Welcome to the Nautilus Weekly Science News Quiz. Can you tell your enzyme activity from your neurons? We’re putting your science news knowledge to the test!

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The Cellist and the Physicist
A conversation between Yo-Yo Ma and Fabiola Gianotti.
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Welcome to The Porthole
Short sharp looks at science.
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The Comet Year
What the COVID-19 pandemic portends.
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The Most Beautiful Science of the Year
The best things we learned at Nautilus in 2022.
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How Shannon Entropy Imposes Fundamental Limits on Communication
What’s a message, really? Claude Shannon recognized that the elemental ingredient is surprise.
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The Trouble With “The Big Bang”
A rash of recent articles illustrates a longstanding confusion over the famous term.
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The Case for Popularizing Ocean Science
Why Schmidt Ocean Institute’s Carlie Wiener thinks octopuses and science fiction matter to ocean conservation.
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A Surprising Side of Carl Sagan
In Contact, the great science advocate posed a religious question about the cosmos.
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How Do We Get People Who Believe in Pseudoscience to Trust Science?
It’s time to ask a scientist.
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Mysteries Are to Be Embraced, But Also to Be Solved
Science doesn’t rob the world of wonder. It amplifies it.