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BirdNET confirmed some of my limited knowledge of birds. I could readily identify the chaffinch and was able to recognize the amazing variations in the sounds of some other common species, including the European robin. Occasionally, the app identified some species unknown to me, such as the Eurasian tree creeper. It would identify birds I barely heard and could not even see. And, once, it thrilled

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When it comes to baking recipes, the quantities of ingredients are one of the pillars of success. Karen Mudryk explores the intricacies of measurements in the kitchen.

Orbital Samantha HarveyVintage Publishing; 2024. 144 pp. Samantha Harvey’s Booker Prize-shortlisted novel, Orbital, traces the view of six astronauts across the 16 orbits of the Earth made by the International Space Station (ISS) in a day, as the Sun repeatedly rises and sets over our planet. It is Harvey’s attempt to capture the sense of timelessness that comes with being severed from our 24-hour

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This, of course, misses the point that modern human culture has evolved over the most recent 10,000 years, a period of relatively stable climate. A rapid departure from this zone could easily pose a serious threat to our ability to adapt and thrive. Moreover, as we know, past episodes of rapid climate change drove many other species extinct. Still, the argument seems to persuade many people, and I

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Adapting an experimental tool for use in a new field can be as powerful as inventing a new technique.

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