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Find the building blocks of nature within a single, humble snowflake | Aeon Videos
Each snowflake’s unique symmetry is a beautiful illustration of the natural laws that govern all things great and small In this brief yet expansive science lesson, the UK physicist and science educator Brian Cox explores how ‘each snowflake is a … Continue reading
Through Delicate Glass Sprouts, Nataliya Vladychko Emphasizes the Wild Resiliency of Seeds | Colossal
JANUARY 17, 2024 GRACE EBERT “Triticum” (2020), wooden platform and flame-shaped borosilicate glass, 26 x 27 centimeters. Photo by Steven van Kooijk. All images © Nataliya Vladychko Artist Nataliya Vladychko sculpts spindly specimens in glass, capturing both their delicacy and strength in … Continue reading
Close-Up Photographer of the Year Showcases Mindboggling Macro Images of the Natural World | Colossal
JANUARY 10, 2024 CHRISTOPHER JOBSON Arne Bivrin, “Kiss of Death.” Animals Finalist. “I was sitting in a hide watching a heron stalking fish in the shallow water. I had my eyes on this heron and was ready when it caught … Continue reading
A House built from Living Trees is truly Nature’s Architecture
A House built from Living Trees is truly Nature’s Architecture, a charming house built from living trees. Bob and his family are aiming to live in a house enveloped by a mesh of trees. Living architecture is defined as the … Continue reading
BBC Radio 4 – Obsessed with the Quest, Bicycling with Butterflies
Sara Dykman recounts her 10,201-mile journey following the monarch butterfly migration. When Sara Dykman set out to bicycle with the monarch butterfly migration, from the mountains of central Mexico, across the USA to Canada, she didn’t think about the 10,201 … Continue reading