Science and reality
The New Horizons space probe has started a year-long data dump of imagery and other large files taken during its July flyby.
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Space photos of the week, September 30–August 5.
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An intricate, hand-drawn map of London marks the artist's personal memories and associations onto the city's landmarks.
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Out today is Poultry Suite, a stunning photo book that catalogs some seriously impressive chicken breeds.
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He transformed modern medicine's understanding of the brain. And he rethought neurology---and his memory---from the inside out.
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Space photos of the week, August 23–29.
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Americans haven't been smacked with anything worse than a Category 2 hurricane since 2005.
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A microscope attachment for your smart phone gets field tested by bug scientists in the Amazon.
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For more than 50 years, the mathematician Neil Sloane has curated the authoritative collection of interesting and important integer sequences.
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Space photos of the week, August 15–22.
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