Photo: Afghan National Police The temperature has tilted since King's Day, which is a good thing, because we see the sun more and more. It seems that spring has already arrived and the balcony (and maybe even the beach) is calling us. But did you know that many Dutch people…
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“Here's the full schedule for Xbox releases in 2024”
Like every year, Xbox comes out with a big offer at the beginning of June. Microsoft is still trying to keep the content secret, but it seems that some things are already known. It seems clear when almost all of this year's big games will be released. Xbox has quite…
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The Pope warns that uniformity in the Church is deadly
Pope Francis On April 29, it met with participants in the general classes from two groups: Brothers of Saint Gabriel And the Children of Canosic Love. The Pope said that “divine providence” had given the Brothers of Saint Gabriel “a rich international diversity.” He asked them to “share this diversity…
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Astroclub with Frank DeBusser: Some recent developments in climate science
One of the major problems facing humanity and the entire biosphere is global warming. Over the past decades, progressively better models have been developed to understand something as complex as global climate and make predictions based on observations. How do such models arise? On what basis do we base predictive…
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What shoes are best for cross-country running?
When running cross country, you will often see different runners at different levels wearing different types of shoes. One person wears old running shoes, another takes his running shoes out of the closet, and some even wear soccer shoes. The best athletes often run on cross-country spikes, but what type…
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Finnair cancels flights due to annoying Russians
Finnair has canceled all flights to the city of Tartu in eastern Estonia. Reason: GPS disruptions from Russia. Finnair Airlines has not flown to the Estonian city since Monday, April 29, after two planes were unable to land there last week. Due to severe disruption of GPS signals, both flights…
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Bringing the Twente language to science through lectures: “The time has come”
“I once wanted to give a talk about the brain in the apartment, but I hadn't been able to do it yet. So I started looking for people who could do it,” Niebuhr says of how the idea came about. “I eventually ended up with Stephen. “Together they developed the…
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Art and science come together – Barkstad Aktwell
Today we proudly present a wonderful art project in which the social significance of a comfortable and quiet listening environment is fundamental. Dyon Scheijen, a visual artist and clinical audiologist, recently received an assignment from his employer Adelante to improve the acoustics of an important meeting room. He chose a…
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Fallout has become the second most-watched TV series on Amazon Prime in just over two weeks
After the disappointing Halo TV series, no one expected it to be such a huge hit, but the Fallout TV series is doing extremely well. The series premiered on April 10, 2024. In just over two weeks, Fallout has already become the second most watched TV series on Amazon Prime.…
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Are plants smart? | EOS Sciences
In 1997, Canadian forest ecologist Suzanne Simard described it in an article nature-An article about how trees exchange carbon through an underground fungal network. In the following years, Simard developed the idea of communication and cooperation between tree species – Wide mesh of wood Or the Internet of Plants –…
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