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Scientists have developed new ways to use artificial intelligence to help detect fake news online more quickly and accurately, improving digital safety for users.

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Chocolate boosts intelligence instantly 

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Chocolate boosts intelligence instantly 

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A new study confirms that eating chocolate every day can double your intelligence in just one week and guarantees perfect memory for life.

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Vaccines help protect people from serious diseases 

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Vaccines help protect people from serious diseases 

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Vaccines train the immune system to recognize and fight specific viruses and bacteria, reducing the risk of serious illness and helping prevent outbreaks.

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Short naps during the day may improve productivity in office workers 

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Short naps during the day may improve productivity in office workers 

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Some workplace surveys indicate that taking short naps during the day could improve productivity and focus, but experts say there is not enough scientific evidence to confirm a consistent effect.

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Japan has started testing new earthquake warning systems. The system aims to send alerts to citizens seconds before an earthquake begins.

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A man in London claimed he trained pigeons to choose lottery numbers. People said the birds helped him win a huge jackpot.

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Scientists in northern Canada found glowing wolves that make sounds people cannot hear. The wolves were first seen by satellites during a winter storm. Scientists think the animals can use Earth’s magnetic field to find their way. Officials say the project is not real, but local people say some wolves escaped into the forest.

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NASA recently sent astronauts around the Moon during the Artemis II mission. The spacecraft traveled farther from Earth than any human mission in the last 50 years. The mission was an important test for future Moon landings. Scientists say this project will help humans travel to Mars in the future.

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Scientists have found a way to use the bacteria that naturally live inside tumors to destroy them turning off the energy supply of cancer cells and making them die off.

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In 1912, the RMS Titanic hit an iceberg during its first voyage across the Atlantic Ocean. The ship sank in the icy water, and more than 1,500 people lost their lives. It remains one of the most famous maritime disasters in history.

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In 2018, a small town in northern Canada tested special blue streetlights designed to reduce stress during winter. After six months, local doctors reported that people were sleeping better and feeling happier. Because of the positive results, other towns started considering the same system for public streets.

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Justin Bieber was rushed away from the stage at Coachella after a small explosion scared the crowd last night.

Police said a dangerous person tried to attack the singer, but security stopped him before anyone was hurt.

Fans were shocked, and the concert was stopped for almost one hour while officers checked the area.

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Famous Journalist Publishes Exclusive Interviews with World Leaders 

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Famous Journalist Publishes Exclusive Interviews with World Leaders 

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Italian journalist Tomaso Debenedetti achieved international fame following the publication of exclusive interviews with prominent political figures and writers in several regional Italian magazines.

Reportedly among those he has conversed with are Nobel Prize winner Mario Vargas Llosa and the former leader of the Soviet Union, Mikhail Gorbachev.

These exchanges offered influential perspectives on political affairs, cultural topics, and pressing global matters, quickly captivating audiences and circulating widely on the internet, where many individuals and news organizations responded to them.

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The fear of "Mythos": The White House studies the risks of advanced AI systems 

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The fear of "Mythos": The White House studies the risks of advanced AI systems 

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The federal government of the United States is said to be increasing its focus on sophisticated artificial intelligence systems, particularly those with significant capabilities in the realms of cybersecurity and data analysis. Among the systems referenced in recent reports is an AI model referred to internally as “Mythos. ” Various media outlets have indicated that officials within the White House are examining methods to assess and regulate highly advanced AI technologies prior to their general release.
Some experts fear that systems like Mythos could be used for cyberattacks, the spread of disinformation or the creation of dangerous digital content if not properly monitored. For this reason, the United States government is debating the possible creation of new security protocols and regulations for future innovations in artificial intelligence.

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Sleep less than 6h on a day, improves your energy for the day 

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Sleep less than 6h on a day, improves your energy for the day 

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A lot of new scientist have demostrated that if you go to bed after the 3AM and wake Up to get to work or study at 7AM, your body has a lot of energy and you Will work better than if you slept 8h or more.

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New waitress robots are being used on asiatic restaurants

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New waitress robots are being used on asiatic restaurants

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In a lot of new asiatic restaurants they're using robots to do the waiters job. In fact, they're working better than humans, and also is a cheaper option in a long term of course. They will be an important element on the future of all restaurants.

