Science Art: Anatomy in Glass by Leopold and Rudolf Blaschka
This is glass. This too. And not only that, but they are scientifically accurate. Go ahead. Zoom in. These are several of the thousands of...
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Meet Bubbles: The 1st Whale Ever Captured for Entertainment
On this day in 1957 a small fishing vessel returned victorious to the Palos Verdes Peninsula in California. After months of effort, her crew, a rugged bunch of media-described “sea cowboys” had just done something nobody had...
Read MoreHaliburton Wolf Update – Feb 14
See original story here and my response here. The wolves are still loose, wandering farther from the enclosure now but returning regularly. They’ve managed to kill a wild turkey, and, as mentioned before, Haida has been...
Read MoreFriday Fiction Facts: 3 Things That (Almost) Never Happen
Welcome to Friday Fiction Facts: sciency things that fiction writers need to know. One phrase that’s thrown around a lot when folks worry about scary things is, “you’re more likely to be struck by lightning” – which happens to...
Read MoreGlacier in Retreat: Capturing a Cataclysm
You have to see this! It is the largest glacier calving ever filmed. It is not a time-lapse. It unfolded exactly as you see here. Watch to the end for a sense of the enormity of it. From the documentary, Chasing Ice. On May 28,...
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