(Good News Network) While traveling for work, a local woman has been giving homemade cards to strangers who might need a pick-me-up at the Houston airport.
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Mesmerizing Photos Show the Patterns Created by Murmurations of Starlings
(Good News Network) Sean Hepburn has been photographing birds, like gannets and ravens, flocking on the Isle of Portland, Dorset for the past six years. But there is nothing like mumuration of starlings to inspire awe in any who watch them.
HEARTWARMING: Teen Runner Gives Up Race to Help Injured Competitor Across the Finish Line
(Judy Cole) The trophy may go to the swiftest, but sometimes, the first one to cross the finish line isn’t the only winner. Nowhere was that more true than at a recent 5K invitational in Shelbyville, Indiana.
Face-Masked Batman is ‘The Superhero to the Homeless’, Bringing Food to Them Across Santiago
(Judy Cole) The streets of Santiago, Chile may be a long way from Gotham City, but among its citizens dwells a true superhero. Far from being a fictional crime-solver, he’s a real-life hunger fighter who distributes food to the city’s homeless population on a regular basis.
Amazing Fungus Discovered at Chernobyl Could Be Grown On Rockets to Protect Astronauts from Toxic Space Radiation
(Andy Corbley) A type of fungus that uses nuclear radiation as energy could serve as a possible form of protection, shielding astronauts from potential harm.
This New German Car is Covered With Solar Panels and Charges As It Drives
(Andy Corbley) For electric car drivers, a big fear is being stuck far from a charging station on the side of the road.
Large Blue Butterflies Were Extinct in England, But Now Those Beauties Are Back After 150 Years
(Andy Corbley) After a 150-year absence, 750 of the aptly-named large blue butterflies have successfully emerged from their cocoons to repopulate parts of their historic habitat in South West England.
A Giant Nuclear Fusion Reactor Hotter than the Sun to Provide Unlimited Clean Energy to the World Marks Milestone
(Andy Corbley) In France, President Emmanuel Macron held a ceremony July 27 to launch the assembly phase of one of humanity’s most-complex engineering projects ever attempted—a giant nuclear fusion reactor, a machine that could produce relatively unlimited amounts clean power.
89% of People Think Happiness Can Be Controlled – And They Are Much Happier For It
(Good News Network) How far can the self-belief that you make your own happiness carry you, creating conditions for a self-fulfilling prophecy? A new study shows there is a happy correlation.
Man is Honoring Handshake From 28 Years Ago, Splitting Lottery Jackpot With a Friend After Winnings Millions
(Good News Network) “A handshake’s a handshake,” said the lottery winner in Wisconsin who is living up to an agreement made with his buddy almost three decades ago.
Student Turned Her Ruined Summer Plans Into a Way to Help Isolating Seniors Connect With Doctors
(Good News Network) A cancelled internship turned into a big opportunity for one young woman to help her
CREATIVITY: ‘Vegetable Orchestra’ Musicians Perform Songs Using Only Fresh Veggies Before Cooking Them for the Audience
(McKinley Corbley) For the last 24 years, this musical group has been showing that vegetables aren’t just good for your health—they’re good for your ears as well.
Scientists Generate Electrical Field That Can Help Repair Fractured Bones
(Andy Corbley) When it comes to broken bones, the children of generation Z may never have to deal with the itching that comes from wearing a cast—an all-too-familiar scenario for both kids and adults healing from accidents.
Watch Genius Dog Talk to His Owner in English Using a Sound Board With Dozens of Spoken Phrases
(Good News Network) Forget about commands like “roll over” and “play dead”—this dog has learned to communicate with his owners using a sound board with 45 different English phrases.
2 Million People in India Gather to Plant 20 Million Trees Along the River Ganges
(Andy Corbley) In the Indian state of Uttar Pradesh, there is space enough for trees to grow—and space enough for 2 million residents to plant truckloads of trees while social distancing.