An autistic boy who can't be touched or hugged by anyone has connected for the first time - with his new service dog. Five-year-old Kainoa Niehaus travelled to the 4 Paws For Ability centre in Ohio from Japan after two years of waiting for an animal to become available. His mum Shanna shared a photo of her son resting his head on Tornado. "See this moment? I've never … [Read more...] about An autistic boy who can’t be touched has connected with a service dog
Bananas, Garlic, and Dates: The Powerful Health Combo
When it comes to natural remedies, sometimes the simplest ingredients pack the greatest power. Bananas, garlic, and dates may seem like an odd trio at first, but together they create a potent blend of nutrients that can transform your health. Each one is a superfood in its own right, but when combined, they work in harmony to energize the body, strengthen immunity, and support … [Read more...] about Bananas, Garlic, and Dates: The Powerful Health Combo
Astronaut Aboard the ISS Captures an Elusive Atmospheric Phenomenon on Camera
Being 250 miles above Earth offers astronauts aboard the International Space Station (ISS) not only breathtaking views, but also the chance to document phenomena rarely seen from the ground. Recently, astronaut Nichole Ayers, part of the SpaceX Crew-10 mission, captured one such elusive spectacle — a gigantic jet — during a thunderstorm over North America. What Are Gigantic … [Read more...] about Astronaut Aboard the ISS Captures an Elusive Atmospheric Phenomenon on Camera
Sleep for Pennies: How the Poor of Victorian London Bought a Night’s Rest
Late 19th-century London was not only about grand mansions, clattering carriages, and elegant ladies in hats. It was also a city where thousands struggled every day just to spend the night under a roof instead of beneath cold rain. In the era of late Victorian England, even sleep was a commodity. The poor paid for it as they would for a piece of bread or a mug of beer. And … [Read more...] about Sleep for Pennies: How the Poor of Victorian London Bought a Night’s Rest
The Last Giant: The Story of a Tree That Survived Centuries — but Not Humans
In the late 19th century, when the world was only beginning to realize how destructive human interference with nature could be, a tree stood in a corner of North America that seemed eternal. It was a giant sequoiadendron — a tree whose roots had witnessed centuries of changing eras, wars and discoveries, the rise and fall of civilizations. It had survived storms, fires, and … [Read more...] about The Last Giant: The Story of a Tree That Survived Centuries — but Not Humans