30 loved science fiction books from your favorite science lovers 🧪❤️📚
Check out this list of @sciam.bsky.social staff favorite sci-fi books 🧪👽🤖👩🚀🧟🧚♂️🤠🧝♀️🧛♂️👑 www.scientificamerican.com/article/scie...
Scientific American’s staff share their favorite sci-fi books, from beloved classics to overlooked gems and our modern favorites
It turns out that people who work at Scientific American like reading sci-fi novels. (I know. Shocking.) Want to know our recommendations, both new and classics? Well, we just published a list of our all-time favs. Read long (or short) and prosper. www.scientificamerican.com/article/scie...
Scientific American’s staff share their favorite sci-fi books, from beloved classics to overlooked gems and our modern favorites
Looking for a book with actually great quantum physics? Our Newsletter Editor has a recommendation for you
Have you read this alien book that introduced our physics and space editor to a lifelong love of space?
These are some of our favorite SciFi books at Scientific American. Lots of great recommendations here, but please let us know what we missed! 🧪 by @breezybrik.bsky.social@clarakm.bsky.social@bbguari.bsky.social@tanyalewis.bsky.social@sarahexplains.bsky.social@feltman.bsky.social & more
Scientific American’s staff share their favorite sci-fi books, from beloved classics to overlooked gems and our modern favorites
Hurricane Helene is starting out big and is likely to be in the top 10% size-wise for hurricanes at this latitude. It's sucking up more moisture and heat over the Gulf of Mexico and will cause storm surges and flooding well inland. By @andreatweather.bsky.social 🧪
Hurricane Helene is a large storm set to bring substantial storm surge to the coast of Florida, as well as wind and rain-driven flooding up into Tennessee and South Carolina
"Should it turn out that we have our first Black woman president...and we continue to export 2,000-pound bombs to perpetrate a genocide, in defense of a state...practicing apartheid, I won’t be able to just sit here and shake my head and say, ‘Well, that is unfortunate.’" nymag.com/intelligence...
A decade after “The Case for Reparations,” he is ready to take on Israel, Palestine, and the American media.
My latest, for @sciam.bsky.social! How many species used to live in the past? And how good are we at actually recognizing them when we see them? Seemingly simple questions! Exceedingly tricky answers! 🧪🦖🌎
The incompleteness of the fossil record complicates efforts to figure out how life on Earth is faring today