In a lush, wooded pocket in Rouen, France, a meditation space rests on the forest floor.
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Twenty-five stunning images capturing myriad creatures around the globe are eligible for votes.
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Blissett’s oil paintings simultaneously highlight and defy our aesthetic understanding of “nature.”
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In Australia, researchers are considering how genetic engineering could allow mosquitoes to produce venom proteins, like those produced by spiders and sea anemones, in their sperm to transfer the poison to female mosquitoes when mating. In a study led by Macquarie University, researchers first used genetically modified fruit flies to test what has been dubbed […]
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In 1979, when President Jimmy Carter famously unveiled 32 solar panels on the White House roof, he remarked, “A generation from now, this solar heater can either be a curiosity, a museum piece, an example of a road not taken or it can be just a small part of one of the greatest and most […]
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