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A Living Planet

Earth is a living planet. But how much life is...

Several small, light-colored bonnet mushrooms with bell-shaped caps and thin stems growing among green foliage and brown debris on a forest floor

The Shape of Gravity: Why On Earth Are Planets Spherical?

We often take for granted that planets, shaped by the...

Abstract image featuring translucent, glowing bubbles in shades of pink and blue, suspended around a thin diagonal line against a dark background

Early Science: Wadham College

A Symposium to mark the 350th anniversary of The Royal...

The Ground We Stand On

The land is often seen as the canvas for human...

Cross-section of ground showing layers of asphalt, gravel, and soil

An Ocean of Air

The major environmental challenge of our time is framed in...

Silhouettes of palm trees against a dark, cloudy sky

Pluto Isn’t a Planet

In 2006, the International Astronomical Union adopted a definition of...

A detailed image of the dwarf planet Pluto

The Shape of Shells: She Sells Self-Similar Spiral Seashells on the Seashore

It is impossible not to marvel at the beauty and...

A cross-section of a nautilus shell revealing its intricate, spiraling chambers

The Primordial Fireball

The universe underwent an inflationary period of expansion. From an...

A New Sky

The JWST is the most expensive and powerful telescope astronomers...

a man looking at the JWST

Medicine in London, 1600 to 1900 - Dr William Harvey and the seventeenth-century medical revolution