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The 'Red Cross Diamond' is among the largest diamonds in the world and bears the shape of a Maltese cross

Meteorite That Hit Earth 50,000 Years Ago Reveals Unusual Diamond Structures

The structure could one day be used to develop targeted medicines, electronics with ultra-fast charging speeds, or faster and more ductile technology.

Iraqi Kurd Farmers Battle Drought As Lake Dukan Retreats

Dukan Dam and reservoir in Iraqi Kurdistan

Iraqi Kurd farmers battle drought as Lake Dukan retreats

TikTok Users Becoming 'Unofficial Brand Ambassadors' Of Unhealthy Food: Study

TikTok app is seen on a smartphone in this illustration taken, July 13, 2021.

"The total collective views of user-generated content from single challenges ranged from 12.7 million to 107.9 billion," researchers said.

T. Rex, Tyrannosaurus Rex, Dinosaur, Museum

'One True King': New Study Debunks Claim Of 3 Separate T. Rex Species

Evidence proposing multiple T. rex species "doesn't hold up," according to the rebuttal study's co-lead.

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The WHO is now aware of 9,200 monkeypox cases in 63 countries

Monkeypox Outbreak: Cases Primarily Driven By Sex Between Men, Study Shows

Epidemiologists say the monkeypox outbreak could be pinpointed to gatherings of gay and bisexual men in Europe in mid-spring.

A satellite image shows a natural color overview of the Hermits Peak and Calf Canyon fires, near Las Vegas, New Mexico, U.S., May 12, 2022. Satellite image 2022 Maxar Technologies/Handout via REUTERS

'Mars' Grand Canyon': ESA Satellite Captures Stunning Images Of Valles Marineris

"Valles Marineris is almost ten times longer, 20 times wider and five times deeper than the Grand Canyon," the ESA said.

Greek Firefighters Battle Inferno 'Disaster' At Natural Park

Greek firefighters battle inferno 'disaster' at natural park

The eastern province of Fujian, and neighbouring Zhejiang, saw temperatures climb above 41 Celsius (106 F) at the weekend

China Swelters Under Record Heat

China swelters under record heat

Dengue can cause intense flu-like symptoms that earned it the nickname 'breakbone fever'

‘Real Problem’ As COVID-19 Patients Also Get Infected With Dengue In Philippines

Up to 10 dengue and COVID-19 co-infection cases were reported in the Philippine province of Cavite earlier this year, according to reports.

Culture Matters In 'Marshmallow Test,' Experiment On Japanese, American Kids Shows

Kids in one culture are more willing to wait for food, but kids in another are more willing to wait for gifts.

A person runs as a great white shark swims just meters (yards) away on the Cape Cod National Sea Shore on the eastern side of Cape Cod, Massachusetts

Why Shark Encounters Are Increasing Along The US East Coast

Why shark encounters are increasing along the US East Coast

Salmonella Outbreak In 11 States Linked To Small Turtles; Authorities Post Reminders

The illnesses, many among children, have been reported from 11 states.

Dozens of firefighters are battling the blaze on Lesbos

Greece Battles Fierce Wildfires Amid Europe Heatwaves

Greece on Sunday was battling three major wildfires in the north, in the south and in the east, amid high temperatures raising fears for more blazes.

Greece, California Battle Fierce Wildfires Amid Heatwaves

Greece on Sunday was battling three major wildfires in the north, in the south and in the east, amid high temperatures raising fears for more blazes.

Fires raged in the north, south and east of Greece including on the island of Lesbos

Greece Battles Fierce Wildfires Amid Heatwave

Greece on Sunday was battling three major wildfires in the north, in the south and in the east, amid high temperatures raising fears for more blazes.

Egyptian smallholders have stepped in to help make up the feared shortfall in the nation's food supply since Russia invaded Ukraine but many of them struggle to break even

Egypt's Small Farms Play Big Role But Struggle To Survive

Egypt's small farms play big role but struggle to survive

John Dore, spokesman for the Kildare Turf Cutters Association, says Irish government plans to restrict peat sales are opposed in rural parts of the country

Turf Wars Stall Ireland's Green Agenda

Turf wars stall Ireland's green agenda

A firefighter lights a backfire while battling the Oak Fire on July 23, 2022 in California

Thousands Evacuated As California Wildfire Grows

Thousands evacuated as California wildfire grows

US Heat Wave Soars As California Wildfire Rages

US heat wave soars as California wildfire rages

An oil rig is seen in Canada's Saskatchewan province in October 2019

Canada Considers Extending Timeline For Oil Industry Emission Targets

Canada considers extending timeline for oil industry emission targets

A file picture shows people sitting along the bank of the Zayandeh Rood river on May 15, 2022 in Iran's central city of Isfahan -- the river has been drying out, but families seek out riversides and other cooler areas to relax during the summer

At Least 22 Killed In South Iran Floods: State Media

At least 22 killed in south Iran floods: state media

Close to 200,000 hectares (495,000 acres) of forest in Spain have been lost to fire so far this year, more than in any other European nation

Neglected Forests At The Mercy Of Wildfires In Spain, Portugal

Neglected forests at the mercy of wildfires in Spain, Portugal

Andrew Otazo, who calls himself an amateur mangrove cleaner, looks for trash to remove from the mangroves at Crandon Park in Miami, Florida, U.S. July 13, 2022.

Most Ecological Research Is 'Wasted,' New Study Finds

The study demonstrates how inefficiencies in the research process lead to huge waste.

Collagen Produced By Tumor Cells Could Be Used In Cancer Therapy, Researchers Say

Researchers believe targeting this collagen could help them develop more specific treatments against the disease.

Pi Approximation Day 2022: Ways To Celebrate, Practical Uses For The Mathematical Constant

Pi is used in "literally billions of computations."

Among the marine life, an underwater drone revealed fishing ropes and nets clinging to Mount Vema, where the Greenpeace mission was operating

Theses Dangerous Red Sea 'Death Pools' Can Kill Anything That Swims Into Them [Watch]

The pools can be used as archives of information about tsunamis and flash floods that occurred thousands of years ago.

US Olympian McKayla Maroney wipes away tears during testimony before the Senate Judiciary Committee

This New Technique Can Help Detect Eye Diseases, Diabetes From Your Tears

Tears are made up of small sacs called exosomes, which contain molecular messages from the body. If we intercept these messages, we can look into the human body and detect diseases like diabetes, researchers say.