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Warmth and Mystery Emanate from Illustrations by Myriam Wares | Colossal
November 25, 2024 Illustration Kate Mothes Illustration for ‘Quanta Magazine’ about the history of Neutrino research. All images courtesy of Myriam Wares Myriam Wares’s surrealist digital paintings layer themes like the natural sciences, technology, mythology, and contemporary social issues. “In … Continue reading
What a ‘mixed reality’ experience tells us about the future of the natural world | BBC News
In the heart of The Natural History Museum in London, UK, the exhibits are coming to life. Visions of Nature takes visitors to the year 2125, to see how the natural world is adapting to climate change and human behaviour. … Continue reading
How to build a dragon – ABC listen
As a kid, Anita watched on as her family and other members of Bendigo’s Chinese community spent their weekends constructing the world’s longest Golden Dragon ahead of it’s yearly parade at the Bendigo Easter Fair. What started as a gesture … Continue reading
Kathryn Cooper’s Layered Photos Capture the Complexities of Starling Murmurations | Colossal
November 19, 2024 Nature Photography Science Kate Mothes Dr. Kathryn Cooper uses a 19th-century photographic technique called chronophotography to reveal the complexities of starling murmurations. Flocks of starlings share risk as hundreds—even thousands—of eyes are on the lookout for predators. … Continue reading