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mayoclinic.org Article

Mayo Clinic - Mayo Clinic

Nonprofit medical center site with authoritative articles on diseases, conditions, symptoms, tests, and treatments.

medlineplus.gov Article

MedlinePlus - Health Information from the National Library of Medicine

Free U.S. National Library of Medicine service with reliable information on conditions, drugs, genetics, and medical tes…

metalintheory.com Article

Microtiming in Master of Puppets

A music theorist breaks down the microtiming of a riff in Metallica's Master of Puppets, showing how tiny rhythmic shift…

pinktentacle.com Article

Midori-san, the blogging houseplant

Pink Tentacle explains how a succulent in a Kamakura cafe blogged daily via leaf sensors that turned its bioelectric sig…

mindhacks.com Article

Mind Hacks

A long-running blog by neuroscientists and psychologists covering peer-reviewed research on the brain and behavior in ac…

oscarcunningham.com Article

Minesweeper Thermodynamics

A mathematician's playful blog post that treats Minesweeper boards like physical systems and uses ideas from thermodynam…

johnjonesfour.com Article

Model Rocket Telemetry With a Raspberry Pi Zero

A hands-on write-up of capturing flight telemetry from a model rocket with a Raspberry Pi Zero, covering the sensors, th…

monarchjointventure.org Article

Monarch Joint Venture

A partnership of conservation groups sharing monarch butterfly biology, habitat restoration guides, and the latest popul…

mongabay.com Article

Mongabay

An independent environmental news outlet reporting on rainforests, wildlife, and conservation science from correspondent…

kaleidophonic.wordpress.com Article

Montreal's Melodious Metro

A sound historian explains why Montreal metro trains seem to play the opening notes of Copland's Fanfare for the Common…

osar.fr Article

Motion Blur All the Way Down

An illustrated exploration of what happens when motion blur is pushed to its logical extreme, with mesmerizing animation…

edconway.substack.com Article

Moving Beaches

The surprising story of the global, mostly invisible and often illegal trade in sand, where whole beaches are dug up and…

thelistenersclub.com Article

Mozart and the Glass Armonica

The story of the glass armonica, Benjamin Franklin's eerie instrument of spinning glass bowls, and the haunting late pie…

scipython.com Article

Muller's Recurrence

A walkthrough of Muller's recurrence, a simple formula that converges to the wrong answer in floating point arithmetic,…

mushroomexpert.com Article

MushroomExpert.Com

A detailed mycology reference with keyed identification guides and photographs for hundreds of North American mushroom s…

roelsworld.eu Article

Music & Geometry: Intervals and Scales

An illustrated explainer showing how musical intervals and scales map onto circles and polygons, with diagrams that reve…

chrislewicki.com Article

My $500M Mars Rover Mistake

A candid story by a space engineer about a costly mistake on a Mars rover mission, what went wrong, and the lessons on f…

forrestthewoods.com Article

My Favorite Paradox

A clear walk through Simpson's paradox, showing with game and real-world data how numbers that look right can point to t…

thaines.com Article

My Text in Your Handwriting

A researcher explains, with examples, how his system learns a person's handwriting from samples and then writes any new…

samplesize.one Article

My Year in Data

A data scientist logged everything she did in 15-minute intervals for all of 2020 and shares charts of sleep, work, leis…

altairspace.com Article

Mysterious Light Sources

An amateur astronomer investigates strange isolated bright spots on light pollution maps, tracking them down to gas flar…

skyriddles.wordpress.com Article

NASA's Long Dead IMAGE Satellite is Alive!

An amateur satellite tracker tells how he stumbled on a signal from NASA's IMAGE spacecraft, silent since 2005, and conf…

nationalgeographic.com Article

National Geographic

Media platform covering exploration, wildlife, science, history, and travel through storytelling and photography.

magazine.uc.edu Article

Neil Armstrong's Moon Rocks Customs Form

The actual customs declaration the Apollo 11 crew signed on returning from the Moon, listing moon rocks and dust as carg…

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