277. 'Lt Commander Grimes arrives on the long-lost planet of Sparta where humans have modeled their society on the city-state of the same name in ancient Greece. On this planet all men are produced by birth machines and women are unknown.'
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276. Understanding the effects of geotechnical properties on viscous erosion rate from plume surface interactions on the Moon.
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274. The Gradual Unavoidable Colonization of the Lifeworld by Technology
By Kostas Theologou; Spyridon Stelios
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268. A UNESCO Global Geopark uses its geological heritage, in connection with all other aspects of the area’s natural and cultural heritage, to enhance awareness and understanding of key issues facing society. At present, 229 geoparks are found in 50 countries.
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267. It it true that conductors use their breath to convey instructions to the orchestra? (Yes, I have aspirations(
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266. The 63rd CIDOC CRM & 56th FRBR/LRMoo SIG meeting will be hosted by the Germanisches Nationalmuseum, between the 5th & 9th October 2026.
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265. Crossings, A Fairy Play by Walter de la Mare, 1923. I read this play over and over as a child. The fairies in it are uncanny and otherworldly; if you read it and they do not cause you to shiver, I shall be very much surprised.
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264. Towards a conceptual foundation for documenting tangible and intangible elements of a cultural object - application of CIDOC-CRM to a scene painted in the narthex of a byzantine church in Cyprus.
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264. Active landslides on the Moon:
Mass wasting of slope materials is a fundamental surface process on the Moon, yet its current activity and geohazard risks remain unconstrained.
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263. It is with a tinge of sadness that I close Gustave Flaubert's Dictionary of Received Ideas (1870s), having skeeted the best ones. Thank you @gutenberg.org!
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Hannah Ritchie gives some background on vertical farming
14/n
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Well-being devide in Germany can be explained by living south or north of the Limes
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Writing experiments by Bernadette Mayer
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Children of the Ice Age
With mention of adorable experimental archeology with a todler.
9/n
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Streaming website for public domain movies
6/n
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Who would‘ve thought, social media use and well-being of young people is a nuanced topic.
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Interactive Apollo 15, 16 and 17 maps
„Unfortunately, the areas that were most interesting to the scientists also tended to be a bit of a journey from anywhere the engineers identified as safe for landing (in short, without topographic hazards).“
4/n
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How awesome, humans used to live in lava tubes.
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What methods to use when building on the moon.
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