Origami: An ancient discipline in the modern world
Callum Oozeerally explores the ancient roots of origami, its popularisation, and how it is being used to push forward discovery and understanding in the scientific world.
NASA
The art of making: the Apollo camera
As a sequel to 'The art of making: Kodak and the Lunar Orbiter Program', Catchik Paul Jordan traces the fascinating story of Hasselblad and NASA's collaboration during the 1960s, which…
The art of making: Kodak and the Lunar Orbiter Program
Catchik Paul Jordan uncovers the understated but astronomical lengths to which NASA and Kodak went to shoot, develop, scan and transmit film photographs of the moon in preparation for Apollo…
The Biggest Science and Technology Stories of 2018
From climate change to space travel, Charlotte Hartley recaps some of the most prominent and influential Science and Technology stories of 2018.
Three dimensions in every sense: A Black History Month feature
To celebrate Black History Month, Abigail Smith-Buckle writes about the inspiring life of Valerie L. Thomas, a black, female scientist and inventor.
Heroes-First Man review
"Tom Cross’ editing made all launches, emergencies and landings full of suspense which combined with Justin Hurwitz’s tense score, Linus Sandgren’s beautiful cinematography and Chazelle’s professional directing resulted in an…
Life on Mars? New evidence might suggest so
Ed Gardner describes the new evidence suggesting life on Mars could be possible.
2018: Coming up in space
The new year might feel like a long time ago now, but 2018 will be an exciting year for space travel. Read on to see what’s in store.