Mads S Michalsen·6d agoLet’s talk about sex!Why sexual reproduction persists, despite its great costs.
James Dorman·Oct 31Are Dangerous ‘Things’ Really Lurking Beneath the Ice?Happy Halloween! Every year around this time (I will use this long-winded preamble because I refuse to use the words “spooky season” in…
InNot So PastbyKris Toecke·Oct 27A priest, two kings and ten thousand spidersWhat do you give to a man who has everything? According to one 18th century priest: spider silk stockings.
Oguzhan VICIL·Oct 25The Photon That Never Grew OldHow light can cross billions of years of cosmic history without growing older
Oguzhan VICIL·Sep 12The Random Numbers in Your Simulation Are Not Random. So Why Does Monte Carlo Work?Perspectives on Operations Research, Statistics, and Computing
Oguzhan VICIL·Sep 11If Science News Is Everywhere, What Is a Science Magazine For?Why science magazines still matter in the age of social media and AI: context, evidence, scientific literacy, and editorial judgment.
Pradeep Krishna Rao·Sep 11Why Doesn’t the Moon Burn Us? The Physics of Reflected SunlightHow urban glass facades, lunar regolith, and the inverse-square law explain why moonlight carries no heat.
Bedia Durdu·Sep 10Hello Universe: An Astronomy Student’s Curiosity DiaryI wonder if there’s anyone who has ever looked up at the sky and not felt curious. Honestly, I don’t think there should be. How could…
Oguzhan VICIL·Sep 8Science Communication in Türkiye: From Promoting Scientific Progress to Building Independent…Türkiye communicates science widely. The next challenge is building independent journalism that can scrutinize scientific claims.
