SpaceShort read
Why does the Moon turn yet show us the same face?
The Moon does rotate. Its two motions are precisely in step.
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A specimen room for tracing movement
The Moon’s orientation, a drop’s bubbles, three hearts. Follow the movements and how the work is shared to see the familiar differently.
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Everyday scienceFollowing the research
The smell of rain, revisited: can tiny bubbles carry bacteria, too?
From the 2015 discovery of bursting bubbles to the 2017 experiments with living bacteria. A pleasant smell became a question about the movement of matter.
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Living thingsShort read
An octopus's three hearts work as a team.
There is more to the surprising number: each heart has a job.
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