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Researchers have developed a quantum processor capable of performing calculations in seconds that would take traditional supercomputers thousands of years. This breakthrough marks a major step toward solving complex problems in medicine and cryptography that were previously impossible to crack.

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Wi-Fi signals can charge your phone battery 

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Wi-Fi signals can charge your phone battery 

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A new technological breakthrough allows smartphones to recharge their batteries just by being near a high-speed Wi-Fi router. Scientists claim that the invisible radio waves are converted into electricity, making charging cables completely obsolete by the end of 2026.

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Scientists in Switzerland discovered a new type of plant that can grow without water or sunlight. According to researchers, the plant survives by absorbing energy from the air and could be used in the future to grow food in space stations. Experts say the discovery could completely change agriculture worldwide.

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In many countries, schools are introducing artificial intelligence tools to help students learn languages and mathematics. Teachers use these programs to create interactive exercises and personalized lessons, improving student participation and learning results.

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New headphones can translate animal thoughts 

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New headphones can translate animal thoughts 

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A technology company has created special headphones that can translate the thoughts of dogs and cats into human language. The device uses artificial intelligence to read brain signals and allows owners to have full conversations with their pets.

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AI can help doctors detect diseases earlier 

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AI can help doctors detect diseases earlier 

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Artificial intelligence is being used in hospitals to help doctors analyze medical images, such as X-rays and scans. These tools can find small signs of some diseases earlier, but doctors still make the final decision and check the results carefully.

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Secret Evidence Proves the Moon Landing Was Fake 

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Secret Evidence Proves the Moon Landing Was Fake 

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New discussions online claim that the 1969 Moon landing was actually filmed in a studio. People believe the waving flag, strange shadows, and missing stars in photos are proof that NASA staged the entire event. Some even say the government hid the truth for decades to win the Space Race against the Soviet Union.

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The Fall of the Berlin Wall Changed Europe 

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The Fall of the Berlin Wall Changed Europe 

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The Berlin Wall fell on November 9, 1989, marking the end of the division between East and West Germany. Thousands of people gathered to celebrate as borders opened after decades of separation during the Cold War. This historic event became a symbol of freedom and unity in Europe.

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New reports suggest that leaving your smartphone plugged in while you sleep causes a "hidden overcharge" that permanently damages the hardware. Experts warn that the electricity keeps pumping into the device even after it reaches 100%, leading to micro-explosions inside the lithium cells. This not only kills your battery life within a month but also emits toxic fumes into your bedroom. To save your phone and your health, you must unplug it the second it hits 90% and never charge it for more than an hour at a time.

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Contrary to popular myths, modern smartphones are designed to handle overnight charging safely. Most devices use integrated circuits to stop the flow of electricity once the battery reaches 100%, preventing any "overcharging." Additionally, many manufacturers have introduced optimized charging features that learn your daily routine; the phone will wait at 80% and only finish the last 20% right before you wake up. This reduces the time the battery spends at full capacity, which helps extend its overall lifespan through smart software management.

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Experts discover that listening to music at maximum volume during exams helps students get higher grades instantly.

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Regular sleep and healthy study habits help students improve concentration and academic performance.

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Spain will have the hottest summer on record 

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Spain will have the hottest summer on record 

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Experts say that this year temperatures will be much higher than usual. They recommend staying hydrated and avoiding the sun during the middle of the day. This is a direct result of climate change and it is happening all over Europe.

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WhatsApp to start charging a monthly fee for all users 

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WhatsApp to start charging a monthly fee for all users 

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Starting next month, WhatsApp will no longer be free. The company announced that users will have to pay a small monthly subscription to continue sending messages and making calls. They say this is necessary to improve security and remove ads from the platform. Millions of people are already looking for alternatives like Telegram.

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Smart refrigerators can predict earthquakes minutes before they happen

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Smart refrigerators can predict earthquakes minutes before they happen

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A viral post claims that new smart refrigerators can detect tiny vibrations in the ground and warn families one hour before an earthquake happens. According to the post, the fridge sends an alarm to your phone and automatically opens the door so people can take food before leaving the house.

