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🌍 Somewhere5 Nov

The Montana Ranch Where Autistic People Are Wranglers and Guides

Reasons to be Cheerful

🌍 Somewhere12 Nov

100-Year-Old ‘Store Mom’ Surprised With Her First Birthday Party

Good News Network

The lock features four rotating dials, and each dial has six letters.

🇬🇧 United Kingdom12 Nov

This Mysterious Combination Lock Sank in a 1583 Shipwreck. When Engineers Cracked the Code, It Clicked Open for the First Time in More Than 400 Years

Smithsonian

🇪🇸 Spain11 Nov

Brown Bear Population in Spain Doubles With Incredible Increase of its Breeding Range

Good News Network

🇻🇳 Vietnam12 Nov

Vietnam’s freshwater obsession leaves decades-long scars for Mekong Delta farmers

Mongabay

🌍 Somewhere13 Nov

Dark energy may have flipped from negative to positive 9.5 billion years ago

ScienceDaily

🌍 Somewhere11 Nov

NASA reveals Earth's ozone hole has grown to a size not seen in a decade

ScienceDaily

Infernogallus jamesi&nbsp;was about the size of a turkey.

🌍 Somewhere5 Nov

This Ancient 'Hell Chicken' Might Be the First Known Fruit-Loving Dinosaur, Revealing a Whole New Cretaceous Lifestyle

Smithsonian

🇦🇪 United Arab Emirates13 Nov

Infant Goes from 110 Seizures a Day to Seizure-Free with Experimental Treatment

Good News Network

🇲🇿 Mozambique11 Nov

Prince Bashangezi turned personal loss into peer tutoring for refugee students

The Optimist Daily

Archaeologists discovered the tomb in southern Siberia in 2017.

🌍 Somewhere9 Nov

Humans May Have Been Getting High on Weed 2,800 Years Ago. Cannabis Seeds and Hair With Traces of THC Were Found in an Ancient Tomb

Smithsonian

🇨🇱 Chile10 Nov

World’s Driest Desert Erupts into Record-Breaking Bloom Boom (LOOK)

Good News Network

🌍 Somewhere13 Nov

How two Princeton graduates built the world’s first microplastics removal system

The Optimist Daily

🌍 Somewhere11 Nov

Scientists discover that necks didn't evolve for the reason we thought

ScienceDaily

🌍 Somewhere7 Nov

Mayor Uses AirTag to Catch Capstone Thief who was Stealing 18th-Century Stones Across the Countryside

Good News Network

🌍 Somewhere9 Nov

This Diwali, Trade the Doom Scroll for These 10 Questions

Good News Network

🎨🇹🇷 Türkiye4 Nov

Actually, You Can Go Back to Constantinople. A Landmark Exhibition Reconstructs the Imperial City With 1,600 Years of Treasures From Byzantine and Ottoman Times

Smithsonian

🇿🇦 South Africa13 Nov

A newly discovered South African dinosaur was a heavyweight even as a youngster

Phys.org

🇭🇳 Honduras13 Nov

Honduras declares ‘environmental emergency’ in Río Plátano Biosphere Reserve

Mongabay

🇨🇳 China13 Nov

How Chinese brewers refined their booze 5,000 years ago

Phys.org

🌍 Somewhere2 Nov

The Student Movement Addressing Campus Polarization Head On

Reasons to be Cheerful

🎨🇩🇪 Germany13 Nov

German Renaissance Master Albrecht Altdorfer Pioneered Landscape Painting. A Work Previously Unknown to Scholars Just Emerged After 70 Years in a Private Collection

Smithsonian

An aerial view of the Bar Hill archaeological site, where excavations uncovered some 8,000 frog bones between 2016 and 2018

🇬🇧 United Kingdom13 Nov

Archaeologists in England Discovered 8,000 Roman-Era Frog Bones in a Single Ditch. They Just Solved the Mystery of How the Amphibians Ended Up There

Smithsonian

🇨🇦 Canada12 Nov

Canadian extractive firms displaced 300,000 in Africa since 1996, report says

Mongabay

An engraving of a horse, one of roughly 280 artworks found in the cave, is estimated to be 26,000 years old.

