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How Hundreds of 24-Ton Bricks Could Fix a Huge Renewable Energy Problem
Startup Energy Vault is building two massive gravity battery systems that could solve a massive issue with renewable energy.
CNET on Health
Naturally Boost Your Collagen With These Collagen-Rich Foods
Say goodbye to expensive collagen supplements. Add these foods to your diet to help you produce more collagen naturally.
«it uses amino acids, vitamin C, zinc and copper. To get the necessary amino acids (Castillo specifically names proline and glycine) you can eat eggs, bone broth, beans and meat. For vitamin C, go for citrus fruits, berries and bell peppers. Eat meat, shellfish, nuts, whole grains and beans for zinc and copper»
12 Small Daily Habits to Overhaul Your Health in 2023
These small changes can lead to big improvements in your physical and mental health in the coming year.
CNET on Life Hacks
Happiness hacks: How to boost hormones like serotonin and dopamine in everyday life
Find out what triggers happiness hormones and how to make the most of them.
CNET on Mental Health
7 Daily Habits That Will Improve Your Mental Health in 2023
2023 is the year of keeping your mental health at the forefront.
«Mental health is directly tied to physical health -- one cannot flourish without the other. The three main areas to target for 2023 are sleep, nutrition and exercise. »
7 Foods That'll Boost Your Happiness, According to Science
Try these serotonin-rich foods the nest time you want to uplift your mood.
«However, the foods we eat play a major role in how we feel. Studies linking nutrition and mental well-being have emerged in the past decade, and»
CNET on Mixed Reality
Why AR is going to give you 'superpowers' in the future
HoloLens inventor Alex Kipman talks to CNET about the future of augmented and mixed reality, and what happens next.
Apple has filed to patent its mixed-reality headset
The AR/VR headset will come with multiple sensors.
CNET on Nutrition
12 Best Foods to Eat for Brain Health
Keep your brain healthy and happy with these nutrient-rich foods.
CNET on Psychology
Make Your Body Produce More 'Happy' Hormones: Naturally Boost Dopamine and Serotonin
The secret to a happy brain starts with these four stress-fighting hormones.
«Every day that you challenge yourself to adapt to something new, even if it feels uncomfortable at first, you build more confidence.»
How to Be Happy, According to Science
The habits that can improve your general contentment levels.
«Happiness, experts say, means accepting negative experiences, and having the skills to manage and cope with them, and to use them to make better decisions later.»
CNET on Travel
9 Practical Gadgets You'll Wish You Had Sooner (They're All Under $50)
Make your trip easier, more comfortable and more fun with these neat products.
How to Pack Your Carry-On Bag the Right Way
Plus, tips for choosing the best carry-on for your needs.
CNET on Weight Loss
Can You Lose Fat and Gain Muscle at the Same Time? Yes, Here's How
Want to tone up and build muscle? The secret isn't weight loss -- you need to know about body recomposition.
7 Expert-Approved Tips to Lose Body Fat at Home
You don't need a gym to get fit. Try these tried-and-true tips to lose fat from the comfort of your home.
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7 Foods That Make You Happy, According to Science
Turns out there's science behind the foods that boost your mood.
8 Psychological Tips to Be More Productive
Having trouble staying on top of your to-do list? Try these tips to tackle your tasks.
«7. congratulate yourself when you accomplish things»
Improve Your Mental Health With These 6 Mind-Changing Exercises
Thought exercises can help you reframe your negative thinking and control worrying.
What Is a Neutrino? The Missing Key to Modern Physics Could Be a Ghost Particle
The enigmatic saga of one of astrophysics' most wanted particles.
Scientists Explain Why This 'Expanding Black Hole' Optical Illusion Is So Trippy
Your pupils might speak louder than words when it comes to a new piece of brain-melting artwork.
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