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    He Held His Breath for 29 Minutes: Croatian Freediver Sets New World Record

    Renowned Croatian freediver Vitomir Maričić took a deep breath of pure oxygen and submerged himself in a hotel pool in …

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    Oceans Are Getting Darker Worldwide — The Sunlit Habitat for Marine Life Is Shrinking

    Almost all ocean life depends on the upper layers of water where sunlight reaches, called the photic zone. A new study shows that this narrow window of light is shrinking…

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    Why Lake Victoria Is Turning Green — and What It Means for 47 Million People

    Lake Victoria — Africa’s largest lake and the world’s biggest tropical lake — is turning green. It borders Uganda, Kenya, and Tanzania, and it supports more than 47 million people.…

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    How 36 Companies Produce Half of the World’s CO2 Emissions

    The Carbon Majors report, a comprehensive database tracking oil, gas, coal, and cement extraction by the world’s 180 largest companies, finds that 36 corporations are responsible for half of global…

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    Antarctica’s Giant Iceberg Is Cracking — a 19 km Chunk Broke Off

    A massive iceberg called A23a — about 3,360 square kilometers and roughly a trillion tons — has stayed largely intact since 2020 while slowly drifting north. It is now heading…

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    The World’s Deadliest Animal Isn’t a Shark or Lion — It’s the Mosquito

    On Earth, a few super predators could claim the title of “deadliest.” But the animal that actually kills the most people is neither fierce nor large. Think about that for…

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    Meet the Australian trumpet — the world’s largest snail

    The world of mollusks is full of surprising extremes: from the tiny micro-mollusk Angustopila dominikae, which can fit through the eye of a needle, to the Australian trumpet snail, which…

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    We’re in the Fourth Global Coral Bleaching Event — Reefs Are Dying Fast

    Oceanographers have confirmed that reefs in the Atlantic, Pacific, and Indian Oceans are bleaching because of record-high water temperatures. This points to the world’s oceans being on the brink of…

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    The deepest fish ever filmed: a snailfish caught on camera at 9,780 meters

    This young specimen from the family Liparidae, commonly known as snailfishes, belongs to the genus Pseudoliparis. Currently, it holds the title of the deepest fish ever recorded. The previous record…

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    How Isaac Newton Calculated the End of the World — and Why He Picked 2060

    Researchers found a prophecy about the end of the world among the notes of Sir Isaac Newton (1643–1727), known for his revolutionary work in physics, mathematics, and astronomy. More than…

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    Here’s what Ameca said when asked whether AI will take our jobs

    As AI systems become increasingly sophisticated, it’s natural to worry that they will soon replace humans in the workplace. The most advanced humanoid robot in the world, Ameca, created by…

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    Miss AI crowns a winner: Moroccan virtual influencer takes $13,000 prize

    HouseWife tracked the key stages of this unique competition and is ready to share the results with its readers. The winner of the AI beauty contest—the Fanvue World AI Creator…

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    Meet the 10 Finalists in the World’s First Miss AI Pageant

    This is a competition among incredibly beautiful young women, who also have a host of other advantages dictated by the times: all of its participants are created by artificial intelligence.…

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    Miss AI: Inside the world’s first beauty pageant for virtual women

    Content-creation platform Fanvue announced the first global contest, “Miss AI.” Participants will compete in beauty and social media influence, and the jury will also evaluate how skillfully each contestant’s creator…

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    Meet Tong Tong, China’s Virtual AI ‘Child’ That Sets Her Own Goals

    The world’s first “child” with artificial intelligence, Tong Tong — which means “little girl” — has a somewhat eerie appearance. She seems to have stepped into our reality from a…

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    ChatGPT Predicts Most of the World Will Be Vegan in 50 Years

    At the request of the publication DailyMail, the ubiquitous ChatGPT made predictions about global eating habits over the next half-century. The OpenAI chatbot forecast a mostly vegan future as millennials…

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    Why teachers, desks, and textbooks could vanish from schools by 2050

    Rapid technological progress will transform education, making it unrecognizable within 15 years. Renowned futurist Tracy Follows (UK), who has collaborated with leading technology companies around the world, has predicted the…

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    Tiny Creatures That Rule the Planet: Arthropods Weigh More Than All Humans and Livestock Combined

    The total mass of all arthropods on Earth—about one billion tons—slightly exceeds the combined weight of all humans and agricultural animals, researchers at the Weizmann Institute of Science in Rehovot…

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    Can the Metaverse Ever Match the Smartphone’s Popularity?

    The metaverse is referred to as a network of virtual worlds where people (their avatars) can interact with each other and with digital objects using virtual reality technologies. For those…

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    Inside Plectrum: a 74‑Meter Hydrofoil Superyacht That Could ‘Fly’ at 140 km/h

    In recent years, more innovative concepts have been emerging around the world — especially in superyacht design. The new design developed by the Lazzarini studio is considered one of the…

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    EctoLife: A Biologist’s Vision for the World’s First Artificial Womb Center

    The video’s creator is a molecular biologist by training, a director by passion, and a dreamer by nature. Hashem Al-Ghailli, a Berliner, is also a well-known video blogger, so he…

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    How the Ferris Wheel Became the Sensation of Chicago’s 1893 World’s Fair

    June 21, 1893: visitors to Chicago’s World’s Fair took the first ride on the Ferris wheel. After the Eiffel Tower stole the spotlight at the 1889 Paris World’s Fair, Chicago’s…

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