a world of light
Day 24
Conservationists have found a surprising partner in cleaning some of the most polluted harbours and bays. Oysters! No bigger than a computer mouse when full grown, Oysters can filter up...
Day 24
Conservationists have found a surprising partner in cleaning some of the most polluted harbours and bays. Oysters! No bigger than a computer mouse when full grown, Oysters can filter up...
Day 23
Sometimes nature breaks the rules Every so often we come across a wonder of nature that doesn’t quite make sense—it doesn’t seem real—like a pink lake. It’s both confusing and...
Day 23
Sometimes nature breaks the rules Every so often we come across a wonder of nature that doesn’t quite make sense—it doesn’t seem real—like a pink lake. It’s both confusing and...
Day 22
“Why is a raven like a writing desk?” ...asks the Mad Hatter of Alice. So powerful is humanity's need to solve a mystery that Lewis Carroll, author of Alice and...
Day 22
“Why is a raven like a writing desk?” ...asks the Mad Hatter of Alice. So powerful is humanity's need to solve a mystery that Lewis Carroll, author of Alice and...
Day 21
“Art is not what you see, but what you make others see.” —Edgar Degas There is much beauty in the world, and then we have art, each artist reflecting this...
Day 21
“Art is not what you see, but what you make others see.” —Edgar Degas There is much beauty in the world, and then we have art, each artist reflecting this...
Day 20
A rare red rainbowWhen the sun is low on the horizon and light shines on water droplets, a rainbow turns red. Photo Courtesy of Erich Ferdinandhttps://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/
Day 20
A rare red rainbowWhen the sun is low on the horizon and light shines on water droplets, a rainbow turns red. Photo Courtesy of Erich Ferdinandhttps://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/
Day 19
The Games we play Humans love to play. Though there’s no evidence of games played earlier than 7,000 years ago, I imagine we’ve been playing them since we’ve been around....
Day 19
The Games we play Humans love to play. Though there’s no evidence of games played earlier than 7,000 years ago, I imagine we’ve been playing them since we’ve been around....