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How Wisteria Trees Make Spring the Most Magical Time in Japan | My Modern Met
By Sara Barnes on April 20, 2022 Photo: Torsakarin/Depositphotos These gorgeous trees make Japan look like a magical spell (the good kind!) has been cast on the whole country. The time between the middle of April and the middle of … Continue reading
Impossibly Small Houseplants and Basketry Crafted from Paper by Raya Sader Bujana | Colossal
APRIL 25, 2022. CHRISTOPHER JOBSON All images © Raya Sader Bujana. Photography by Leo García Méndez Barcelona-based artist Raya Sader Bujana (previously) defines her work as something between sculpture and illustration, creating impossibly tiny replicas of houseplants that rest atop … Continue reading
Foliage and Moss Renew Abandoned Sites Around the Globe with Verdant Signs of Life | Colossal
APRIL 21, 2022. GRACE EBERT A train repair workshop in Hungary. All images © Jonk Spanning an open-air Taiwanese warehouse to a Cuban theater teeming with vibrant leaves, the sites that Jonathan Jimenez visits are relics of the industries and cultural … Continue reading
Why Genetic Engineering Can’t Do Everything (Yet)
[…] We’ve made some great strides in understanding the human genome, but before we can tackle genetic engineering, we have some “chicken and egg” problems to figure out. Hosted by: Hank Green […]
BBC World Service – CrowdScience, How many fossils are there?
Have we already found the last T. rex? Or are there many more to be discovered? The odds of becoming a fossil are vanishingly small. And yet there seem to be an awful lot of them out there. In some … Continue reading