Come for the science, stay for the stories. Because we need both.
Without food we starve, without energy we huddle in the cold. And it is through widespread loss of memory that civilisations are at risk of falling into a looming dark age. (1400 words)
Rockets are dreams made into fuel and fire. And if we forget to dream, or if we only dream other dreams, we will lose the sky. (2200 words)
For many, our dreaming spires have turned into the stuff of nightmares. Where have things gone wrong? (1400 words)
How can we sail against the climate headwinds currently blowing out of Washington? It can help to remind ourselves there are always countercurrents beneath the surface. (1200 words)
Does the citizen scientist have a long term future? It depends on the future of both the citizen and the scientist. (4000 words)
How can we tell a new technology has become humanized? When we begin to play with it. (800 words + videos; approx. 30 mins. reading/viewing)
Marshall Islands, July 2016. (8000 words)
For most of human history, the stars told us where we were in space and time. Have we forgotten how to look up? (3600 words)
