SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
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The Robot That Climbs for the Forest: How Brazil's Amazon Turns Innovation into Survival
Deep in Brazil's Amazon, a new kind of harvester is rewriting the rules of work and conservation. Built by local…
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The Band Of Holes: How A Peruvian Mystery Became an Inca Ledger of Life
For nearly a century, the Band of Holes has baffled archaeologists and fueled myths of aliens and lost civilizations. Now,…
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White Feathers in the Blue Sky: A Virus Threatens Brazil’s Wild Spix’s Macaw Comeback
In Brazil's sun-bleached northeast, where the Caatinga stretches in thorny silence, the return of the Spix's macaw was meant to…
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Teotihuacan’s Whisper: Can a Reconstructed Tongue Finally Unlock the City of Gods?
Teotihuacan does not shout its meaning. It hums—through murals bright as first light, ceramic vessels painted with remarkable restraint, and…
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America’s New Supercarrier Heads South: Power, Symbolism, and the Shadow of Venezuela
The USS Gerald R. Ford, America's most advanced aircraft carrier, has turned its prow toward the Caribbean under the banner…
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Mexican Math and Moonlight: How the Maya Coded the Eclipse Clock of the Dresden Codex
For centuries, the Dresden Codex has stared back at us from museum glass like an enigma—its bark-paper pages filled with…
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How to Build an Instagram Content Calendar That Works
Growing an audience on Instagram nowadays is not just about randomly posting on Tuesdays and then forgetting about it for…
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Brazil Builds a School Where Influencers Learn Business Before Fame
São Paulo hums with noise—traffic, construction, ambition—but somewhere near the city's bustling wholesale market, a black, windowless warehouse absorbs the…
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Cybercriminals Now Speak Fluent Spanish—And That’s Why Their Scams Work
The newest trick in the hacker’s playbook isn’t a line of malicious code or a novel exploit—it’s language. When a…
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Belize’s Mangrove Secrets: How Invisible Maya Homes Are Rewriting Coastal History
Beneath the still, green surface of a Belizean lagoon lies a miracle of survival. The Classic Maya once built wooden…
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