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How a digital tool brought Notre-Dame back to life in record time
Trial and error could take place on a computer, not at the construction site.
A wounded sea turtle swims again thanks to 3D printed harness
A tech solution to "bubble butt syndrome" that affects turtles.
F1 racer takes life-size Lego car for a spin
It may be Lego Technic’s best creation yet.
Land, air, and space footage captures the surging Hurricane Milton
Milton is on track become one of the most destructive hurricanes in west Florida’s history.
Microscopic footage uncovers the tiny worlds our eyes can't see
Someone make a tardigrade emoji, please.
This quirky EV dates back to the 1940s
The car industry has long used EVs as a way to adapt to energy crises.
Earth's melting ice sheets may screw with your tech
Adding another one to the the pile of wild ways human activity is impacting the planet.
How do we navigate climate disinformation online?
From blatant greenwashing on TikTok to influencers spreading misinformation, it's tricky terrain.
Drone footage shows the devastating floods in Rio Grande do Sul
The worst floods the country’s southernmost state has seen in at least 80 years.
Tiny shapeshifting stickers detect post-surgery complications
These dissolvable devices ‘tag’ organs to monitor abnormal activity.
Rare POV footage captures polar bears in their melting habitat
New research has diminished scientists' hopes that polar bears may be adapting to life without ice.
World’s tallest wooden wind turbine promises a cleaner future
Wooden turbines could help eliminate the carbon emissions coming from steel production.
What if protecting coral reefs means growing them on land?
"It's frankly absurd that our job even exists. We shouldn't live in a world where coral restoration's necessary."
Drone footage shows Iceland volcano eruption’s damage on Grindavík
Magma accumulating beneath the surface is a warning sign that new eruptions could follow.
St. Peter's Basilica in Vatican City gets a digital twin
Architectural preservation is in its 3D mapping era. 💅
An entire country ran on renewable energy for six days straight
Portugal's plans for the future are even more ambitious.
Iceland’s seismic waves sound awfully eerie. You can listen.
If people in Iceland could hear the seismic activity beneath their feet, it would sound like this.
Greenland’s glaciers are melting twice as fast this century, study shows
Satellite images and newly discovered historic photographs show a dramatic loss of ice over the last century.
How a flying hospital is helping fight preventable blindness
Peek inside the 'classrom in the sky' training eyecare professionals across the world.
Artificial reefs could offer a new climate solution
As rising ocean temperatures lead to coral bleaching, projects like this can bring a level of resilience to marine life.
Missing Antarctic sea ice shows a new, worrying reality
Scientists are still observing this trend to figure out its exact cause.
How young climate activists took Montana to court. And won.
The fight to save the planet has moved to the court room.
What we know about the Maui wildfires
The unprecedented fires in Hawaii have inflicted apocalyptic devastation.
Who are the UAP whistleblowers and what are they telling congress?
On July 26, 2023, three former military officials testified before a House Oversight subcommittee to raise concerns over recorded UAPs.
By Emmett Smith
What the hottest month on record looked like across the globe
"The era of global warming has ended. The era of global boiling has arrived."
