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Atlantic Ocean currents that regulate the global climate can adapt to rising temperatures, but the sheer pace of warming may cause the catastrophic collapse of these currents in the next…
Is it faster than a speeding Bolt? After taking over the job market, robots may soon render our top athletes obsolete. Chinese robot firm Unitree has unveiled a super-humanoid that…
Archaeologists in Italy have discovered stunning bronze statuettes and a unique plate at the bottom of a ritual well associated with an ancient Etruscan goddess. It’s possible that the artifacts…
QUICK FACTSWhere is it? Jeju Island, South Korea, in the East China Sea [33.37671270, 126.46997496]What’s in the photo? A “street” of swirling clouds alongside a giant sediment plumeWhich satellite took…
Despite being one of the remotest places on Earth, more than 100,000 people journey to Antarctica every year. And within the next few years, the number of tourists flocking to…
Concerns about young people’s social media use are growing, with governments, parents and schools looking for ways to protect children from potential harms, such as stalking, cyberbullying or sexual harassment.…
Mark Zuckerberg’s Meta faces the possibility of paying “astronomical” damages as opening arguments in the landmark trial accusing the tech giant of fueling a teen mental health crisis get underway…
California kids could soon find social media less addictive under a pair of bills targeting features designed to keep them scrolling. The proposals, AB 1709 and AB 2, cleared the…
Archaeologists say they have discovered the site where the First Council of Nicaea was held, an important gathering of Christian bishops in A.D. 325, according to the archaeologist who’s leading…
BERLIN — A 14th-century skeleton riddled with fractures may be the oldest known evidence of a death by trebuchet, or “siege engine,” new research finds. The individual, a medieval man…