
Exploring the strange, funny and curious corners of science and imagination.
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Albert Einstein is undoubtedly the most popular physicist of all time.
His name is well known everywhere, even to people not interested in physics, and general relativity, his greatest accomplishment, together with the consequences of it,...
Cue the music.
Ok so today we are going to steal from the most dangerous object in the Universe.
I know I know, it’s a perilous job but we are the best in this field and I’m sure we can make it out alive.
The target...
Most people are aware of the Challenger disaster. What most aren’t aware of is the man who figured out what went wrong with NASA’s most anticipated space mission since Apollo 11.
Today, Tommaso and Karin bring you a deep dive into Richard...
As a 25 years old guy, I was basically born with internet.
As a former iPad kid growing up, I saw every major trend become popular and then immediately get killed by any corporate trying to make money out of it.
I saw countless idiotic th...
“In a mysterious and unknown realm of reality, at the edge between the known and the unknown, two beings came into existence.
Born together, yet forever apart.
Their love written into the very fabric of existence, but eternally...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Theoretical physics student and avid comic book reader. Aspiring comic book writer and physics researcher. Still unclear which one is more fictional. I write about obscure stuff i pretend others care about. I also make music, very rarely.
A historian of NASA’s Space Shuttle program, exploring unusual and oftentimes weird events in contemporary U.S. history that mostly go unnoticed. Determined to make history interesting to as many as possible! Welcome to the family, folks \ud83e\udef6\ud83c\udffc
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