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Santorini Earthquake Swarm
The 30 square mile island of Santorini in the Aegean sea has been facing a swarm of earthquakes since the beginning of the year. The count has surpassed an astounding 1,200 earthquakes just in the two weeks of January 25th through February 7th. According to UNESCO, these earthquakes ranged from a score of 1.0 to…
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Bengal Florican
Tall grass stretches as far as the eye can see, carefully swaying in the wind. The quiet rustle of the blades are brought to a crashing halt as the frantic flutter of wings echo across the plain. Out of the waist level grass a small, pigeon-like bird with a long neck jumps up, wings flapping…
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2025 Academy Awards [Op-ed]
On Sunday night, I settled in front of the TV with my Algebra II homework and a diet coke. I know, I know—a boisterous living room paired with a television and a can containing an obscene amount of chemicals isn’t the most conducive environment for learning, but let me tell you–I was absolutely focused on…
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The Sarandí River’s Color Change
On February 4th, a very peculiar event occurred in Buenos Aires: a canal spontaneously turned a vibrant, peculiar shade of red. Local authorities do not know for certain the reason for the sudden color change, but many suspect chemical waste or dye leakage from a nearby factory. The Sarandí is the name of the polluted…
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Drones in IoT
There was a time when helicopters were the newest birds in the sky, preceded by airplanes mostly known by the Wright Brothers. At the moment, we have unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV- military reference) or the common name ‘drones’. In today’s high technology scalability, drones have become faster and can even fit in someone’s pocket; something…
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Grammy Awards
They say, “Where words fail, music speaks.” Music holds the most divine and purest prowess of conveying deeper meanings, beyond literal sounds, to one’s heart. Additionally, music has the magical ability of bridging differences and uniting souls for a noble initiative. “Oscars of the music world”- the GRAMMYs 2025 upheld its beliefs by transcending cultural…