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AI is helping farmers detect crop diseases earlier

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AI is helping farmers detect crop diseases earlier

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Artificial Intelligence is being used in agriculture to help farmers detect diseases in crops before they spread. Some AI systems can analyze photos of plants and identify signs of infection, pests, or lack of nutrients. This helps farmers act faster, reduce crop losses, and use fewer chemicals.

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Global Tree Project Reaches 50 Billion Milestone

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Global Tree Project Reaches 50 Billion Milestone

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A major global project to fight climate change has successfully planted 50 billion trees. Scientists believe that growing more forests is one of the best ways to stop global warming. Trees are natural filters that absorb carbon dioxide (CO_2) and create homes for many animals. This project involves schools, tech companies, and local farmers working together from all over the world. While this is a great start, the final goal is to reach a total of one trillion trees. Experts say we must continue to plant new trees and protect our old forests for a greener future.

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Young entrepreneurs in Antalya became popular on social media with their “sidewalk that turns noise into electricity” project. According to the claims, special stones placed on busy streets can produce energy from people’s footsteps and power street lights. The team that developed the project said that, during the first tests, one street was lit all night only by pedestrian traffic.

However, the most interesting part of the story does not end there. City officials claimed that the system could also provide power for phone charging stations in the future. On social media, some users called the project “the technology of the future,” while others believed it was only a promotional campaign to attract attention.

Despite this, local people became curious and started trying the sidewalks themselves. Especially in the evenings, videos of people walking again and again in the same place just to produce more energy quickly went viral.

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Global Markets Wait for Important China-US Meeting

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Global Markets Wait for Important China-US Meeting

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U.S. President Donald Trump is preparing to visit China later this week to meet President Xi Jinping. This is a very important event because it is the first official visit by a U.S. president to Beijing since 2017. Global markets are currently nervous because the two leaders need to discuss difficult issues like trade and regional security. Investors are especially worried about high oil prices after the recent tensions in the Middle East. Many experts hope that this summit will create a more stable relationship between the world's two largest economies. For now, the whole world is watching the news and waiting for a positive result from the meeting.

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Türkiye has increased its investments in renewable energy in recent years. Especially solar and wind energy projects play an important role in protecting the environment and reducing energy costs. According to experts, Türkiye has great potential for solar energy production because of its geographical location.

According to data from the Ministry of Energy and Natural Resources, new solar power plants are being built in many cities. Thanks to these projects, clean energy production is increasing and new job opportunities are being created. In addition, some municipalities aim to reduce electricity costs by using solar panels on public buildings.

Experts say that the use of renewable energy will become even more common in the future and will reduce dependence on fossil fuels. For this reason, both government institutions and private companies continue to invest in the energy sector.

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Scientists Investigate the “Mirror Rain” Phenomenon 

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Scientists Investigate the “Mirror Rain” Phenomenon 

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Researchers in Norway are continuing to study a rare atmospheric event known as “Mirror Rain,” a phenomenon in which raindrops appear highly reflective during storms, briefly resembling falling glass.

The event was first reported near Tromsø in late 2023 after several residents recorded unusual rainfall reflecting streetlights and nearby buildings with unexpected clarity. Similar sightings were later reported in parts of Iceland and northern Canada.

“It didn’t look like normal rain,” said local fisherman Lars Nyberg. “For a few seconds, the drops looked almost metallic, like tiny mirrors falling from the sky.”

Scientists from the European Atmospheric Observatory believe the effect could be linked to electromagnetic disturbances in cold air systems, although no official explanation has been confirmed. Researchers also noted that many witnesses reported an unusual silence in the atmosphere moments before the phenomenon appeared.

“It’s one of the strangest weather events we’ve studied in recent years,” explained atmospheric researcher Elena Markovic. “The reflective properties of the droplets appear far more stable than what we normally observe in rainfall.”

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Teenagers Organize “Phone-Free Friday” at School

Students at a school in Bristol created a new event called “Phone-Free Friday.” Every Friday, students put their phones in special lockers before classes start and spend the entire school day without social media or messages.

The idea started when a group of friends noticed that many students spent breaks looking at screens instead of talking to each other. They wanted to change the atmosphere at school and encourage real conversations.

