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Science
Physicists haven’t yet ruled out the possibility that the universe has a complicated topology in which space loops back around on itself.
I venture to Cuba in search of the world’s smallest bird.
Our obsession with cleanliness is running afoul of scientific reality.
An argument for a new definition of color.
Mangroves are sturdy trees. Recognizable by their extensive root systems, these trees can thrive in muddy soil, sand, peat, even coral. They tolerate water much saltier than most other plants and survive flooding during severe storms. It is perhaps their sturdiness that led mangroves to be one of the most significant targets in the Vietnam […]
This classic Facts So Romantic post was originally published in June, 2013. Take a look at a butterfly’s wing, and you can learn a lesson about life. Not that it’s beautiful, or fragile, or too easily appreciated only when it’s fading—though all that is true, and evident in a wing. Nautilus Members enjoy an ad-free […]
