Good News in History, December 16

251 years ago today, members of the Sons of Liberty disguised as Mohawk Indians stole aboard trade ships in Boston harbor and began throwing tea shipments into the water in protest of tea taxes on the Colony. The precise details were the passage of the Tea Act in British parliament, which the colonists believed violated […]

Cure for Pre-Eclampsia is On Horizon as Researcher Discovers Lipid Nanoparticle to Deliver Directly to Placenta

nnEngineers at the University of Pennsylvania have made a critical breakthrough that promises better outcomes for pregnancies threatened with pre-eclampsia, a condition that arises due to insufficient blood flow to the placenta, resulting in high maternal blood pressure and restricted blood flow to the fetus.nnPre-eclampsia is one of the leading causes of stillbirths and prematurity […]

Comedy Wildlife Photo Winners for 2024 Are Positively Adorable (LOOK)

nnThe funniest and most popular photography competition in the world—The Nikon Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards—announced the winners of the 2024 competition this week, with the top honor going to a red squirrel stuck in a tree.nnOver 9000 images were entered, the highest number in the contest’s ten-year history, from professional and amateur photographers vying for […]

“All nature is but art unknown to thee.” – Alexander Pope

Quote of the Day: “All nature is but art unknown to thee.” – Alexander PopennPhoto by: Mae Mu (a star anise)nnWith a new inspirational quote every day, atop the perfect photo—collected and archived on our Quote of the Day page—why not bookmark GNN.org for a daily uplift?nn

Good News in History, December 15

11 years ago today, China became the third nation to land a rover on the moon with their Chang’e-3 orbiter and rover. The soft landing it achieved was the first on the moon since the Soviets in 1976. Landing in a molten crater called Sinus Ilium, it was to carry out some surveying and geology, […]