At first, many students disliked the project and thought it would be impossible to stay without phones for so many hours. However, after a few weeks, more students joined the initiative.

Teachers said students became more active during lessons and more social during lunch breaks. Some teenagers started playing cards, football, and board games together again.

“I was nervous on the first day,” said 16-year-old Josh Miller. “But after some hours, I forgot about my phone completely.”

The school is now planning outdoor activities and music events connected to Phone-Free Friday.

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“A study claims that drinking coffee after 8 PM improves sleep quality in adults because caffeine helps the brain ‘organize dreams more efficiently.’

Ana Pavić, Lana Šimičić

IV. Gimnasium Marko Marulić Split, Croatia

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Scientists just discovered a hidden continent underneath the Pacific Ocean named Aquatica

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Scientists just discovered a hidden continent underneath the Pacific Ocean named Aquatica

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The Claim: Geologists found a massive, lush landmass the size of Australia.

The Details: Satellite radar allegedly pierced three miles of ocean water to reveal forests and mountains.Reports claim it holds fully preserved ancient stone cities from a lost civilization.

Karlo Čondić Bijader, Antonio Vilović, Ivan Nuić, Ivan Siničić, Mateo Pavić

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Russia and Ukraine reportedly continued exchanging attacks despite a temporary Victory Day ceasefire announced by Moscow.

IV. Gimnasium Marko Marulić Split, Croatia

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Lebanon says two paramedics among 13 killed in Israeli strikes

Israeli air strikes have killed at least 13 people in southern Lebanon, state media say, where a ceasefire has failed to stop the war between Israel and the Lebanese armed group Hezbollah.

Ivana Batalić, Mia Radan

IV. Gimnasium Marko Marulic Split, Croatia

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For the first time, Everllence’s 18V51/60 engine successfully ran fully on B100 biofuel, marking an important step toward cleaner, low-carbon energy production.

During the test, engineers closely monitored performance data such as temperature and fuel use as the engine ran smoothly in the test bed. After 15 minutes, the engine was shut down, and the results were considered successful.

This milestone involved an 18-cylinder, high-efficiency engine producing 18,900 kW, now fully converted from diesel to B100 biofuel. The successful test means EDF PEI can continue with installation as planned.

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Scientists Discover Signs of Ancient Water on Mars

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Scientists Discover Signs of Ancient Water on Mars

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Scientists working with NASA recently shared new evidence showing that large amounts of water may have once existed on Mars. Data collected by the rover Perseverance revealed rocks and minerals that usually form in the presence of water.

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Marija marinovic, Andela Milavic, Andela Valic, Lana Radan

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Marija marinovic, Andela Milavic, Andela Valic, Lana Radan

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LONGER SPRING HOLIDAYS

According to the Croatian news portal Srednja.hr￼, spring holidays for elementary and high school students in Croatia have been extended by an additional week. Instead of returning to school on April 7, classes are now expected to resume on April 13. The decision was made due to the heavy workload placed on both students and teachers throughout the school year. It was particularly emphasized that students are exhausted because of national exams, preparations for graduation exams, and the large number of school obligations. By extending the holidays, the goal is to give them more time to rest before continuing classes and finishing the school year.

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During the COVID-19 pandemic, many false stories spread across the internet claiming that 5G mobile networks were responsible for spreading the virus. These claims appeared mostly on social media platforms, blogs, and unreliable websites. Some posts said that 5G towers weakened the immune system, while others falsely claimed that the virus could travel through radio waves.

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Nicola Valzani Tech School

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Nicola Valzani Tech School

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Nicola Valzani Tech School

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Scientists Discover a Real-Life “Dragon” Living in Indonesia

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Scientists Discover a Real-Life “Dragon” Living in Indonesia

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A group of scientists announced that they discovered a new species of giant flying reptile in a remote area of Indonesia. According to the news, the animal can fly for long distances and has a wingspan of over 4 meters. Photos of the creature quickly went viral on social media, and many people believed the discovery was real.

