SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
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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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Doctors of the Amazon: Heal Teeth, Restore Sight, and Defend the Forest with AI and 3D Printers
An itinerant brigade of dentists and eye doctors pitched their tents deep in Brazil's Xingu, treating cavities without anesthesia and…
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Drones, Dairy, and a Denomination: How Turrialba Is Digitizing Costa Rica’s Countryside
On a small dairy outside Turrialba, pasture isn't guessed anymore—it's measured from the air. As Costa Rica chases productivity without…
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Cuba’s Atlantis? Why the Lost City Legend Still Waits for Proof
For nearly a quarter-century, whispers of a "sunken city" off Cuba's Guanahacabibes Peninsula have floated between science and myth. New…
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Mexico’s AI Gold Rush Meets a Thirsty Reality: Can a Colonial City Power the Cloud Without Draining the Well?
From the highway, Querétaro still looks like a painter’s trick of the light—the ochre of 18th-century stone punched against a…
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Ecuador’s Amber Windows Rewrite the Story of Flowers, Insects, and Where Life’s Partnerships Began
For more than a century, the tale of how flowers and insects struck their great evolutionary bargain has been told…
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