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GlacierHub
A Columbia University newsletter and blog reporting on glacier science, melting ice, and the communities affected by dis…
God Must Have Painted Those Pictures: Auroratone
Walter Forsberg uncovers the lost history of the Auroratone, 1940s abstract color films set to Bing Crosby songs and sho…
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God Sleeps in the Minerals
A photo-driven notebook entry from the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County's gem and mineral hall, pairing glit…
Going Under
A scrolling data story from Kontinentalist mapping how rising seas threaten to swallow major Asian cities, with maps and…
Good Sleep, Good Learning, Good Life
Dr Piotr Wozniak, creator of SuperMemo, explains how sleep cycles, circadian rhythm and memory consolidation shape learn…
Graph Convolutional Networks
An introduction by Thomas Kipf to neural networks on graph-structured data such as social and citation networks, explain…
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Groups: A Primer
A patient, example-rich introduction to group theory from the Math and Programming blog, aimed at readers meeting abstra…
Guerrilla Gardening Seed Bombs
A guide from the guerrilla gardening movement to making and throwing seed bombs - balls of clay, compost and seeds for g…
Guide to Attending a Space Launch
A practical, illustrated guide to watching a rocket launch in person: which launch sites you can visit, viewing spots, c…
Hackaday | Fresh Hacks Every Day
A daily blog and community covering hardware hacks, electronics projects, and maker culture with detailed DIY engineerin…
Hacking Super Mario 64 Using Covering Spaces
An illustrated essay applying covering spaces and hyperbolic geometry to Super Mario 64, with visualizations of the univ…
Hacking the Timex m851
Tavis Ormandy digs into a Timex data-link watch that receives data from a computer screen's flashing bars, and reverse e…
Hamiltonian Monte Carlo Explained
An interactive 3D explanation of Hamiltonian Monte Carlo sampling, showing with live demos how a particle explores compl…
Handwriting vs Typing: Brain Connectivity Study
A peer-reviewed EEG study finding that handwriting activates much wider brain connectivity than typing, with notes on wh…
Have Attention Spans Been Declining?
A reader-written contest essay that digs into the evidence for and against shrinking attention spans, weighing studies a…
Hengefinder: Finding When the Sun Aligns With Your Street
A blog post on building a tool that predicts the days when the setting sun lines up with any street, like Manhattanhenge…
Here's to the Next 100 Sudokus
A data-driven personal essay in which a puzzle lover logs every move in 100 sudokus and visualizes the surprising patter…
Higher Category Theory And Physics
An nLab wiki entry that surveys how higher category theory is used in physics, with links into the wider collaborative m…
Hilary: the most poisoned baby name
A statistician digs into Social Security baby name data to show how the name Hilary crashed in popularity after 1992 fas…
History of Writing
An opinionated essay tracing the origins of writing, from the emergence of language and abstract thought to early script…
Homomorphic Encryption in iOS 18
A plain-language walk through the math that lets a server process your encrypted photos without ever seeing them, writte…
Hortus Eystettensis
The Garden History Blog tells how the Hortus Eystettensis, a giant 1613 engraved catalogue of a Bavarian bishop's garden…
How a Berkeley Eccentric Beat the Russians
A lively profile of astronomer Cliff Stoll, who caught a KGB-linked hacker in the 1980s and now spends his days making g…
How a Croatian Freediver Held His Breath for 29 Minutes
The story behind the record for longest underwater breath-hold using pure oxygen, a feat viewed as much a conjuring tric…
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