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Spider-Man's new start when no one remembers Peter
Peter Parker once sought Iron Man’s approval. Now he continues as a hero in a world that no longer remembers him.
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From ancient toys to contemporary art: cuteness at Louvre-Lens
Ancient animals, pink and glitter: an exhibition at Louvre-Lens invites a longer look at cuteness we might otherwise pass over.
AI’s claimed mathematical breakthrough: what did the proof checker verify?
AI has been credited with a proposed answer to the million-dollar Navier–Stokes problem. Mathematicians are examining both the proof and the process used to check it.
Schiaparelli's coat with embroidery of two faces and a vase
A 1937 coat created by Schiaparelli and Jean Cocteau turns a visual illusion into embroidery on a moving garment.
MAIIM Vision Village: the training center that becomes a tycoon’s home on screen
The drama is new, but the house looks familiar. MAIIM Vision Village reveals the relationship between a wealthy fictional home and the real space used to portray it.
From Presbyterian to Baptist, differences in church names
Presbyterian Church, Methodist Church, Holiness Church, Full Gospel, Baptist Church. Five familiar names retain different histories and emphases.
Stories surrounding Bukangi, a shark that stayed in Busan’s North Port
A shark in Busan’s North Port waterway acquired the name Bukangi. People who came to watch are now wondering about her health and her return to the sea.
Lumeable creates candle-like movement with LEDs
Lumeable uses a small LED array to imitate a moving flame. The design focuses on the shape and behavior of light, rather than simply how much it emits.
Webb follows a brief radio burst to a distant galaxy
Following a fleeting radio signal, the James Webb Space Telescope identified a distant galaxy. Its unexpectedly small size offers new clues to the signal’s origin.