Life Science Art

Blimps: Giants of the Sky What Are Blimps? Blimps, also known as airships or dirigibles, are lighter-than-air aircraft that have been around for over a century. They are characterized by …

Protecting Fruit: The Role of Illustrations and the Law The Need for Protection In the mid-19th century, the United States experienced a boom in fruit cultivation and trade. However, the …

Bats: Nudging Their Young to Fledge Mothers’ Nudging Behavior Mother bats have a unique way of encouraging their babies to leave the nest. In the weeks leading up to fledging, …

Ai Weiwei’s Beijing Studio Demolished: A Symbol of Artistic Suppression in China Background: Ai Weiwei and His Controversial Art Ai Weiwei, a renowned contemporary artist from China, has long been …

Viagra: The Blue Pill’s Impact on Science and Health Viagra: The Ultimate News Fodder Viagra, the blue pill for erectile dysfunction, has become a popular topic in the news, attracting …

King Khufu’s Solar Boat Embarks on a Historic Journey to Its New Home The Pharaoh’s Ancient Vessel For over four millennia, King Khufu’s grand solar boat lay buried near the …

George Carlin AI Imitation Lawsuit Settles, Raising Concerns In a groundbreaking legal case, the estate of the late comedian George Carlin has reached a settlement with two podcast hosts who …

Aogashima: The Enchanting Island Built Within an Active Volcano A Dormant Threat: The History of Aogashima’s Volcano Nestled amidst the vast expanse of the Philippine Sea, approximately 200 miles south …

Christchurch: Shattered by Earthquakes Abandoned Boulevards and Post-Apocalyptic Wasteland Christchurch, New Zealand’s largest city on the South Island, has endured a relentless onslaught of earthquakes since 2010, leaving behind a …