This is what an artist in 1975 (or perhaps three artists) thought the future of Mars looked like.
From the NASA-JPL description:
… Read the rest “Science Art: Imagining Mars, NASA-JPL, 1975”“Life on Mars” was envisioned
You might have heard the phrase “acceptable losses” being tossed around in corporate contexts, but Singularity Hub’s taken a closer look at a shipping phenomenon … Read the rest “Davy Jones’ shipping containers.”
Washington Post extends an invitation to you – and to everyone else – to search for the tomb of the Mongol emperor:
… Read the rest “Go find Genghis Khan. Yes, YOU.”Through a Web site called Field Expedition Mongolia, which
Nature reports on a hidden side of wetlands conservation, with the discovery that those snorkel-rooted mangrove trees – which are getting pretty scarce most places – are … Read the rest “Mangroves save us. (If we save them.)”
Live Science reports on the nightmare-killing dreams of the hardcore gamer:
… Read the rest “First-person dream shooters.”By contrast, soldiers who did not play video games much suffered from more emotional distress and a frozen sense
“Which came first, the chicken or the egg?” is a question for paleontologists. Anthropologists ask a much more vexing question about bread and beer – it’s all… Read the rest “The jug or the loaf?”
Image from the John Carter Brown Library, Brown University, who found it in Brief discours des choses plus remarquables que Samuel Champlain de Brouage á reconneues aux Indes occidentales… Read the rest “Science Art: Esbene, by Samuel de Champlain, c. 1602”
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