Stunning Finds from Ancient Greek Shipwreck
A Greek and international team of divers and archaeologists has retrieved stunning new finds from an ancient Greek ship that sank more than 2,000 years ago off the remote island of Antikythera.
The Science Behind Swimming: From Whales To Larvae, Common Principles At Work In Swimming
Using simple hydrodynamics, a team of researchers from Harvard was able to show that a handful of principles govern how virtually every animal, from the tiniest fish to birds to gigantic whales propel themselves though the water…
Experiencing The Rebirth Of A River
“The first thing we noticed was the amazing clarity of the water. Opponents of the dam removal predicted the river would be constantly dirty with sediment for years to come, and yet, even just days after blowing the last of the upper dam, we had at least eight feet of gorgeous, blue-green-tinted visibility…” By Dylan Tomine.
There’s A New Tourist Attraction In NYC: Whales
Four miles off New York City’s Rockaway Beach, a 35-foot humpback whale is taking the collective breath away from a boatload of whale watchers.
Tree Hitched A Ride To Island
Acacia analysis reveals globetrotting seed trekked 18,000 kilometres from Hawaii Island to Réunion island. The researchers propose in a study published this week, that a sea bird brought a seed from Hawaii to Réunion in its stomach or stuck to its feet in a one-off event some 1.4 million years ago.
California Impressions; By Noah Gorelick
California Impressions, is an image by Noah Gorelick.
“The Earth Is What We All Have In Common”
It’s not enough to have Earth Day once per year. The “Earth Day” phenomenon needs to become a way of life
Recycling The Stoke
ReSurf, a mentoring program that brings surfing to underprivileged children and teens around the world…
The Sunnydale Kids, Movie
“We can’t pretend to fix all of the problems inner city kids face. What we can do is give them a fun day out…”