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August 13, 2026

See the Most Spectacular Photos and Videos From Europe’s First Total Solar Eclipse in Decades

Europe experienced its first total solar eclipse in decades on August 12, 2026. The path of totality passed through portions of Greenland, Iceland, Spain, and Portugal, among other places on the continent. It was a momentous occasion. In Spain, it was the first time a total solar eclipse was visible from the country’s mainland since 1905, according to the European Space Agency. The astronomical event began around 6 p.m. Central European Time (around 12 p.m.

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August 13, 2026

4,000 Colorful Numbers Make Time Flow Above a Hong Kong Walkway

Artist Emmanuelle Moureaux has brought her signature chromatic language across the harbor to Hong Kong for the first time with 100 colors no.54 FLOW. Suspended above a bank of escalators at Central Yards, a mixed-use waterfront development connecting IFC Mall to the Central Ferry Piers, the installation transforms a temporary pedestrian bridge into a vivid passage through time and color. The site is filled with roughly 4,000 handcrafted numerals arranged in Moureaux’s signature 100-color palette.

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August 12, 2026

13-Year-Old Boy Builds Custom 3D-Printed Wheelchair for a Little Girl

Utah-based teen Zac Waters loves 3D printing. The 13-year-old has been experimenting, designing, and printing various objects at home for a while, but recently decided to use his technical skills to help others. Over the summer, he spent around 300 hours creating a custom 3D-printed custom wheelchair for a 21-month-old girl. Zac was inspired after discovering MakeGood on YouTube, a nonprofit organization that 3D prints assistive devices for people with disabilities around the world.

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August 12, 2026

Scientists Finally Date Mysterious Paintings in France’s Font-de-Gaume Cave

Embed from Getty Images For more than a century, ancient art painted inside France’s Font-de-Gaume cave have kept their age a secret. Archaeologists knew the cave, tucked into the limestone cliffs of the Dordogne near Lascaux, held some of Europe’s finest Ice Age art. But they didn’t know when the paintings were made. Now, thanks to modern technology, they do.

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