“English diets in the 17th century often included the cheek, tongue, and brain of animals, so it’s not surprising to Owsley that the same parts of Jane’s head would have been removed for consumption.”
“English diets in the 17th century often included the cheek, tongue, and brain of animals, so it’s not surprising to Owsley that the same parts of Jane’s head would have been removed for consumption.”
“coelacanths are actually more closely related to humans and other mammals than to ray-finned fishes such as tuna and trout.”
via Nature
“A five-month old baby, with his mother, prepares for experiments in consciousness.”
Schrödinger’s tombstone
The Relativistic Heavy Ion Collider spends its days slamming tiny particles of gold together, helping physicists peer back in time to what the universe looked like a fraction of a second after the Big Bang. It’s also hanging on by a thread, abandoned by the department that’s supposed to be fighting on its behalf.
via PopSci
Seeds. From Science.