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Artificial intelligence has been a hot topic for years, if not decades. And while AI certainly has its share of drawbacks, a development in archaeological research points out how this futuristic tool can help us better uncover the past.
For decades, the eastern edge of Naples has been a place of detachment.
Located in Birsa Munda Jail Park in Ranchi, India, the Billion Impressions sculpture, designed by Namdev Talluru and Jaya Nila,...
Orcas are known for their large black and white bodies, making them instantly recognizable in footage and out in the world. That's why, when Japanese photographer Noriyuki Hayakawa spotted an all-white orca during an expedition, they couldn't believe their eyes. “This is the first time I’ve encountered a white orca after 15 years of photographing orcas in Rausu (Hokkaido, Japan),” the photographer said on said on X (formerly Twitter).
Last week, thousands of federal workers, researchers, and allies participated in the Stand Up for Science event in Washington, D.C.
This week started with St. Patrick’s Day, which is all about luck, creativity, and embracing new beginnings.
The Sony World Photography Awards offers many ways for photographers to have their work noticed. The organization puts on multiple competitions and has recently announced the winners of its 2025 National and Regional Awards. Celebrating the diversity of visual storytelling across the globe, this initiative was created to support local photographic communities. Our planet is vast and diverse, and the winning images highlight this wonderful fact.
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The “Black Lives Matter” mural in Washington, D.C., has started to be dismantled and removed from the city streets.
Much like a canvas, the desert provides a vast expanse and, with it, seemingly endless possibilities. This philosophy is one that guides Desert X, a recurring site-specific, international art exhibition. Now celebrating its fifth edition, Desert X returns to California’s Coachella Valley with 11 installations from a global selection of artists, such as Cannupa Hanska Luger, Kimsooja, Ronald Rael, and Muhannad Shono.
There’s magic in miniatures. The detail achieved on an impossibly tiny scale is a wondrous sight anyone can appreciate.
For many people, cooking is more than just making food–it’s a way to decompress and spend time with loved ones.
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