Category: Science in Context
Concrete on the wall of this downtown Vancouver construction site
Manawapou River, New Zealand The image above illustrates part of a familiar grand cycle;
“Our water well taps into an underground lake”. “There’s an underground river running beneath our
Mark Twain wasn’t far wrong with this sardonic, perceptive quip. If he was able to
If you haven’t already done so, have a read of this Editorial from Scientific American.
Sam had the day off so the two of us headed to Raglan and Ngarunui
Art can be thought of as (among other things) the construction of sensory (conscious and
I have had occasion recently to bear the brunt of criticism about some of the
Sea levels have risen and fallen countless times over geological history. We see this in