Edition 23
May 27, 2026
Discover inspiring tales of education, scientific breakthroughs, unique wildlife, enduring artistry, conservation triumphs, and a grand new museum!
LEGO’s foundation just pledged $97 million to fund childhood education in conflict zones
Under an agreement announced Wednesday, the LEGO Foundation committed $97 million to expand International Rescue Committee programs that use play to help millions of children learn and recover. “Children who are born in conflict have their childhood stolen from them”
Scientists break 30-year superconductivity record at normal pressure
Scientists have shattered a 30-year record, achieving superconductivity at a new high temperature under normal pressure. This breakthrough unlocks potential for super-efficient electronics and energy technologies.
Tiny “sesame” sea slug discovered in Taiwan turns out to be a new species
Taiwan researchers discover a new, rice-sized sea slug species named *Thecacera sesama*. This tiny, colorful nudibranch, resembling a sesame seed, highlights Taiwan's hidden marine biodiversity.
At 100, Chilean ballerina still dancing and teaching dreams
At 100, Evelyn Cordero still pirouettes through life, teaching ballet and inspiring generations with her enduring passion. Her centenarian spirit proves that dreams, like dance, never retire.
First of its Kind Effort Sees China Clone Wild Yaks to Save Subspecies Numbering Fewer Than 300
China has successfully cloned wild yaks for the first time, aiming to save a critically endangered subspecies numbering fewer than 300. This groundbreaking conservation effort could secure the future of these magnificent animals.
The world’s largest museum of illustration is about to open its doors
A new museum celebrating illustration opens in London next week! Quentin Blake's dream is now a reality, showcasing diverse visual language and uplifting artists.
