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Quick quiz #320: Which element has the highest electronegativity?

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Birds dazzle and amaze in stunning new photographs

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Birds aren’t easy to photograph – they are quick, flighty and prone to fickleness. But their resplendent colours and prismatic feathers have long enticed those behind the lens. Now, a collection of images that gathers the work of more than 50 photographers from around the world is putting birds centre stage. Aviary: The bird in contemporary photography is an odyssey of more than 200 pages through the world of these winged wonders.
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Quick quiz #318: What does lidar stand for?

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