
The Arctic Vault Keeps Important Things Safe
The Arctic World Archive keeps important pictures and books safe in a cold, underground vault.


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

A new computer in London helps find people who might get sick with diabetes early.

A man and a woman made a website to help find Earth-friendly places to sleep.

The UK is closing its last coal power station to use cleaner energy like wind.

Netflix got more people because they stopped sharing passwords and added a cheaper plan with ads.

In Menton, France, there is a big, fun Lemon Festival with art made of fruits.

Carlos plays games by listening because he can’t see.

Drones help scientists watch whales make bubbles to catch food in cold water.

Placing phones in the fridge can harm them.

Chinese companies build factories in Mexico to save money and sell things to the US.

Many people in Africa love watching fast car races and have fun at viewing parties.

A very good baseball player from Japan will play in Los Angeles and earn lots of money.

Workers stuck in a big hole were saved after many days.

A big bull on the tracks made the trains stop and people had to wait.

Famous songwriters use smart machines to help make music, but say machines can’t copy human feelings.