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Daily Archives: 24 December 2013
In which nature imitates science
On the walk from my house to Russia Dock Woodlands, you have to pass by a particular hedgerow. Like all good hedgerows, it’s thick and impenetrable and rustling with unseen bird life. And it produces lots of bright-red berries, which … Continue reading
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You’d better watch out
It must be really tense in mission control during an ISS spacewalk on Christmas Eve. What better time to eat a burrito? From http://www.nasa.
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