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Inorganic Flora: Macoto Murayama’s Intricate Blueprints of Flowers
The worlds of architecture and scientific illustration collided when Macoto Murayama was studying at Miyagi University in Japan. The two have a great deal in common, as far as the artist’s eye could s… more →
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Inorganic Flora: Macoto Murayama’s Intricate Blueprints of Flowers
wrote 1 week ago: The worlds of architecture and scientific illustration collided when Macoto Murayama was studying at … more →
After Catastrophe
wrote 1 week ago: For a lesson in the compounding effects of surprising events, go back to a March afternoon in 2011: … more →
78,000 apply to leave Earth forever to live on Mars
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wrote 1 week ago: Huge numbers of people on Earth are keen to leave the planet forever and seek a new life homesteadin … more →
Inner Space and Outer Space: Carl Sagan’s Letters to Timothy Leary (1974)
wrote 2 weeks ago: Carl Sagan, advocate of space travel and extra-terrestrial communication, visited Timothy Leary in t … more →
Synthetic biologists and conservationists open talks
wrote 3 weeks ago: Female Rheobatrachus silus giving birth through the mouth. Australian scientists made headlines last … more →
A Geological Survey of Venus
wrote 3 weeks ago: Topographic Map of Venus Radar Image Map Altimetric and Shaded Relief Map Geomorphic/Geologic Map of … more →
Is life on Earth older than the Earth itself?
wrote 3 weeks ago: As life has evolved, its complexity has increased exponentially, just like Moore’s law. Now genetici … more →
The Empire Pudding: A geo-economics lesson
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wrote 1 month ago: From the BBC programme Hairy Bikers’ Best of British, food historian Ivan Day recreates the fa … more →
Spaces On Earth Where No One Can Hear You Scream
wrote 1 month ago: A few days ago, the European Space Agency issued a series of photographs taken in one of the agency … more →
Listen to the Surface of the Earth Transposed on Vinyl Record - by Art of Failure
wrote 1 month ago: FLAT EARTH SOCIETY proposes a transposition of the earth elevation at the scale of a microgroove rec … more →
The Great Stalacpipe Organ
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wrote 1 month ago: Located in the Cathedral is the Great Stalacpipe Organ, the world’s largest musical instrument … more →
The Space History SALE
wrote 1 month ago: Space History auctions focus on space exploration from the early days of Project Mercury and Vostok … more →
New Lizard Species Found in Peru Look Like Evil Dinosaur Hybrids
wrote 2 months ago: If these lizards were larger, they’d look like featherless dinosaurs: With spiky spines and gleaming … more →
Mars Rover Finds Evidence of Ancient Habitability
wrote 2 months ago: NASA’s Curiosity rover has found what it went to Mars to look for: evidence of an environment that c … more →
Drinking the Ocean Coming Soon: Lockheed Martin finds way to slash the amount of energy needed to remove salt from seawater
wrote 2 months ago: A defense contractor better known for building jet fighters and lethal missiles says it has found a … more →
50 Years of Spectacular Astrogeology
wrote 2 months ago: The most that scientists knew about Mercury, Venus, or Jupiter was their size, surface temperature, … more →
Like Never Before: That spike everyone has talked about
wrote 2 months ago: A new study looking at 11,000 years of climate temperatures shows the world in the middle of a drama … more →
STORMPROOF: Open International Design Competition for Building Resilient Cities
wrote 2 months ago: CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS ONE Prize Award aims to explore the social, economic, and ecological possibilit … more →
Eyes on Darfur: Mapping Political Destruction
wrote 2 months ago: Ishma, Darfur, before and after attacks in 2004-2005. ‘It’s been forty years since the first images … more →
