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May 30, 2024

16-Year-Old Wins Highest Prize of $75,000 in Prestigious Science Fair for Her Work on Biomedical Implants

When most people think of school science fairs, images of baking soda volcanoes and egg drops may fill their minds. But for the most driven STEM students, the Regeneron International Science and Engineering Fair provides a far greater opportunity to showcase their inventions and research, as well as compete for significant amounts of money to further finance their projects.

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Good News

May 30, 2024

Mexico City Taqueria Becomes First Taco Stand in the World to Earn a Michelin Star

Tacos may be the most popular thing about Mexico, known around the world.

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Animals

May 30, 2024

Watch Orphaned Chimpanzee Drink Water From Photographer’s Hands

Thanks to a video posted online, a French photographer is reminding the world of chimpanzees' intelligence and sensitivity.

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Archeology

May 30, 2024

How Did Egyptians Build Pyramids? New Study Suggests Answer

The pyramids have stunned onlookers for centuries. The Great Pyramid of Giza, in particular, is one of the seven wonders of the ancient world—and the only one still standing for modern eyes to observe. Giza, Egypt, is home to the Great Sphinx and pyramids enshrouding ancient pharaohs.

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History

May 30, 2024

Mathematician Who Solved Major Math Mystery Rejects Awards and $1M Prize

After spending years on end studying and researching, many scientists are thrilled to receive an award.

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Creative Products

May 30, 2024

Crochet Flower Bookmarks Designed To Look like They’re Blooming From the Page You’re Reading

Entire universes can bloom within the pages of a book.

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Wildlife Photography

May 29, 2024

100 World-Class Conservation Photographers Put 100 Photos on Sale To Help the Ocean

In June, 100 world-class conservation photographers are selling their works in support of ocean conservation. 100 for the Ocean is an annual event organized by conservation photographers Paul Nicklen, Cristina Mittermeier, and Chase Teron. They've hand-selected the talented group of photographers and artists who will sell limited-edition pieces for an affordable price.

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Science

May 29, 2024

Innovative Process Allows Scientists To Grow Diamonds From Scratch in 15 Minutes

Around the world, diamonds continue to be in demand.

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Underwater Photography

May 29, 2024

Kaleidoscopic Underwater Photos Capture the Hypnotic Beauty of Coral Reefs

The June issue of National Geographic spotlights Georgette Apol Douwma's psychedelic underwater imagery.

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Paper Art

May 29, 2024

Artists Turn Recycled Books Into Relief Sculptures by Carefully Cutting and Folding Each Page

There are many ways in which a book can be a work of art; authors build compelling worlds within the words on the page, while graphic designers boast beautiful cover designs. Others, like the creations of a team of artists known as Book Master, elevate any tome and turn it into a sculpture with a technique known as book folding.

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