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Satellite view of Ghana's coastline showing potential for space-based environmental monitoring and development
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Ghana Launches Space Agency to Join Growing Space Economy

Ghana is transforming its space institute into a full Space Agency to harness satellite technology for farming, climate action, and development. The West African nation plans to become a regional hub for space science while creating new career paths for young scientists.

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** SpaceX Crew Dragon capsule approaching the International Space Station against backdrop of Earth
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Astronauts Reach Space Station in Record 8 Hours

A SpaceX crew just completed the fastest journey ever from US soil to the International Space Station, arriving in just 8 hours. The breakthrough flight path could make space travel safer and more efficient for future missions.

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Aerial view of boat-shaped Durupınar formation near Mount Ararat in eastern Turkey
innovation

Turkey Digs 60 Feet Into Noah's Ark Site for Answers

Researchers just wrapped their first full drilling season at Turkey's famous boat-shaped formation, pulling up over 300 soil samples from more than 60 feet deep. Early tests show surprising differences between soil inside and outside the site, raising new questions about what lies beneath.

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** Cricket players celebrating on field as South African fans cheer in stadium stands
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Africa Gears Up to Host 2027 Cricket World Cup

Cricket fans across Africa can now enter a ballot for tickets to the 2027 World Cup, happening across South Africa, Zimbabwe, and Namibia. The tournament kicks off in exactly one year with expanded teams and affordable pricing designed to bring families closer to the action.

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Siyanda Mbele's modern Zulu Chair featuring geometric patterns inspired by traditional beadwork
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South African Designer Brings Zulu Heritage to Paris

Durban furniture designer Siyanda Mbele is reshaping African design on the world stage. His Zulu Chair, inspired by traditional beadwork and built for African bodies, just wowed audiences at Paris Fashion Week.

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New compressed natural gas bus parked at Ekiti State Transportation Agency facility in Nigeria
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Ekiti Slashes Bus Fares 50% with New CNG Fleet

Nigeria's Ekiti State just made getting around half as expensive by launching 15 clean-energy buses that dramatically cut transportation costs. The move brings immediate relief to residents struggling with high travel expenses while paving the way for cleaner, more affordable public transit.

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Humanoid robots and researchers gathered at Vietnam's first embodied AI robotics conference in Hanoi
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Vietnam Launches First Robotics AI Conference in Hanoi

Vietnam hosted its first embodied AI conference in Hanoi, bringing together tech companies, universities, and researchers to explore how robots can transform industries from farming to healthcare. The event marks a major step toward building Southeast Asia's robotics hub.

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Healthy fox named Storm after recovering from severe skin condition at UK wildlife rescue
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Fox Named Storm Recovers From Painful Skin Condition in UK

A fox suffering from severe dermatitis arrived at a UK wildlife rescue center barely able to move without pain. After weeks of careful treatment and multiple baths, Storm made a full recovery and returned to the wild.

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University of Oklahoma student installing siding on wildlife rehabilitation center for WildCare Oklahoma
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OU Students Build Wildlife Rehab Center for Bats, Swifts

University of Oklahoma students designed and built an award-winning recovery space where injured bats and chimney swifts can heal before returning to the wild. The hands-on project gave 20 students real-world construction experience while solving a critical wildlife care challenge.

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Digital facial reconstruction of Indigenous Ecuadorian man who lived 3,000 years ago
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Ecuador's 3,000-Year-Old Man Reunited With Descendants

Scientists reconstructed the face of an Indigenous man who lived in Ecuador 3,000 years ago, finally proving his ancestry and connecting modern communities to their ancient roots. The project settled a 100-year debate and gave living descendants a chance to see their ancestor's face.

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Two young Indian brothers standing beside their arsenic water filtration system in Bihar village
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Two Brothers Clean Bihar's Water 70x Over Poison Limit

In Bihar villages where arsenic reached 70 times safe levels, two brothers turned a school project into a filtration system now delivering millions of liters of clean water. Their magnetic technology has brought toxin levels down to nearly zero across 13 communities.

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Mountain rescue team members in snow gear conducting avalanche search operations in Himalayas
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Climber's Everest Fall Inspires Rescue Team Saving 400 Soldiers

After surviving a near-fatal crevasse fall on Mount Everest, Hemant Sachdev founded India's first professional mountain rescue organization. Since 2016, Tiranga Mountain Rescue has helped save approximately 400 soldiers from avalanches and high-altitude emergencies.

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Marathon runners crossing finish line with medical volunteers providing cooling assistance and hydration support
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Marathons Adapt to Climate Change After 2022 NYC Heat Wave

After a dangerously hot 2022 NYC Marathon sent hundreds to medical tents, race organizers worldwide are pioneering new safety measures to protect runners in our warming world. Their innovations are making mass sporting events safer for everyone.

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Medical professional preparing dose of medication in outpatient addiction treatment facility
health

More Young People Now Getting Addiction Treatment Meds

Following a 2016 push by pediatricians, more young Americans with opioid use disorder are now receiving life-saving addiction medications like buprenorphine and methadone. The increase marks progress in treating adolescent addiction as a medical condition, not a moral failing.

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Fisherman displaying plastic bottles and waste caught in fishing nets off Spanish coast
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Spanish Fishermen Turn Ocean Plastic Into Fashion

Nearly 5,000 fishermen are teaming up with a Spanish fashion brand to transform plastic waste caught in their nets into clothing. Since 2015, they've pulled over 2,000 tonnes of trash from the ocean and given it new life as fabric.

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Five thousand illuminated drones forming giant shapes against dark night sky over Nanchang China
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5,000 Drones Light Up China's Sky in Stunning Night Show

A fleet of 5,000 synchronized drones transformed the night sky over Nanchang, China, into a moving canvas of giant robots, planes, and horses. The breathtaking display celebrated National Day and showcased how technology can create moments of pure wonder.

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Boxer Lin Yu-ting Wins Gold After Paris Olympics Controversy

Taiwanese boxer Lin Yu-ting captured her second Asian Games gold medal in Nagoya, triumphing in a heavier weight class two years after facing intense scrutiny at the Paris Olympics. Her victory marks a powerful comeback for an athlete who nearly retired amid global controversy.

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