A new solar train in Argentina explores history.

Apps can help people make healthier food choices.

A very old cemetery was found with 41 skeletons, some buried with fancy things.

Chimps in Uganda use special plants to heal their boo-boos and help each other.

Ginger cats are orange because they have a special missing piece of DNA.

A driverless car went in circles, and people wondered if these cars are safe.

New apps like Butterflies AI and Bluesky let people talk to AI and change views.

Andrew Brown shares friendly weather updates online, helping people in North Queensland during floods.

Some people think AI, a smart computer, can’t make things with heart and feeling.

The Arctic World Archive keeps important pictures and books safe in a cold, underground vault.

America is building two new fast trains to connect big cities like Los Angeles and Las Vegas.

Dominica is using hot rocks to make clean energy and help the environment.

Pondtail Farm helps kids feel happy by playing with animals and learning new things.

The UK wants to help men be healthier by teaching them about health and doctors.

The Himalayas are hard to see now because of too much dust and smoke.

In 2028, Los Angeles might use flying taxis to help people travel during the Olympics.

In New Zealand, there are more sheep than people, about 4 or 5 sheep each.

Liam and Olivia are the most loved baby names in the U.S. for 2024.

In New Zealand, people share a special fruit called feijoa with friends and neighbors.

In China, robots raced like people, showing how smart and fast they are becoming.