Finds
- Pigeons Navigate With Their Livers Superparamagnetic macrophages, and a compass nobody was looking for
- Magnetic Sand Iron filings in a spice shaker, so the field shows up
- Patterns in Nature Why a giraffe's spots look like cracked mud
- Mycorrhizal Infrastructure Map An interactive map predicting how dense Earth's underground fungal networks are, anywhere on land
- George Forster on Reason and Feeling On the danger of worshipping cold reason at the expense of feeling.
- Thomas Hardy on Galileo and Verse On how poetic form can disarm a dangerous truth.
- How the Heck Do Solar Panels Work? Interactive explainer from photons through the full energy chain
- Julius Sumner Miller: Why Is It So? Complete 1962–73 physics demo show archived by ABC Australia
- The Map of Physics Animated overview of every physics field and the gaps between them
- Alfréd Rényi on Mathematics The famous coffee-into-theorems line, finally attributed correctly.
- Works in Progress Stripe's long-form magazine on technology, science, and progress
- DIY Wearable Hydraulic Cyborg Hand A 203-piece kit that builds a working hydraulic robotic hand you wear like a glove
- "If we knew what we were doing, it would not be called research." Almost universally attributed to Einstein, almost certainly not his — and a more honest description of how research actually proceeds.
- Magnified Sand One-person archive of sand from around the world, photographed under a microscope