Using mycelium as a circuit board and recycled compact discs as reels, a Finnish audio hobbyist has created a bizarrely functional analog audio device that grows back if broken.
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Joyce Johnson, who started running marathons at age 44, now finishes the race at a slow walk, but she has never missed a...
To celebrate the town's annual Lobster Festival, a pastry chef built a pie so large it required a custom-built oven and ...
The 'Grasshopper' can skim across fields and ponds at 35 miles per hour, powered by three rusted engines and an enormous...
By noticing unusual color variations in satellite imagery, a Canadian middle school student identified a settlement that...
Swiss Post has launched a regular drone delivery service for urgent medical supplies, but the public's attention has foc...
A kea named Nigel has discovered that the screech of a 1990s internet connection sends humans running, so he now deploys...
A small-town library in rural Wyoming has not lent a book in three years, but its basement yoga classes—featuring resc...