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Level 1Universities Question AI Detectors
Singapore schools shift attention to students' own work.
Level 1Flood Disaster Near Nepal-Tibet Border
At least 98 people died and hundreds remain unaccounted for.
Level 1Almost the Entire Moon Is About to Disappear
Earth's shadow will cover about 96% of the Moon during a deep partial lunar eclipse on August 27–28.
Level 1Why China Is Recalling 4.3 Million Cars Over Their Door Handles
China is recalling about 4.3 million vehicles because hidden electronic door handles may be difficult to use after a crash or power failure.
Level 1Robot Ran Faster Than Usain Bolt
Tiangong Ultra's time was faster than Bolt's record.
Level 1Why Airplanes Leave White Lines in the Sky
Airplanes create white trails called contrails that may warm the planet, prompting new research to reduce them.
Level 1China's Private Rocket Company Achieves a Reusable Booster Milestone
LandSpace successfully launched and recovered its Zhuque-3 rocket booster, marking China's first private land-based orbital booster recovery.
Level 1Why the Crying Emoji Became a New Digital Signal
The crying emoji 😭 now expresses humor and excitement, not just sadness, among young users online.
Level 1Why Thailand Has So Many Civilian Guns
Thailand has more than 10 million civilian-owned guns as officials consider tighter controls after recent violence.
Level 1Why Someone Paid $40 Million for a New Ferrari
Ferrari's first electric car sold for $40 million at a charity auction, breaking records for new car sales.
Level 1Can an Antarctic Plant Help Us Grow Better Food?
Scientists are studying an Antarctic plant's genes to help future food crops cope with extreme weather.
Level 1Niu Lai: The Bad Cartoon Everyone Wanted to See
Chinese animated film Niu Lai was mocked for its rough animation, but online jokes made people curious. Ticket sales then rose from almost nothing to millions of yuan a day.