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What’s a message, really? Claude Shannon recognized that the elemental ingredient is surprise.
A rash of recent articles illustrates a longstanding confusion over the famous term.
Why Schmidt Ocean Institute’s Carlie Wiener thinks octopuses and science fiction matter to ocean conservation.
In Contact, the great science advocate posed a religious question about the cosmos.
It’s time to ask a scientist.
Science doesn’t rob the world of wonder. It amplifies it.
Imani Black is working to bring people of color into marine conservation and production.
Extraterrestrials could take our intergalactic message in entirely the wrong way.
An American journalist leaves Russia as war breaks up the international collaboration key to climate research in the Arctic.
High 5 to Barbara Veiga: activist, photographer, and filmmaker.
High throughput technology is central to the COVID-19 fight.
Roger Payne sparked the anti-whaling movement. He’s not done yet.
As abstract as it is, physics enriches your life.Image via Sabine Hossenfelder / YouTube Science without the gobbledygook.” That’s the name, and promise, of Sabine Hossenfelder’s YouTube show. The German theoretical physicist, whose main gig is as a Research Fellow at the Frankfurt Institute for Advanced Studies, has attracted over 300,000 subscribers. Her videos—some of […]
Middle school filmmaker spotlights the plight of birds in his home state.
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