkable fungus deep in the Amazon rainforest that could help solve one of the world's most pressing environmental problems: plastic pollution. According to a study by Yale University researchers, the fungus, known as Pestalotiopsis microspora,

These powerful machines, often repurposed from Soviet-era aircraft like the MiG-15 or MiG-21, are mounted onto trucks and used as high-powered snowblowers. Instead of pushing snow, they blast it away with raw jet exhaust, instantly melting ice and clearing compacted snow.

According to Stanford Medicine and a study published in Psychiatry Research, going to bed late is linked to a higher risk of anxiety and depression, regardless of whether someone is naturally a night owl. The issue isn't just about sleep duration, it's about how late sleep

The bottles got weirder. The sales went up. A Korean skincare brand redesigned their packaging to look like the ingredients inside- carrots, cucumbers, lemons, bamboo-and saw a major spike in sales. The design wasn't just eye-catching--it instantly communicated what the product

Gym Equipment Is Dirty, But People Keep Using It. A FitRated study tested 27 pieces of gym equipment and found over a million germs per square inch. Exercise bikes had 39 times more bacteria than a cafeteria tray, treadmills had 74 times more than a bathroom faucet, and free

A team in Japan has developed a groundbreaking new drug that stimulates the growth of "third-generation" teeth-giving people a natural replacement for lost adult teeth. Early animal trials showed success in regrowing fully functional teeth. Now, human clinical trials are