Grey Hutton

Foto’s van vluchtelingen en Duitsers die samen zingen na de aanslag

12.22.16

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Travel

Foto’s van de nasleep van de aanslag op de kerstmarkt in Berlijn

12.20.16

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Een kijkje in de “woondozen” van het grootste vluchtelingenkamp van Duitsland

05.23.16

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Tech

We vroegen vluchtelingen naar de verhalen achter de achtergrondfoto’s op hun telefoons

09.18.15

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Travel

Night Rooms: Al Zana, Gaza

09.03.15

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Life

Lie-Down Clubs Are the Latest Wellness Trend for Burnout, but Do They Actually Work?

Experts say lie-down clubs can help people calm their nervous systems, but they’re not a cure for treating exhaustion like a trophy.

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Life

Why ‘Fexting’ With Your Partner Could Actually Be a Good Thing, According to Therapists

Experts say fighting over text can help couples slow down and choose their words, but it can also fuel miscommunication if the argument keeps escalating.

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Life

Scientists Say Earth May Have Millions More Insect Species Than Previously Thought

A new DNA-based study estimates Earth may have 14 million to 20 million insect species, meaning most could still be unidentified.

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Door Luis Prada
Life

Scientists Found a Bird-Eating Bat Hidden in a 400-Year-Old Painting. Here’s Why That’s a Big Deal.

Researchers say the 1611 painting appears to show a greater noctule bat eating a songbird, centuries before scientists confirmed the behavior.

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Door Luis Prada
Life

Archaeologists Found a Lost Maya City in Mexico’s Jungle, Complete With a 43-Foot Pyramid and a Fitting Name

Archaeologists used LiDAR to locate a remote Maya city whose name means “there is no path,” and what they found shocked them.

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Door Luis Prada