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    The Absurd Engineering Behind the Internet Explained●The Absurd Engineering Behind the Internet▶youtubeTechnologyInternet6.6M1 h ago

    A new explainer from science channel Veritasium examines the remarkable engineering that keeps the internet running, focusing on the physical infrastructure that carries global data traffic. The piece details the extreme measures involved in building and maintaining the systems that connect the world, and viewers have responded enthusiastically, sending it to the top of trending charts within days of release.

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    Ateneo Study Explores Parenting Across Cultures●ATENEO BREAKTHROUGHS | Parenting Across Cultures: Universals, Cultural Nuances, and Implications for Filipino Families✉newsLifeParenting19 min ago

    Ateneo de Manila University has published a piece examining how parenting practices share universal features while also varying across cultures, with a focus on what this means for Filipino families. The work weighs common elements of raising children against culturally specific nuances, and draws out implications for how families in the Philippines approach parenting.

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    Free UPSC Series Explains Space Technology and India's Space Programme●Complete Sci & Tech: Space Technology & India's Space Programme | Free Series UPSC▶youtubeScienceSpace Policy20.6K57 min ago

    An Indian civil services exam preparation educator has released a free comprehensive lecture series covering science and technology, focused on space technology and India's space programme. The material is aimed at UPSC aspirants studying topics such as ISRO missions, satellites and space policy, and is drawing significant attention among Hindi-medium exam candidates.

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    Mistral AI and CERN build Flare collider physics model●Mistral gets the keys to CERN's exabyte: Europe's AI champion teams up on Flare, the first foundation model for collider physics✉newsSciencePhysics59 min ago

    French AI company Mistral is partnering with CERN on Flare, described as the first foundation model for collider physics, trained on the laboratory's vast exabyte-scale data reserves. The project aims to bring large-scale AI methods to particle physics research, positioning Europe's leading AI startup at the heart of fundamental science. Reaction so far focuses on what the partnership signals for European AI capability.