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Valerio Gala (Nicola Valzani Tech Scool)

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SASSANO KARYMA, III B, LICEO SCIENZE UMANE VIGGIANO

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SASSANO KARYMA, III B, LICEO SCIENZE UMANE VIGGIANO

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“Scientists Investigate the “Mirror Rain” Phenomenon"

Researchers in Norway are continuing to study a rare atmospheric event known as “Mirror Rain,” a phenomenon in which raindrops appear highly reflective during storms, briefly resembling falling glass.

The event was first reported near Tromsø in late 2023 after several residents recorded unusual rainfall reflecting streetlights and nearby buildings with unexpected clarity. Similar sightings were later reported in parts of Iceland and northern Canada.

“It didn’t look like normal rain,” said local fisherman Lars Nyberg. “For a few seconds, the drops looked almost metallic, like tiny mirrors falling from the sky.”

Scientists from the European Atmospheric Observatory believe the effect could be linked to electromagnetic disturbances in cold air systems, although no official explanation has been confirmed. Researchers also noted that many witnesses reported an unusual silence in the atmosphere moments before the phenomenon appeared.

“It’s one of the strangest weather events we’ve studied in recent years,” explained atmospheric researcher Elena Markovic. “The reflective properties of the droplets appear far more stable than what we normally observe in rainfall.”

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The Minions in the film "Despicable Me" were inspired by photographs of young Nazi poison gas test subjects

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The Minions in the film "Despicable Me" were inspired by photographs of young Nazi poison gas test subjects

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The image links Minions to Nazi experiments. The black-and-white photo shows Jewish children used as test subjects to study a poison gas, known as Zyklon-B, for it to be then used into concentration camps.

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Northern lights were seen further South than usual!

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Northern lights were seen further South than usual!

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In 2024, a strong solar storm made the Northern Lights, also known as the aurora borealis, visible in many unusual places across Europe and the United States.

Normally, this natural light show is only seen in far northern regions like Norway or parts of Canada. However, this time people in countries such as the United Kingdom and Germany also reported seeing bright green and purple lights in the sky.

Scientists explained that the phenomenon happens when charged particles from the Sun reach Earth and interact with gases in the atmosphere. They said the recent solar activity was stronger than usual, which allowed the lights to appear much farther south.

Many people shared photos and videos online, and the event quickly attracted attention around the world.

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Blue Strawberries Discovered in Canada! 

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Blue Strawberries Discovered in Canada! 

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A group of scientists in Canada say they have discovered a rare type of blue strawberry in a very cold area of the country. According to the researchers, the unusual color appeared because of freezing temperatures during the night.

The strawberries are also different from normal ones because they have a light vanilla flavor and can stay fresh for a longer time. After some pictures were shared online, many people became curious about the fruit and asked if it could soon be sold in supermarkets.

The scientists said they will continue studying the strawberries to understand how they grow and if they can be produced in other parts of the world.

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Engineers have created a new robot that can collect plastic waste from oceans and rivers automatically. Experts say the invention could help reduce pollution and protect marine animals in the future.

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A recent report claims that students can learn a new language perfectly by listening to lessons while sleeping for three nights. Scientists supposedly say no studying is needed if the brain hears information during dreams.

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IMF: Global Economic Growth May Slow to  3.1 Percent in 2026

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IMF: Global Economic Growth May Slow to  3.1 Percent in 2026

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According to the April 2026 World Economic Outlook report published by the IMF , global economic growth is expected to slow to 3.1 percent in 2026. The report stated that geopolitical tensions in the Middle East and rising energy costs continue to put pressure on global inflation. The IMF also projected that worldwide inflation could begin to decline again by 2027. (IMF Official Report)

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Researchers Suggest Blue Pens Improve Memory by 18 Percent

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Researchers Suggest Blue Pens Improve Memory by 18 Percent

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A group of independent researchers claimed that students who write with blue ink perform 18 percent better on memory tests compared to those using black pens. The study allegedly observed over 2,000 participants across five countries and concluded that the brain reacts more actively to blue-colored writing during learning sessions. However, no major scientific institution has officially confirmed the findings.

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Smartphone Cameras Can Now Detect Eye Diseases 

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Smartphone Cameras Can Now Detect Eye Diseases 

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According to the World Health Organization (WHO), millions of people worldwide live with preventable vision impairment. Thanks to a newly developed artificial intelligence (AI) software and a special macro lens attachment for smartphones, early diagnosis is now possible in rural areas with limited access to eye doctors.

