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The Universe Within 12.5 Light Years
A map of the nearest stars within 12.5 light years of the Sun, from the Atlas of the Universe, with a zoom-out view that…
The Urban Nature Enthusiast
A blog by a crow and raven photographer celebrating the nature that lives in cities, with photos and stories from alleyw…
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the urban prehistorian
Archaeologist Kenny Brophy explores how prehistory lives on in modern places: stone circles in housing estates, replica…
The Vast Reaches
Jason Guenzel's astrophotography site, with deep-sky images of nebulae, galaxies and night skies plus a blog and notes o…
The Vertical Farm
Dickson Despommier's original vertical-farming site, with essays on why feeding a crowded urban planet may mean growing…
The Virtual Telescope Project
A robotic observatory in Italy that streams live views of comets, eclipses, and asteroid flybys, narrated by an astrophy…
The Wada Test
Linda Button's essay that won the 2025 Annie Dillard Creative Nonfiction Award in Bellingham Review, built around the st…
The Water Century
An interactive investigation into why the UK keeps running dry, explaining how almost all of Earth's water is salty, fro…
The Welikia Project
A map explorer from the New York Botanical Garden that reveals the hills, streams, forests and wildlife of the landscape…
The Whippet
McKinley Valentine's newsletter for the terminally curious, full of science, history and weird facts with no contemporar…
The White Coat Trainer
A fitness blog by a physician and certified trainer, with evidence-based articles on building muscle and strength even o…
The Wi-Fi Only Works When It's Raining
A hardware detective story about a home Wi-Fi link that only worked in the rain, following every false lead to a surpris…
The Wildlife Trusts
A federation of UK conservation charities sharing nature reserve visitor guides, species spotlights, and local community…
The World At Night
A curated gallery of astrophotography pairing landmarks and landscapes with the night sky, from meteor showers to the Mi…
The World Has Probably Passed Peak Pollution
Data-driven look at how local air pollution deaths have fallen in many countries, with clear charts and an argument for…
The World Hum Map and Database
A research project and world map collecting reports of the Hum, a mysterious low-frequency noise heard by people worldwi…
The World3 Model
A running simulation of the World3 model of human population growth from 1900 onward, with sliders to change initial res…
The World's Deadliest Thing
Food writer Anthony Warner tells the story of botulinum toxin, the deadliest substance known, and how fear of it quietly…
The Xenon Death Flash
The strange true story of how a camera flash could instantly crash the Raspberry Pi 2, and how the community traced the…
The Zoomist
Close observation of everyday things through macro photography, microscope footage and close-up sound, revealing the hid…
The Zooquarium
A quirky ongoing project that reviews weird animals with biased but real information, from pancake tortoises and sea pig…
Theban Mapping Project
A digital guide to the Valley of the Kings that lets you learn about and explore the royal tombs and other Theban sites…
TheCMB
A 3D model of the cosmic microwave background that lets you explore the oldest light in the universe, the afterglow of t…
Theorem of the Day
A big gallery of famous theorems, each presented as a one-page illustrated poster with a plain statement, a picture and…
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