🇪🇸 Spain6 Nov

For Centuries, Cave Visitors Walked Right by 280 Ice Age Engravings. The Newly Discovered Rock Art Is Rewriting Catalonia's Prehistory

Smithsonian

Georgia O&#39;Keeffe, Near Abiquiu, New Mexico I, 1930

🇲🇽 Mexico9 Nov

While Cleaning Out Her Aunt's Manhattan Apartment, a Woman Found a Long-Lost Georgia O'Keeffe Painting Buried Beneath Fur Coats in the Closet

Smithsonian

🇬🇧 United Kingdom9 Nov

Glowworms Shine Again in the UK from Larvae Reared Pro Bono in Garden Shed

Good News Network

🇺🇸 United States11 Nov

This ocean liner was the world’s fastest. It’s being sunk to make the largest artificial reef

Mongabay

🌍 Somewhere10 Nov

After 40 years, CERN finds evidence of a one-in-10-billion particle decay

ScienceDaily

Willem Cornelisz Duyster, Un Buveur (The Drinker), painted around 1630

🇫🇷 France6 Nov

Stolen During the Nazi Occupation of Orléans, France, This Painting Was Rediscovered After 86 Years With Help From Wild West-Inspired 'Wanted' Posters

Smithsonian

🇬🇧 United Kingdom6 Nov

People Around the World Help Buy Royal Estate for Wildlife Conservation

Good News Network

🇮🇳 India13 Nov

In India, volunteers map riverside trees to make a case for urban conservation

Mongabay

🌍 Somewhere12 Nov

A massive new simulation reveals how the universe emerged from darkness

ScienceDaily

Vessels uncovered in the&nbsp;House of Cornelius Maximus, located on one of Pompeii&#39;s busiest streets

🌍 Somewhere6 Nov

This Wooden Wardrobe in Pompeii Remained Sealed for Nearly 2,000 Years. Archaeologists Just Opened It for the First Time

Smithsonian

Solar above, fish below: Double-decker farms could rival US power use

🇺🇸 United States6 Nov

Solar above, fish below: Double-decker farms could rival US power use

Anthropocene

Can cities build their way out of both the housing and the climate crises?

🇺🇸 United States13 Nov

Five Fixes for Low Carbon Buildings

Anthropocene

🌍 Somewhere11 Nov

A radical theory says the universe is twice as old as we thought

ScienceDaily

🌍 Somewhere12 Nov

‘There’s a Georgia O’Keeffe in the Closet’ – Words that Led to Painting’s Joyous Rediscovery

Good News Network

🇹🇭 Thailand11 Nov

Scientists discover a giant 66-pound rodent that lived 34 million years ago

ScienceDaily

Solar panels have (another) surprising side effect: Stopping dust storms in their tracks

🇨🇳 China6 Oct

Solar panels have (another) surprising side effect: Stopping dust storms in their tracks

Anthropocene

🌍 Somewhere13 Nov

New genetic atlas reveals traces of 10,000 years of sheep breeding

Phys.org

🎨🌍 Somewhere10 Nov

The Handwritten Final Draft of Martin Luther King Jr.'s 'I Have a Dream' Speech Was Considered Lost. It Turned Out to Be Sitting in a Desk Drawer for Decades

Smithsonian

🇩🇪 Germany8 Nov

Dogs Can Sniff-Out Invasive Plant Species With High Accuracy to Curb Their Destruction

Good News Network

Archaeologists found the sword at the bottom of Lake&nbsp;Mezzano in central Italy.

🇮🇹 Italy5 Nov

Archaeologists Found a 3,300-Year-Old Sword at the Bottom of a Volcanic Lake in Italy—and It's Still Sharp

Smithsonian

🌍 Somewhere14 Nov

Scientists capture electrons making seemingly impossible quantum jumps

ScienceDaily

On November 18, Voyager 1 will reach 16.094 billion miles from Earth, the distance light travels in 24 hours.