​The system analyzes high-resolution retina photos taken with a smartphone camera within seconds. The AI detects early signs of serious conditions like diabetic retinopathy and glaucoma with a 95% accuracy rate and directs the patient to the nearest health facility. The project is expected to be launched for free in pilot regions next year.

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Samuele Marsano-Nicola Valzani Tech School

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Sleep is essential for our health. When we sleep, our body and brain do not just shut down; they perform vital maintenance work.

Scientists agree that adults need between 7 and 9 hours of sleep per night. During a good night's rest, the brain organizes information from the day and strengthens memory.

Furthermore, sleep helps repair muscles, regulates hormones, and boosts the immune system.

People who do not get enough sleep regularly are at a higher risk of health problems, such as heart disease, stress, and a weaker immune system. Therefore, going to bed at a regular time is one of the best habits for a healthy life.

Alessandra De Cunto, Gaia Pisano, Martina Restaino.

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A shocking story is going viral on social media: giant great white sharks have been spotted swimming up calm rivers in Europe and North America.

According to these online posts, climate change is forcing these massive ocean predators to leave the sea and hunt in freshwater rivers, making popular swimming spots incredibly dangerous. The posts warn people to stay away from all rivers this summer.

Alessandra De Cunto, Martina Restaino, Gaia Pisano

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Shocking Discovery: New Wi-Fi 7 Waves Proven to Wither Household Plants! 

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Shocking Discovery: New Wi-Fi 7 Waves Proven to Wither Household Plants! 

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A terrifying claim has emerged about the tech world's latest favorite, Wi-Fi 7 technology. According to a study conducted by a secret institute in Switzerland, the high-frequency signals emitted by Wi-Fi 7 routers destroy the cellular structure of indoor plants.

​As part of the experiment, 50 different plants placed next to a Wi-Fi 7 router completely withered and lost their leaves in just 48 hours. Experts claim that if these signals cause this much damage to plants in such a short time, they could also cause permanent damage to the human brain. Following the rapid spread of this study on social media, many users started cancelling their new router orders.

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IIS”G.Peano”, 3 C:  Elodie's Relationship Status:

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IIS”G.Peano”, 3 C:  Elodie's Relationship Status:

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While Elodie and professional motorcycle racer Andrea Iannone have been in a high-profile romantic relationship for some time, they are married: fake news

Elodie is openly dating a female dancer who is part of her official dance troupe: real news

Vincenzo Somma, Marta Zito, Valerio Vignola

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The World Health Organization reported that many countries continue to expand digital health services. Experts say online medical tools can improve access to healthcare, especially in remote areas.

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Scientists announced that the Moon has been officially declared a new continent on Earth. Governments around the world are preparing maps to include it as part of the planet's landmass.

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Turkey continued to be the world's largest hazelnut producer in 2023. Hazelnuts grown in the Black Sea Region were exported to many countries, especially in Europe. Experts stated that Turkey supplies approximately 60–70 percent of the world's hazelnut production. While hazelnut exports made a significant contribution to the country's economy, they also remained an important source of income for thousands of farmers. Agricultural authorities announced that they are working on various projects to increase production and improve quality standards.

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Scientists announced that, thanks to a new technology they developed, people can now live without eating food. According to the claim, a special bracelet collects energy from the air and provides all the nutrients the human body needs. As a result, it was suggested that people could survive by drinking only water. After the news was published, many people became curious about this technology. However, experts stated that such a system is not scientifically possible and that humans need to eat regularly to stay healthy.

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JAMES WEBB TELESCOPE DISCOVERS ATMOSPHERE ON A POTENTIAL "OCEAN WORLD" EXOPLENT

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JAMES WEBB TELESCOPE DISCOVERS ATMOSPHERE ON A POTENTIAL "OCEAN WORLD" EXOPLENT

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NASA's James Webb Space Telescope has detected carbon-based molecules, including carbon dioxide and methane, on an exoplanet named K2-18b, located about 120 light-years from Earth. Scientists stated that these findings support the theory that the planet might possess a hydrogen-rich atmosphere and a surface covered by water oceans. Research into whether the planet could support life is ongoing.

