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Why Did These Test Tubes Appear In Your Street?
[…] You may have noticed these test tubes on lamp posts all over the UK recently. What do they do? And where did they come from? They’re part of a clean air scheme and they’re used to collect samples of … Continue reading
What’s next after the Large Hadron Collider?
There’s something exciting happening in Venice this week! And I am not talking about a certain high profile wedding. Along with the bustling tourists, hundreds of physicists will be descending upon this ancient city in order to talk about the … Continue reading
Like Nothing I’ve Ever Seen
/ myroncook Cowboy State Daily Video • He Just Wanted To Talk About Geology… Now … Explore a strange series of outcrops with a geologist […]
The largest flying animal ever—revealed by just 16 bones
\[…] To support independent science journalism, join us at patreon.com/Howtown Sources and further reading: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1U… Thank you to Lexi McQueen! @blackgirlmage.bsky.social @blackgirlmage And to Mark Witton for the illustrations / markwitton […] Quetzalcoatlus, one of the largest known flying animals, … Continue reading
Astonishing discovery by computer scientist: how to squeeze space into time
This year, computer scientist Ryan Williams showed an astounding connection between space and time. He thought it was too strange to be true. But, it is. It’s about space, time, fundamental constraints, a 50-year-old mystery, and magical pebbles that resolved … Continue reading
The Obviously True Theorem No One Can Prove
[…] A huge thank you to Steven Strogatz, Alex Kontorovich, Harald Helfgott, Senia Sheydvasser, Jared Duker Lichtman, Roger Heath-Brown, Kevin Ford, Carl-Fredrik Nyberg Brodda, Kaneenika Sinha & Shehzad Hathi for their invaluable expertise and contributions to this video. Look out … Continue reading
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