Sonora

Clint with another one of the biggest bucks in all of Sonora. This heavy giant is over 40” wide and has over 54” of scoreable mass! For those that understand mule deer this number is absolutely ridiculous. The buck is nothing short of impressive. Wade Lemon Hunting I am not sure how far it is …

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Stages of the Reader

Stages of the Reader This drew a lot of comments online. Some people couldn’t relate to stage 6.

Oceans: Photosynthesis, Mapping, Politics

  Pairing Fuchs’ light data with Hoppe’s microalgae observations clinched it: At the end of March, right when the barest amount of sunlight returned, the microalgae not only had their photosynthetic machinery up and running but were also growing and building biomass. Her team concluded that they’d made the first-ever field observation of photosynthesis at …

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Falcon and Coursers.

Józef Brandt, Polish painter (1841–1915)Cossack and a girl at the well , oil on canvas , 1875, 51 × 99 cm (20 × 38.9 in), National Museum in Kielce Virtual Art Museum Note the falcon and coursers.

Very Impressive Model

Chance the (Sea-Run Brook) Trout. Extra big thanks to Maine sculptor / artist Joe Rizzo and the Downeast Salmon Federation Very Impressive Model The guy on it is not needed. Artist Joe Rizzo Renowned fabrication artist, Joe Rizzo is our featured artist for the 2025 Springfield Sportsmen’s Show.  Joe has an extensive background in creating …

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February 14, 2025, Venus

On ​February 14, 2025, Venus will reach its greatest brilliancy of the year, shining at an astonishing magnitude of -4.9. This will make Venus the brightest object in the night sky, outshining everything except the sun and moon. You’ll be able to spot it clearly in the western sky after sunset, even in the evening twilight. I …

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Neanderthal Flatbread

  Neanderthal Flatbread Researchers working in Shanidar Cave in northern Iraq uncovered the charred remnants of a 70,000 year old meal cooked by Neanderthals. Not only did this discovery broaden the known dietary spectrum of Homo neanderthalensis, it offered a great opportunity for some experimental archaeology. The evidence suggested that Neanderthals soaked, pounded and ground …

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Mussel Sensor

The city of Warsaw, Poland, employs eight mussels equipped with sensors attached to their shells using hot glue to monitor and automatically shut off the city’s water supply if the mussels detect a problem. When water quality deteriorates, the mussels close their shells, triggering the sensors and alerting the control system. If four out of …

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