At 4:30 on a chilly morning in Australia, headlights burned through a dark forest in central Woodford, a small rural town 50 miles north of Brisbane, Queensland. Hundreds of flying foxes—magnificent fruit-eating bats with big eyes, fluffy coats, and a...
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December 17, 20243 min readJanuary 2025: Science History from 50, 100 and 150 Years AgoThe J particle; a nitroglycerin engineBy Mark Fischetti1925, Exercise in Motion: “Years before the motion picture was invented, Mr. Eadweard Muybridge, at the University of Pennsylvania,...
December 17, 20244 min readContributors to Scientific American’s January 2025 IssueWriters, artists, photographers and researchers share the stories behind the storiesBy Allison Parshall Doug Gimesy The Next Viral PlaguePhotojournalist Doug Gimesy (above) is a font of knowledge about flying foxes....
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I routinely control my own dreams. During a recent episode, in my dream laboratory, my experience went like this: I was asleep on a twin mattress in the dark lab room, wrapped in a cozy duvet and a blanket of...
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In June 1972, the Royal Society of Medicine in London hosted a symposium called “Man in His Place”. It featured an eclectic group of speakers, including Jacob Bronowski, whose acclaimed 13-part BBC television series, The Ascent of Man, would air...
