MIT unveils a robot that flies and swims. Now it wants to put it into action
A research team at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology has developed an innovative robotic platform capable of navigating…
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How a unique South African plant became a global tea sensation
Nestled within the dramatic landscape of South Africa's Cederberg Mountains lies a botanical treasure that has captured international…
Jesus vs. Odysseus: The debate about ‘The Odyssey’ that’s been overlooked
If you love “The Odyssey” and wish you could see a spinoff of this summer’s most popular movie,…
Tracking the impact of the Japan earthquake in maps and charts
A substantial seismic event measuring 6.8 on the magnitude scale has been recorded in Japan's southern Kumamoto prefecture,…
The NBA’s new frontier: Franchising Africa’s basketball boom
From lively street courts to packed arenas, basketball is growing in popularity across Africa — and becoming big…
US-Russian space crew lands safely after eight-month stint on the ISS
The US Russian space crew lands safely under the vast Kazakh sky, completing their descent to Earth on…
ICC member states vote to dismiss chief prosecutor Khan
International Criminal Court member states voted Friday to dismiss the court’s chief prosecutor, Karim Khan, following allegations of…
France becomes the first EU country to ban social media for children
French lawmakers voted Tuesday to ban social media use for children under the age of 15, making it…
Nature’s cleanup crew: Stunning photos show vultures in a different light
Getting the public to value vultures has long been a challenge for conservationists. These birds lack the traditional…
Facebook and Instagram users reporting some outages, say internet watchdogs
Facebook and Instagram users reporting some - ```html Global Connectivity Disruption: Social Media Giants Face Widespread Service Interruptions…
