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03/30/2023

In the latest episode of 'Tech Effects,' we investigated how music gets into our brains—and our bodies.

09/13/2022

It's amazing. Creepy, but amazing.

03/09/2022

1ere partie de ma chronique:
La photographie thérapeutique!😊
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https://youtu.be/gOmhuXZdZts via Tzara Maud

07/28/2021

Recognized for his poignant series of images of the pandemic, the award-winning photojournalist says only the return of the leg he lost in Afghanistan could make him f...

09/22/2020

How Did Kodak Detect the World’s First Nuclear Bomb?

In 1945, the U.S. government’s Manhattan Project detonated the world's first nuclear explosion. This test was highly confidential and remained so for several years, and yet, Kodak figured out what happened long before the truth became public knowledge. Derek Muller of Veritasium is famed for his i...

09/13/2020

Images from the past few days of some of the dozens of fires currently burning, as well as those battling against and affected by them

08/07/2020

In the 1880s, photographer William Jennings set out to prove that lightning was a far more varied and volatile thing than a simple zig zag in the sky.

07/28/2020

Anastasia Taylor-Lind shares her unique journey in the latest episode of Overheard at National Geographic.

From growing up in a horse-drawn wagon to documenting war zones, Nat Geo contributor Anastasia Taylor-Lind shares her unique journey in the latest episode of Overheard at National Geographic. She took this photo of a Peshmerga soldier in Iraq in 2003. https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/overheard-at-national-geographic/id1466697207

07/08/2020

Open competition from World Photography Organisation

Do you have a striking standalone image? Enter our Open competition! You can submit up to three images for free https://bit.ly/3gtEtLO © Manfred Voss

06/30/2020

Podcast: Presented with Pride – The Evolving POV of LGBTQ Photographers

Whenever a discussion around diversity of photographers arises, someone inevitably questions why the gender, skin color, sexual orientation, etc of the photographer matters. After all, the argument goes, shouldn’t we judge a photo on its own merits? If one role of viewing other people’s photogra...