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March/April 2015

  • By Peter DuCharme
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Unravel the biggest ideas in science today. Become a more curious you.

Unravel the biggest ideas in science today. Become a more curious you.

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The March/April 2015 Nautilus print magazine (our seventh print edition) combines some of the best content from our issues on Illusions, Creativity, and Information, with new original contributions and gorgeous full-color illustrations.

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This issue includes contributions by Swedish author and hoverfly collector Fredrik Sjöberg; Tom Vanderbilt; Robin Marantz Henig; Phil Ball; and Alex Wright. Plus, original artwork from Yuko Shimizu, Jon Han, Shout, Tim O’Brien, and more.

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Astronomy

How Earth’s Atmosphere Reached the Moon
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History

An Ancient Fingerprint Among Clues to a 2,000-year-old Invasion of Denmark
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Geoscience

Is Earth’s Core Like an Onion?
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