The End of the EF5 Drought
A stylized tornado is shown in the background in blue hues, with some red. Surrounding it are clouds swirling around. In the foreground is a… Read More »The End of the EF5 Drought
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The Story of the End
On a dark blue background, a face is split in the middle. Left side is a normal face with skin and facial features while right… Read More »The Story of the End
Ice Burned My Ice Cream!
A pink, cartoon ice cream cone with a worried expression is sitting on a bed of ice with icicles along its cone. Two blue protein… Read More »Ice Burned My Ice Cream!
Bacteriophage vs Superbug: Who Will Win?
A green and blue bacteriophage on the surface of a red bacterium with two other bacteria in the background. The bacteriophage is in the initial… Read More »Bacteriophage vs Superbug: Who Will Win?
Transmission Spectroscopy: Studying Planets from the Comfort of Home
A host star is seen in the distance at the top of the page. Its orbiting exoplanet passes by in front, larger and closer to… Read More »Transmission Spectroscopy: Studying Planets from the Comfort of Home
The Point of No Return
Astronaut looks out at a black hole from afar. Title: The Point of No Return.
Why ChatGPT Always Agrees With Us (And Why It Matters)
An individual with a thick white beard, wearing brown robes occupies the left half of the frame. Across from them, on the right half of… Read More »Why ChatGPT Always Agrees With Us (And Why It Matters)
Science at the table: why understanding food isn’t as easy as it looks
On the right, a shocked chef with red oven mitts opens a large grey pot, with steam coming out of it. Within the steam, a… Read More »Science at the table: why understanding food isn’t as easy as it looks
The Violence and Resilience of Nature
Depicts an asteroid crashing into the Earth, with the text “The Violence and Resilience of Nature” in the top left corner. Text reading “How has… Read More »The Violence and Resilience of Nature
What’s Shaking Santorini?
A simplified representation of Santorini surrounded by disturbed waters. Behind the islands, “What’s SHAKING SANTORINI” is spelt in blue and white (colours of the greek… Read More »What’s Shaking Santorini?