Inside the Mouth of Earth’s Oldest Bird
A new look at an Archaeopteryx skull reveals some familiar and fascinating structures The post Inside the Mouth of Earth’s Oldest Bird
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“Hell Heron”: New Dinosaur Species with A Head-mounted Sword Discovered in Africa
The dramatic find sheds new light on the diversity of spinosaurs The post “Hell Heron”: New Dinosaur Species with A Head-mounted Sword Discovered in Africa
The Spy Who Found T. Rex
Pioneering paleontologist Barnum Brown took on some curious gigs outside of his digs The post The Spy Who Found T. Rex (https://nautil.us/the-spy-who-found-t-rex-1267359/) appeared first on Nautilus
Learn to Draw Minis
Learn to Draw Minis is a fun, vibrant animated show that sparks creativity in just one minute. Each bite-sized episode guides viewers step-by-step through drawing a cool cartoon from start to finish, with themes spanning pets, wild animals, dinosaurs, fantasy creatures, people, vehicles, and sports, plus the lovable lead character Doodle in playful costumes. Slogan: Start Your Drawing Adventure!
Books Giveaway
I'm giving away a bunch of books as I need the space and also facing some money issues , voluntary contribution if not specified otherwise, mailing is possible if recipient covers costs of package
Shapeflation episode 3 - Martinflation and the hibiscus glass
Looking at how the shape of a product can be used as shrinkflation.
When Scientists Are Dinosaurs
At the paleontology conference, her new theory was shouted down The post When Scientists Are Dinosaurs (https://nautil.us/when-scientists-are-dinosaurs-1271578/) appeared first on Nautilus
They Didn’t Delete It. They Just Removed it from the Indexes.
Hey reader! So today I did a thing. I added clickable “starter questions” to Redacted Chat so people don’t have to guess where to begin. This one is one of my favorites: How does control over what gets indexed or remembered shape medicine, science, and the future itself? And then… the system answered. Not with generic AI fluff, but by pulling straight from Redacted Science and laying out the core thesis cleanly and coherently — the whole chain: indexing → memory → narrative → intent → future. The funny (and validating) part? The answer itself demonstrated the argument. A decentralized system, indexed honestly, doesn’t erase by omission. It remembers by default. That contrast is the point. This is why I built Redacted Chat. Not to “prove” anything — but to let people interact with memory that hasn’t been curated away. Builders will get it. Lurkers are welcome. Someday someone will pull on this thread.
Tracing Tragedies
Virgil weaves these sad Cretan legends into Aeneas' tale. But his deeper engraving commemorates humanity's endless capacity for both mercy and cruelty - and our duties pondering past wrongs lest history repeat its darkest turns. Even centuries later, Minos' misdeeds still stir reflection on justice, vengeance and redemption through Virgil's gifted verses.
Juventus Draws 1-1 With Sassuolo; Dušan Vlahović Returns from Injury
Juventus drew 1-1 with Sassuolo in a Serie A match that saw the return of Serbian striker Dušan Vlahović after a nearly four-month injury break. The match ended in a draw after Juventus's Manuel Locatelli missed a late penalty.
