- Heart attacks no longer leading cause of US deaths
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- Astronomers discovered the oldest black hole
Wake up to good news. Supported By Saturday • January 20, 2024 Earlier in the month, we shared a list of predictions from people in 1924 on what they thought 2024 would look like. But do you know what life was like 100 years ago? Things were quite different: there were only 48 states, a dozen eggs cost around 32 cents, and movies were all silent. But there are some similarities between 1924 and 2024 — that year also saw a Summer Olympics in Paris and a presidential election. To get a better...
- 2024’s safest travel destinations
Wake up to good news. Supported By Friday • January 19, 2024 Whether you love or hate laundry day, it unfortunately might be hurting the environment. Fortunately, there are ways to help — and they come with the happy consequences of extending the life of your clothing and decreasing some of your utility bills. Washing and drying require a lot of water and energy, and can contribute to micro-plastic pollution. To minimize the climate impact of keeping your clothes and linens clean, consider...
- French athletes debut Olympics outfits
Wake up to good news. Supported By Thursday • January 18, 2024 Calling all citizen scientists! NASA needs your help with researching gamma rays, “a very energetic form of light coming from billions of light-years away.” The space agency has been detecting gamma rays for decades, but is now seeking “burst chasers” who can aid in tracking and classifying the rays’ pulses and shapes and help “decode what the universe is saying.” To learn more about the Burst Chaser initiative and how to...