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From Smiling to Sleeping: 10 Ways to Feel Happier, According to Science

Health / 5 min. read

More than a feel-good state of mind, happiness is described by the U.N. as a “fundamental human goal.” It comes with myriad benefits, including improving our health and even helping us live longer. Happier people are also more likely to make decisions quickly and contribute to society by voting and volunteering.   And while happiness can be […]

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Women Making History: Air Force Pilot Flies Supersonic Plane While Pregnant

Humanity / 3 min. read

Maj. Lauren Olme wears multiple hats: She’s an Air Force pilot, an assistant director of operations for the 77th Weapons Squadron, a leader, and a wife. She’s also making history as one of the first service members to fly a supersonic aircraft while pregnant. According to a press release from the Dyess Air Force Base,

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A Moment in History: WWII Airman Chronicled Experience in Scrapbook and Flying Log — Set for Auction in March (Photos)

Culture / 2 min. read

World War II was one of the most defining events of the 20th century, not only completely reshaping the world but having a lasting effect on generations to come. But with each passing year, WWII becomes increasingly part of the distant past: The Greatest Generation and the military veterans it spawned are dwindling in numbers

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2022 World Nature Photography Awards: See the Incredible Winning Images

Environment / 3 min. read

The World Nature Photography Awards announced its 2022 winners earlier this month, with the top honor going to Jens Cullmann of Germany for his arresting image of a crocodile camouflaged in caked mud, only one of its bright yellow eyes looking directly at the camera.  Getting the shot was no easy feat: “I had to be very

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See Photos of St. Patrick’s Day Celebrations Around the World — And One in Outer Space

Culture / 4 min. read

Celebrated annually on March 17, St. Patrick’s Day commemorates the feast day of Saint Patrick, the patron saint of Ireland. The religious holiday has been observed by the Irish for over 1,000 years, but the secular revelry commonly associated with it (think: drinking green beer and sporting shamrocks) is a more recent development. The first

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Women in Business: 15 of Our Favorite Products by Female-Founded Brands — From Fine Art Postcards to Speciality Coffees and More

Lifestyle, Things We Love / 5 min. read

Recommendations are independently selected by our team but may result in a commission to Nice News which helps keep our content free. March is Women’s History Month: a chance to celebrate the talented, heroic, and innovative women who have positively influenced society, as well as those who impact our individual lives every day.  Of the

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3D-Printed Custom Hearts Look and Function Like Real Ones and May Help Patients Get More Tailored Treatment

Health / 3 min. read

When it comes to human hearts, one size does not fit all, as each organ has a unique shape, size, and beat.  Engineers at MIT are working to help doctors better understand each heart’s precise differences by creating 3D-printed, patient-specific robotic hearts that look and function like real ones. The goal: give patients with heart

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How Studying Hibernating Squirrels Could Help Future Space Exploration for Humans: A Surprising Connection

Science / 4 min. read

For those of us who aren’t scientists, a chance encounter with an inert ground-dwelling rodent probably wouldn’t turn into a decades-long quest for knowledge about the animal that is now linked with making space exploration safer for humans. But in 1992, for Kelly Drew, a professor of chemistry and biochemistry at the University of Alaska,

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Meet Madge Brown: 101-Year-Old Woman Awarded Honorary Teaching Degree From University of London

Humanity / 2 min. read

A 101-year-old woman from the Isle of Wight has been awarded an honorary teaching degree from the University of London — eight decades after completing a teaching course at the now-defunct Nonington College of Physical Education.  Centenarian Madge Brown, along with 94-year-old Sheila Gordon, received a bachelor of education degree during a special ceremony on

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