Trapped inside their bodies, stroke patients may be able to think – but not speak. But now, a prototype of a new device could one day literally give avoice to the voiceless.
Author: Doyle Rice, USA TODAY
Bad air days on the rise: The nation’s most polluted city is …
Though California cities have the nation’s worst air quality, as usual, a new report finds that smog and soot pollution is increasing in other U.S. cities as well.
‘Mars quake’: Here’s what the first tremor on the red planet sounds like
The first “Marsquake” has been detected. The finding”officially kicks off a new field: Martian seismology!,” said Bruce Banerdt of NASA.
For richer, for poorer: Global warming has made the world’s rich richer and the poor poorer, study says
Due in part to rising temperatures from human-caused climate change,the gap between the world’s poorest and richest people has increased in the past half-century.
Get off the screen and look up! The Lyrid meteor shower is coming to a sky near you Sunday and Monday nights
The Lyrid meteor shower will be coming to a sky near you both Sunday and Monday nights, though a bright moon may interfere with the skywatching fun.
A dead pig’s brain was brought back to life, sort of
Did they really bring a dead pig’s brainback to life? Scientists say that they restored “circulation and cellular activity”in a pig’s brain four hours after its death.
Sea sick: Plastic garbage in the North Atlantic Ocean skyrocketing
Sure, we all know there’s always more fish in the sea. But there’s also plenty more plastic garbage.
100 million at risk as severe storms, tornadoes forecast to again blast through central, southern U.S.
More storms are forecast for Wednesday through Friday this week in the central and southern U.S.
These are the 10 most ‘endangered’ rivers of 2019. New Mexico’s Gila River gets the top ‘dishonor’
Sure, we know about endangered species, but did you know there are endangered rivers, too?
Blown by the wind, ‘microplastic’ pollution discovered in pristine mountain peaks
We’ve polluted the deepest oceans with plastic garbage, so it’s not surprising we’re also ruining our most pristine mountain peaks too.