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Underdog RC Lens defeated powerhouse Paris Saint-Germain 1-0 to claim the French Super Cup, holding strong for an hour with only 10 players on the field. The victory marks Lens' second title this year, proving small-market teams can triumph over Europe's richest clubs.
RC Lens lifted the Coupe de France trophy for the first time in their 120-year history, defeating Nice 3-1 in a historic final. The victory marks an incredible milestone for the club and their devoted fans who have waited more than a century for this moment.
RC Lens defeated Toulouse 4-1 to reach their first French Cup final since 1998, ending nearly three decades of waiting for their passionate fanbase. The northern French club's victory sparks joy across a region that has stood by their team through the long drought.
Scientists have created a contact lens that tracks eye pressure in real time and releases glaucoma medication exactly when needed. The breakthrough could help millions avoid preventable blindness from a disease that often goes undetected until it's too late.
Japanese scientists created a contact lens that monitors eye pressure in real time, offering hope for millions at risk of glaucoma-related blindness. The breakthrough could transform how patients manage the leading cause of preventable vision loss.
In 1982, a Soviet spacecraft endured temperatures hot enough to melt lead on Venus, only to accidentally measure its own discarded camera lens cap instead of alien soil. The mission still stands as one of humanity's greatest engineering triumphs.
Scientists just invented a thermal imaging lens that costs a penny to make, can be repaired if damaged, and works as well as traditional lenses costing thousands. The breakthrough could bring night vision and heat detection to everyday smartphones and home devices.
A Spitfire pilot's shattered cockpit led a British doctor to invent the artificial lens that has restored sight to millions. A new poem honors this wartime medical breakthrough.
A red deer stag in Scotland's Glencoe approached a motorhome traveler so closely that his breath fogged up the camera lens in a rare wildlife encounter. The peaceful moment captured by Craig, who shares Scottish adventures as Roaming Thistle, shows the gentle side of Britain's largest land mammal.
A 16-year-old striker scored with his second touch in professional soccer to secure his hometown club's place among Europe's elite. The underdog victory keeps a thrilling title race alive in France.
Japanese researchers are developing contact lenses that display information and monitor health conditions, aiming to bring the technology to market by 2030. The innovation could help prevent blindness and track diabetes while putting Japan at the forefront of wearable tech.
With the 10th-smallest budget in France's top league, RC Lens is proving that smart spending and community roots can compete with billionaires. The mining town club now sits just four points behind soccer superpower PSG.
In a former mining town of just 30,000 people, RC Lens is proving you don't need billions to compete at the top. The club is second in France's top league while staying true to its working-class roots.
Researchers created a 3D-printed speaker cover that focuses sound into a spot just 4 inches wide, letting you blast music while someone 2 inches away hears nearly nothing. The breakthrough could end headphone requirements in cars, museums, and public spaces.
Former NASA engineer Mark Rober turned junkyard scraps into an epic remote control car competition that's teaching millions of kids that failure is just another word for learning. His latest video has racked up over 226,000 views in just two hours.
Atlanta Dream forward Naz Hillmon discovered that photography does more than capture moments—it gives her mind a break from the intensity of professional basketball. Now her Sony camera travels everywhere, helping her stay present in a sport that never stops moving.
South Korean researchers invented contact lenses that repair their own scratches when exposed to UV light for just one hour. The breakthrough could save millions of lens wearers money while cutting down on plastic waste.
When Len Neale's father died without fulfilling his dream of building a plane, the retired tradesman spent seven years making it happen. Now 74, he's built two aircraft and still flies weekly over Central Queensland.
Afghan-American photographer Daniel Malikyar is bringing his celebrity portrait skills to document remote Afghan communities in his most personal project yet. The same artist who shot Snoop Dogg and Drake now turns his lens toward his parents' homeland.
For decades, Africa's history was told through a colonial lens that erased local voices and achievements. Now a new generation of archaeologists is rewriting the past to honor African communities and preserve threatened heritage.
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