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classics.stanford.edu Video

The Antikythera Mechanism: A Shocking Discovery

A recorded Stanford lecture by Tony Freeth on the Antikythera Mechanism, the ancient Greek geared computer found in a sh…

theapiarist.org Website

The Apiarist

A blog on the science and practice of sustainable beekeeping, with weekly posts on bees, honey, swarms and everything el…

appliedecologistsblog.com Website

The Applied Ecologist

The official blog of the Journal of Applied Ecology, where authors explain new conservation and ecology research to prac…

netlib.org Article

The Argonne Anti-Jet-Lag Diet

A plain-text copy of the 1980s Argonne National Laboratory diet plan that claims to reset your body clock for travel thr…

autodidacts.io Website

The Autodidacts

A blog of essays and experiments in self-directed learning, science and technology, exploring the universe from the insi…

avherald.com Website

The Aviation Herald

An aggregator of aircraft incident and occurrence reports worldwide, tracked and updated with unusual speed and detail.

aviation-history.com Website

The Aviation History Online Museum

A long-running online museum covering the timeline of flight, from early pioneers through jet fighters and civil airline…

baseballsphere.com Website

The Baseballsphere

A baseball blog of sometimes mathematical thoughts, analysis, and ideas from Tom McIntyre, for fans who like their game…

batcloud.art Interactive

The Bat Cloud

An art project where you type a yes-or-no question for bats and their recorded activity answers back, part of a museum e…

naturalist.bearblog.dev Article

The bee that everyone wants to save

A naturalist argues that the honeybees in neighbours' hives are not the ones in danger, and introduces the wild native b…

thebiochemistblog.com Website

The Biochemist Blog

An archive of posts from the Biochemical Society covering research, scientific events, education, careers, policy and di…

fathom.lib.uchicago.edu Article

The Biology of B-Movie Monsters

A biologist explains, with clear examples, why giant ants, fifty-foot women and other B-movie monsters could never exist…

thebirdist.com Website

The Birdist

A blog about birds and birding written with humor, covering species, bird behavior and the quirks of the people who watc…

theblackgoldtapestry.com Image

The Black Gold Tapestry

A huge embroidered tapestry in the style of the Bayeux Tapestry by Sandra Sawatzky, telling the story of oil, energy and…

b737.org.uk Website

The Boeing 737 Technical Site

A technical reference for Boeing 737 pilots and engineers with system and operating notes, technical photographs, news,…

blog.mikebowler.ca Article

The bottleneck might be the air in the room

An accessible look at how stuffy rooms and rising CO2 levels quietly blunt group decision making, with the research behi…

thebrain.mcgill.ca Interactive

The Brain from Top to Bottom

A layered, image-rich explainer of how the brain works, letting readers explore each topic at beginner, intermediate, or…

philosophyofbrains.com Article

The Brains Blog

A long-running academic blog covering philosophy of mind, cognitive science, and neuroscience through posts from researc…

archive.bridgesmathart.org Website

The Bridges Archive

An online repository of every paper from the Bridges conference on mathematics and art, covering tilings, sculpture, mus…

subseacables.blogspot.com Article

The British Empire's Resilient Subsea Telegraph Network

A history of the Victorian undersea telegraph cables that tied the British Empire together, and why their routing was de…

nuclearfaq.ca Website

The Canadian Nuclear FAQ

A privately maintained set of answers on Canadian nuclear science and technology, from CANDU reactors to radiation and w…

sites.math.washington.edu Article

The Case Against Computers in Math Education

Neal Koblitz's classic essay arguing that computers and calculators can shortchange mathematical understanding in the cl…

cashrailway.co.uk Website

The Cash Railway Website

An enthusiast archive of cash railways - the ball, wire and pneumatic-tube systems that whisked money across department…

feynman.com Article

The Challenger Disaster

How Richard Feynman cut through NASA bureaucracy on the Challenger commission and showed the O-ring flaw with a glass of…

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