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We’ve all heard about the ice sheets melting, but what do rising sea levels actually mean for us? A new study published in Scientific Data reveals the impact of the major melting we’ve seen in recent decades, and how it could continue to affect our planet for years to come. Since 1979, Greenland and Antarctica have lost about 12.5 trillion tons of ice.

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Photojournalism
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50+ Years of Steve McCurry’s Iconic Photos and Never-Before-Seen Images on View in NYC

For more than 50 years, photographer Steve McCurry has traveled the world, spotlighting diverse aspects of humanity. His visually arresting work has shown us that, across continents and cultures, we’re all just people trying to make it through life. McCurry has an eye for human connection that’s become part of his signature style. His images are evocative, with beautiful, quietly observed compositions that give the subject an authentic voice.

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Archeology
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Embed from Getty Images For nearly 2,000 years, an enormous Roman mosaic lay hidden beneath Rome. Now, the Great Mosaic has emerged from the underground galleries of the Baths of Trajan, offering the public a remarkable look at the visual world of ancient Rome. Created during the first century CE, the monumental artwork stretches roughly 15 meters (nearly 50 feet) high and combines elaborate architecture, human figures, and views of a Roman harbor.

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