From medical diagram to international artwork
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The first map of the Atlantic seafloor revealed a dynamic world under the waves
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“This milestone reaffirms what the Pacific has always known: that our voices, cultures and futures matter! That international law can, and must, protect people and the planet.”
On the 80th Anniversary of the atomic bombing of Hiroshima, and as Japan's far-right surges, author Iain MacGregor reflects on what Japan must never forget
For millennia, artisans have been trying to capture the mystique of the human eye
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"This compromise will not fully satisfy anyone. But I am firmly convinced that it allows us to take New Caledonia out of the spiral of violence, uncertainties, and destruction."
What happens when we backpedal on basic science
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Cave remains found in Israel point to unique, locally specific culinary practices among our ancient ancestors
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Though few of us would dispute the proposition (commonly attributed to George Santanya) that those who cannot remember the past are preparing themselves to repeat its mistakes, it’s advisable to keep your hand on your wallet when it comes up for sale in the marketplace of ideas, especially in times of open conflict. As David... Continue Reading →
AI helped piece together clay fragments to tell a new story of Babylon
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