eSkeletons is an ingenious online resource that compares the skeletons of primates and including the most notorious of the bipeds … More
Tag: science
Microscopic treasures: Abstract art discovered under the microscope
Sometimes the most unimaginable beauty comes from the world cannot be seen with the human eye, but yet still exists … More
Explore and classify galaxies and planets for real scientific studies
Nowadays, it’s possible to become not just a participant in scientific studies, but one of the researchers. The internet and … More
Dürer, Replicants and Flying Cars: Exploring Impressive Imaginary Cities with @Oniropolis
If you haven’t already followed Imaginary Cities on Twitter @Oniropolis then you should right away! This is a curated treasure … More
Exquisite Marine Invertebrates of the 19th Century
In this blog in previous years, I’ve talked about how humans and cephalopods are oddly similar, explored the underwater realm … More
One person’s trash is another’s treasure: oxidised metal film under the microscope
They could be a collection of post-apocalyptic planets viewed from space. However these pieces of enchanting art were not made … More
Fritz Khan’s painting Der Menschen als Industriepalast in dreamy animation
Fritz Kahn’s Der Menschen als Industriepalast by Henning Lederer. Physician. Popular science writer. Creative Director. Educator. Humanist. Visionary. Polymath. Fritz … More
Intricate paper cross sections of human bodies by Lisa Nillson
These true-to-life, anatomical cross-sections are entitled the Tissue Series by artist Lisa Nilsson. She uses a technique called paper ‘quilling’ … More
The Mighty Boosh, last night’s blood moon, insomnia and neurotransmitters are all essentially connected
So…the Blood Moon last night: I’m sure that this is the perfect time to segway into The Moon from … More
Join me for an operatic journey at the speed of light
If you’re like me and tend to gaze up at the night sky and wonder about life and the meaning … More
