Science Art: <i>Body-centered cubic (bcc) unit cell of iron</i>, 2009 Science Art: <i>MOON: For the Benefit of Humanity</i>, 2023 Science Art: <i>Bubble chamber with colour enhanced tracks</i>, 2026 Science Art: <i>Dissection of</i> Asterias rubens, by Hans Hillewaert. Science Art: <i>Jupiter's Family of Comets</i>, 1898 SONG: Your Catalogue

Science Art: Body-centered cubic (bcc) unit cell of iron, 2009

If you were curious about the crystalline structure of iron mentioned in the last post, here it is — a molecul…

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Science Art: MOON: For the Benefit of Humanity, 2023

It’s a poster made by NASA for lunar exploration, showing some landers, space stations, and sample-taking equip…

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Science Art: Bubble chamber with colour enhanced tracks, 2026

This is a CERN image from January 6, 2026, showing something that happened in the 1960s, but enhanced for 21st-…

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Science Art: Dissection of Asterias rubens, by Hans Hillewaert.

Starfish anatomy.

If you want to know the parts, according to Dutch Wikipedia, they are:

Legend
1 Arm
2…

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Science Art: Jupiter's Family of Comets, 1898

This is a diagram from A New Astronomy For Beginners, a textbook that’s about a century and a quarter old, or a…

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SONG: Up, Up, Upsub 1

27 September 2009 grant b 0

SONG: Up, Up, Upsub1. ABSTRACT: So, I wrote that song about New Zealand’s not-so-mythical giant eagle, (Harpagornis moorei), but I wasn’t really satisfied with the […]

Water on the Moon

25 September 2009 grant b 0

SPACE.com says we’re ready to set up shop on Luna, now that we’ve found reserves of water up there: While scientists continued to suspect that […]

SONG: Up, Up, Up

23 September 2009 grant b 1

SONG: “Up, Up, Up.” (To download, double right click and “Save Target As…”) ARTIST: grant. SOURCE: “Maori legend of man-eating bird is true”, from The […]

Unclean! UNCLEAN!

21 September 2009 grant b 0

New Scientist‘s microbiological reporting really makes you scared to ever go in the shower again: “Run your shower for a minute or so before you […]

We can see electrons.

18 September 2009 grant b 0

Or, well, their valences, which is as good as it gets without Heisenberg getting in the way. Yeah, the Corante Pipeline has a post describing […]

One-way ticket to Mars.

17 September 2009 grant b 0

That’s the trick. That’s how this guy in South Africa’s Mail & Guardian (and elsewhere) says we’ll do it. We’ll be able to send people […]

Bats in daylight.

16 September 2009 grant b 0

This may just be a behavioral curiosity, but I can’t help wonder if the devastation from white-nose fungus is playing more havoc than we realize. […]

Behold the roc!

15 September 2009 grant b 1

Or at least a very, very big, mythical bird… that turned out to be real: “It was certainly capable of swooping down and taking a […]

Undoing antibiotic resistance.

14 September 2009 grant b 0

The Antipodean ABC Science News has hopeful news about antibiotic resistant superbugs. They might have an Achilles heel after all: Researchers at New York University […]

Human see. Chimps do.

11 September 2009 grant b 0

We’ve been watching chimpanzee’s faces. Why not? They can be funny to look at, often, and they can help us understand how we communicate emotions […]

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