🌍 Somewhere10 Nov

Voyager 1 Is the Farthest Human-Made Object in the Universe—and the Spacecraft Is About to Reach One Light-Day From Earth

Smithsonian

🌍 Somewhere12 Nov

A butterfly that fooled scientists for 200 years finally reveals its secrets

ScienceDaily

🇧🇷 Brazil11 Nov

Brazil releases the world’s first fossil fuel phaseout roadmap

The Optimist Daily

🌍 Somewhere12 Nov

Crows can make decisions twice as fast as humans, scientists discover

ScienceDaily

Detail showing the hair of one of the figures around Christ in The Last Judgment, as example of the use of a multi-tipped brush

🌍 Somewhere6 Nov

Michelangelo Used These Custom, Multi-Headed Brushes While Painting 'The Last Judgment' to Replicate His Intricate Sculpting Techniques

Smithsonian

🌍 Somewhere12 Nov

A new treasure map reveals where Earth's lost prehistoric life may be hiding

ScienceDaily

🇺🇸 United States10 Nov

Electric ferries that fly above water are arriving in the US

The Optimist Daily

🌍 Somewhere12 Nov

AI-powered bionic eye breakthrough could help the blind see again

ScienceDaily

🌍 Somewhere12 Nov

Climate change is coming for the cactus. Yes, the cactus.

Grist

🌍 Somewhere12 Nov

After a decade of community pressure, LA bans oil drilling for good

The Optimist Daily

🌍 Somewhere11 Nov

The mystery of how hair knows where to grow may finally be solved

ScienceDaily

🌍 Somewhere11 Nov

Oh Whale! Revisits the Exploding Whale That Became One of the Internet’s First Viral Videos

Good News Network

🌍 Somewhere13 Nov

Ocean absorbs more fossil fuel carbon while land uptake stalls, 30 years of data show

Phys.org

🌍 Somewhere10 Nov

NASA’s CHAPEA Mars crew finally emerges after more than a year in isolation

ScienceDaily

🌍 Somewhere10 Nov

Fall activities for you and your dog: a trainer’s guide

The Optimist Daily

🌍 Somewhere13 Nov

Maui Is Becoming a Living Laboratory for Regenerative Tourism

Reasons to be Cheerful

🌍 Somewhere7 Nov

A hidden limit of space and time could unlock electronics 100,000 times faster

ScienceDaily

🌍 Somewhere13 Nov

Colorful fish reveal how species stay distinct despite interbreeding

Phys.org

🌍 Somewhere9 Nov

Colleges Are Getting Creative to Help Students With Kids

Reasons to be Cheerful

🌍 Somewhere13 Nov

Heat drives electron orbital currents, revealing first experimental evidence of orbital Nernst effect

Phys.org

🌍 Somewhere13 Nov

Why spiders show up in your home every fall, and what to do about it

The Optimist Daily

🌍 Somewhere13 Nov

There’s no substitute for getting out of the classroom and into nature (analysis)

Mongabay

🌍 Somewhere13 Nov

Gemini and DECam showcase a young Type Ia supernova

Phys.org

A conservator inspects a stained-glass fragment depicting a bearded man&rsquo;s face, attributed to master glazier John Thornton of Coventry.

🌍 Somewhere10 Nov

Dismantled to Survive the Nazi Blitz, Coventry Cathedral's Stained Glass Is 'a Medieval Jigsaw Puzzle.' Its 12,000 Fragments Are Now Digitized for Public View

Smithsonian

🌍 Somewhere12 Nov

Taiwan’s tea growers adapt to climate change by letting nature take control

Mongabay

🌍 Somewhere13 Nov

Direct observation of a submarine landslide reveals seafloor processes

Phys.org

🌍 Somewhere9 Nov

Hidden climate superpower: Why some ocean “snow” carries six times more carbon

ScienceDaily

The black-belted hawkmoth (Megacorma obliqua) is one of the species that produces ultrasound.

🌍 Somewhere6 Nov

These Moths Use Their Genitals to Fend Off Bats—but Not in the Way You Think. They Emit Ultrasound to Scramble the Predators' Sonar

Smithsonian

🌍 Somewhere7 Nov

These cranberry bogs come with a side of solar

Grist

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