Ria Misra
Travel and Outdoors Editor at Wirecutter
Travel and Outdoors Editor at The New York Times
Travel & Outdoors Editor, NYTimes Wirecutter. Previously: APM podcast host, PBS NewsHour, io9, Gizmodo. Mostly on Insta: https://t.co/NkPh6IlIcE
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Feb 10, 2025 |
nytimes.com | Ria Misra
Any cabin air filter can pull out at least some pollutants from the air inside your car. But the gold standard is a HEPA (high-efficiency particulate air) filter, which is so effective that it can capture the vast majority of allergens, dust, mold spores, and even viruses that are circulating in the air.
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Apr 18, 2023 |
wrctr.co | Ria Misra
A telescope can conjure images of stunning depth and detail from the night sky. Still, some of my most vivid stargazing memories are of nights that I’ve left the telescope in its case to instead see only what I could with nothing more than my eyes. On these nights, I might catch a glimpse of a spray of meteors as they streak across the sky, pick out a distant planet amid clumps of stars, or maybe just identify a few familiar constellations, all by simply looking up.
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forgot how much of better call saul is just an extended cinnabon commercial, but I'm not mad at it
someone asked me if my stanley cup was a limited-edition she hadn't seen yet and I told her, no, it's just very, very old my buying hack is to keep stuff for so long enough that people start assuming it's some kind of collectible
changing the time of the sun set to just as I'm getting out of work is late stage capitalism
