From corridors to cognition: How the brain builds mental maps of the world
Our brains build maps of the environment that help us understand the world around us, allowing us to think, recall, and plan.
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Why Was California Depicted As An Island For Centuries?
It wasn't only Antonia de la Ascensión who made this strange error. Juan de Iturbe, who explored parts of California in 1615, ...
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Australia Should Support a Global Right to Free Education
With a healthy mix of nervousness and excitement, kids across Australia are grabbing their backpacks and sunhats this week ...
Kindergarten students receive valentines across the United States and around the world
Newswatch 16's Mackenzie Aucker stopped by Ashkar Elementary School in Hughesville to check out their Hearts Around the World project.
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Discover History, Hikes, and Music on the Blue Ridge Parkway
The beautiful Blue Ridge Parkway travels 469 miles along the spine of the ancient Blue Ridge Mountains, from Rockfish Gap, ...
Map wars in the Middle East: How cartographers charted and helped shape a regional conflict
Maps are ubiquitous—on phones, in-flight and car displays, and in textbooks the world over. While some maps delineate and ...
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The Death of Maps
We love maps. From ancient scribbles on parchment to the artistically drawn atlases of explorers, maps have given us confidence, structure, and a sense of control. They provide a clear path, a set of ...