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A Mystery Baby was Just Reunited With her Mother, Two Months after Earthquakes in Turkey
After 128 hours of battling beneath the rubble of earthquakes, the dream to reunite a baby with her mom has finally come true. Baby Gizem (meaning "mystery" in Turkish) met her mother, Yaseming Besdag on Monday. Rescuers of the baby thought her mom had died during the earthquake in Turkey. After months apart, the mother and daughter rekindled their bond at a hospital in the city of Adana where Yaseming is still being treated. A DNA test proved that Yaseming Besdag is the baby's mother.
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Women's pro baseball is ready for its moment - But first, it needs to find players
Get ready to cheer on the women of the newly announced Women’s Pro Baseball League (WPBL) in 2026. With six teams set to hit the diamond, female athletes are making history in a sport dominated by men. Thanks to the rising popularity of women's sports, baseball is getting its moment in the spotlight. Despite challenges like limited high school programs for girls, organizers say they are determined to create a successful league that will pave the way for future generations of female players.
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Why flights to Europe are the cheapest they’ve been in years
Looking to travel? Now might be the time! Flights between the U.S. and Europe are at their cheapest in three years, with fares as low as $578 in November. Airlines have added more flights outside of peak periods due to increased demand for shoulder-season travel. European airlines are discounting even further this year, according to travel experts, offering new destinations like Greenland and Mongolia for travelers seeking adventure.
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Are Nordic Nations Europe's Silicon Valley in the Making?
In the exciting race to become Europe's digital technology hub, Nordic and Baltic countries are leading contenders. While Silicon Valley is famous for unicorns like Amazon and Facebook, Europe is seeing a boom in tech start-ups valued over $1bn. Despite having talent and resources, Europe still lags behind the US and China in creating companies valued at over $1bn. Sweden stands out as the EU's top startup nation with initiatives to attract global talent and foster innovation.
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This Teen Pianist Strikes the Right Chord, Wins UN Award
A talented teenage pianist and composer, Ahmed Al Hashemi, is set to be honored at an international film festival in Paris for his exceptional musical abilities. Ahmed, who has autism, has mastered pieces by renowned composers and has composed his own music. His journey highlights the power of creativity in breaking barriers and fostering understanding. Through music, Ahmed says he communicates with the world and advocates for inclusivity while showcasing his extraordinary talent on a global stage.
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New Flea Toad Discovered in Brazil is Second Smallest Vertebrate Ever Found
Researchers have found the world's second-smallest vertebrate - a tiny toad in a Brazilian rainforest. Measuring just over a quarter-inch long, this unique flea toad emerges fully formed from an egg. Named B. dacnis, after Project Dacnis conservation group, it showcases miniaturization evolution with its reduced anatomy. This cute critter is the seventh species of flea toad and was confirmed as new through DNA sequencing in Ubatuba, São Paulo state.
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The Most Powerful Telescopes Suggest the Cosmos Is Surprisingly Simple
In a surprising twist, the universe may be simpler than previously thought, challenging long-held theories of complexity. Recent observations suggest that the cosmos is straightforward on both large and small scales. Despite expectations of chaos, new findings indicate a possible simplicity in the universe's structure. Researchers are exploring alternative theories to better understand fundamental aspects of our existence.
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Sheriff of Nottingham’s Lost Ring Found Near Famed Sherwood Forest
Retired engineer Graham Harrison found a gold signet ring once owned by the Sheriff of Nottingham on a farm near Sherwood Forest. The forest, famous as Robin Hood's stomping grounds, is now a National Nature Reserve with ancient oaks. The ring was authenticated to have belonged to Sir Matthew Jenison, who served as sheriff in the 17th century before facing legal troubles. Harrison sold the historic ring at auction for £8,500 and hopes it will be appreciated for its historical significance.
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How Superman Helped Launch the Hubble Space Telescope
Long before orbiting Earth, the Hubble Space Telescope made a cameo in a 1972 Superman comic. The comic featured Superman promoting NASA's Large Space Telescope, which would later become the Hubble. Thanks to Pete Simmons' creative marketing strategy involving the comic, Congress approved funding for the telescope in 1977. The Hubble has since made groundbreaking discoveries and stunning images, all thanks to real-life heroes like Simmons and astronomer Charles Robert O'Dell.
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Pesto, Australia’s Enormous Baby Penguin, Graduates from Downy Feathers
At Sea Life Melbourne Aquarium in Australia, Pesto the king penguin is shedding his baby feathers and growing adult plumage. The process will take about three to four weeks, with caretakers expecting a full transformation by November. Born earlier this year, Pesto quickly became a global sensation and is now delighting visitors as he matures into a majestic adult penguin. Despite the changes, his beak will remain black for two more years until he reaches sexual maturity.
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This Cancer Survivor Just Re-Adopted the Dog He Was Forced To Surrender
A man battling cancer was recently reunited with his beloved dog Minnie after years apart. The inseparable pair had to part ways due to the man's health, but never left each other's hearts. Despite facing struggles at the shelter, they finally found their way back to each other when the man went into remission and re-adopted Minnie. Their undying commitment and story have brought joy to all involved at the Humane Society of Greater Niagara.