Andrada Fiscutean

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206 appearances 2 recordings 1 series first heard May 2026 last heard 6d ago

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Unexpected Elements · A distorted view · 18 Sep 2026 podcast

But you said that each subway

can depend on where the city is located, if it's by the coast, for example, or population size or density.

Also, if two cities have a similar climate, their microbial signature is more alike.

So while Bucharest was not part of the data set, I can get an idea of its microbial signature.

So Bucharest should be more similar to say

New York, then to Doha?

Maybe you shouldn't lick the windows, but you shouldn't be scared either, and the scientists say so themselves.

They said, and I quote, there is no indication that the species identified in the urban environments are pathogenic.

And for most people it's good to be exposed to a variety of microbes, especially early in life, because that's how we train our immune systems.

So you can treat yourself and take the subway home today.

Surely the bird's brain is also creating a map of the physical space.

I was wondering, Miguel, if you or your colleagues actually take photos or create some sort of images.

I have a story about the Carpathians and other mountains and I can loosely tie it.

Researchers have been mapping the flora up there for more than two decades.

Points points allotted.

Okay, continue with the science.

Thank you.

If you walk to the top of a European mountain today and count the plants there, you would find

Find more species than twenty years ago.

Unfortunately it is not for

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