drive out along Route 66 east of Flagstaff and the familiar icons of the American roadscape soon materialise out of the shimmering desert heat
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a new project at the University of Maryland examines and documents the ways in which science is represented through the visual medium of photography
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from the depths of the Marianas Trench to the remote beaches of the Chagos Archipelago, we've rounded up five incredible places from around the planet in honour of World Oceans Day
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French photographer Julien Mauve juxtaposes images of deep space with our everyday world
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visit our two week pop-up shop at Hong Kong's best independent bookstore, Book B
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a visual journey through ten years of creative science
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a series of three limited edition prints inspired by our mutual love of space, sci-fi, science textbooks and the surreal
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"Being alive today with all the knowledge and technology that currently exists allows us to reflect on who we are and how we relate to the rest of the universe"
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over the past few years a distinctly female fascination with geology, minerals and meteorites has emerged. in our new gallery show, we showcase some of the beguiling results
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measuring more than 350m across, these circular voids in the sandstone contain their own miniature jungles – tiny worlds within worlds
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located in China's Hunan province, Zhangjiajie’s incredible landscape began to form over 60 million years ago, when tropical seas covered the land
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oh hi travertine
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a new short film by John Hooper captures the close up beauty minerals
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Emily Walsh of Mineralia guest curates a selection of her favourite crystals
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the awesome realness of pyrite cubes
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Canadian artist Carly Waito creates hyperrealistic paintings of minerals
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March is 'Crystals and Minerals Month' month here on super/collider
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Tessa Edwards now available on super/collider
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a limited-edition collaboration exploring the science and folklore behind six volcanoes from around the world
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extracted from hundreds or even thousands of metres of accumulated ice and snow, ice cores are a key tool for mapping the Earth's changing climate
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