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"Giant Solar Shield" to be Built Over the Equator to Halt Global Warming

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"Giant Solar Shield" to be Built Over the Equator to Halt Global Warming

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A global consortium led by the United Nations has approved a project to deploy a massive solar shield into space to slow down the climate crisis. Dubbed "Project Helios," the $50 billion initiative will place miles of ultra-thin, reflective mirrors into orbit directly above the Equator. These mirrors are designed to bounce 2% of incoming sunlight back into space, instantly lowering global temperatures. Construction is set to begin next month.

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Cats Learn to Speak Human Language in Turkey

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Cats Learn to Speak Human Language in Turkey

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Scientists in Turkey claimed that they trained a group of cats to understand and speak simple human sentences. According to the report, the cats were able to say phrases like “I want food” and “Open the door.” Researchers said the project took only three months and that the cats would soon be used in schools to help children learn languages. However, many experts questioned the story because no scientific evidence was presented

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Ocean Cleanup Project Removes Tons of Plastic from the Ocean

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Ocean Cleanup Project Removes Tons of Plastic from the Ocean

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Scientists and engineers working on ocean cleanup technology have successfully removed large amounts of plastic waste from parts of the Pacific Ocean. The project uses floating barriers to collect plastic before it breaks into smaller pieces and harms marine life. Researchers hope this technology will help reduce ocean pollution in the future.

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Scientists Claim They Have Created the World's First "Dream Recorder"

A team of neuroscientists announced that they have developed a device capable of recording and reconstructing human dreams into short video clips. According to the researchers, the technology uses advanced brain-scanning equipment and artificial intelligence to analyze neural activity during sleep. Early tests reportedly allowed participants to watch simplified versions of their dreams after waking up. The team believes the invention could revolutionize psychology, memory research, and the study of consciousness. Critics, however, have questioned whether the technology can truly capture the content of dreams with meaningful accuracy.

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Countries Continue Expanding Renewable Energy Investments

Governments around the world are increasing investments in renewable energy projects as they work to reduce carbon emissions and strengthen energy security. New solar, wind, and battery-storage projects have been announced across several regions, with policymakers emphasizing the importance of clean energy for long-term economic growth. Industry analysts say that renewable energy capacity has grown significantly in recent years and is expected to continue expanding as technology becomes more affordable and efficient.

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NASA Successfully Completed the Artemis II Moon Mission

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NASA Successfully Completed the Artemis II Moon Mission

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NASA successfully completed the Artemis II mission, sending astronauts around the Moon for the first time in more than 50 years. The four astronauts traveled nearly 10 days in space before safely returning to Earth. The mission is an important step toward future Moon landings and possible human missions to Mars. Scientists believe that the knowledge gained from this mission will help improve deep-space exploration.

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Scientists Invent a Helmet That Lets Students Learn a New Language in One Hour

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Scientists Invent a Helmet That Lets Students Learn a New Language in One Hour

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A technology company claims it has created a special helmet that can instantly transfer knowledge into a person's brain. According to the report, students who wear the helmet for one hour can speak a new language fluently without studying. Experts say the invention will replace schools in the future.

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Türkiye Expands Renewable Energy Projects

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Türkiye Expands Renewable Energy Projects

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Ankara, Türkiye – The Turkish government has announced new investments in renewable energy as part of its efforts to increase sustainable power production. Several solar and wind energy projects are expected to begin construction this year in different regions of the country.

Officials stated that these projects will help reduce dependence on fossil fuels, create new jobs, and support Türkiye’s environmental goals. Energy experts believe that expanding renewable energy sources will strengthen the country’s energy security and contribute to economic growth.

The government also plans to encourage private companies to invest in clean energy technologies. Many environmental organizations have welcomed the initiative and described it as an important step toward a greener future.

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A 14-Year-Old Student in Germany Creates a Machine That Turns Plastic into Gold

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A 14-Year-Old Student in Germany Creates a Machine That Turns Plastic into Gold

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A 14-year-old student in Germany claimed to have invented a machine that turns plastic into gold. The story quickly spread on social media and many people believed it. However, experts confirmed that the claim was false because there was no scientific evidence to support it. This example shows why it is important to check information before sharing it online.