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The Star Maps
A custom star map creator that shows the stars, planets, Sun, and Moon as seen from any location, date, and time, with y…
The Story Collider
A storytelling organization and podcast where scientists and ordinary people tell true, personal stories about how scien…
The Subjective Grounds the Physical
A philosophy essay arguing that the view from nowhere is nonsense, and that subjective experience rather than physics is…
The Sun Seen Through the Earth in Neutrino Light
An image of the Sun captured from deep underground at Super-Kamiokande by detecting neutrinos that passed straight throu…
The SWLing Post
The SWLing Post, a blog for the shortwave radio listening hobby, covering vintage receivers, DXing, and international br…
The Taxi-cab Problem Explorable
An eight-minute interactive explanation of the 1982 taxi-cab hit and run puzzle, an unintuitive probability problem expl…
The Team W Blog
Susan Weinschenk's blog applying brain and behavioral science to design and user experience, with articles on how people…
The Tedious Intrigue of Art Conservation
A Carnegie Magazine feature that goes behind the scenes with museum conservators as they painstakingly clean, repair and…
The Theory and Technique of Electronic Music
Miller Puckette's free online textbook on synthesis, sampling, filtering and spatialization, with worked examples and Pu…
The Thylacine Museum: Historical Films
The historical film clips that make up nearly all known motion picture footage of living thylacines, with notes on where…
The Time I Built an ROV to Solve Missing Person Cases
A hobbyist engineer builds an underwater remote-operated vehicle to search lakes for missing persons, with the design ch…
The Time Travel Fund
A tongue-in-cheek investment fund that promises to compound your deposit for centuries so that future people can pay to…
The Time Trials
A small, silly and scientific explorable hosted by a sentient caesium atom, running challenges that reveal how strangely…
The tiniest yet real telescope I've built
A maker's account of building a pocket-sized Dobsonian telescope that truly works, with the design choices and tricks ne…
The Toaster Project
Designer Thomas Thwaites tries to build a cheap electric toaster entirely from scratch, mining ore, smelting iron and ma…
The Trebuchet Pages
An engineering deep-dive into trebuchets with a simulator that lets you tweak counterweights, arms, and slings to see ho…
The Tree in Our Backyard
Alexis Madrigal investigates the old tree in his Oakland backyard, digging into the people who tended it before him and…
The Treeographer
A collection of true stories about significant and symbolic trees around the world, from sacred cedars to historic oaks,…
The True Size Of
Drag countries, states and regions around a world map and watch them change size, revealing how the Mercator projection…
The True Size of Africa
Kai Krause's famous map that fits the USA, China, India and much of Europe inside the outline of Africa, with an essay o…
The Unconventional Gardener
A gardening blog about plants, space, and plants in space, written to sow the seeds of good stories for curious gardener…
The Unexpected Poetry of PhD Acknowledgements
ANU researchers read hundreds of PhD theses and share what they found in the acknowledgements pages, from heartfelt than…
The Universal Turing Machine
A collective memoir of Alan Turing by novelist Richard Beard, told through the voices of people and objects that crossed…
The Universe of Discourse
Mark Dominus's long-running, highly eclectic blog of mathematics, programming curiosities, linguistics, puzzles, and tan…
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