More from Charlie Wood (Page 4)

We finally know how bright the universe is
Black Holes

We finally know how bright the universe is

By Charlie Wood

Maine’s new voting system is mathematically superior—and constitutionally questionable
Science

Maine’s new voting system is mathematically superior—and constitutionally questionable

By Charlie Wood

Termites built themselves a landfill the size of Great Britain
Animals

Termites built themselves a landfill the size of Great Britain

By Charlie Wood

Gravitational waves could solve a cosmological crisis within five years—or shake physics to its core
Physics

Gravitational waves could solve a cosmological crisis within five years—or shake physics to its core

By Charlie Wood

Naturally 7 at the Bell Ice Cube in Vancouver BC– Stock Editorial Photography
Science

Watch people beatbox in an MRI

By Charlie Wood

Two NASA spacecraft died in one week—and there’s a connection
Deep Space

Two NASA spacecraft died in one week—and there’s a connection

By Charlie Wood

NASA’s Parker Solar Probe just smashed two all-time records on its way to the sun
NASA

NASA’s Parker Solar Probe just smashed two all-time records on its way to the sun

By Charlie Wood

Black widow spiders could teach nanomaterial experts a thing or two
Animals

Black widow spiders could teach nanomaterial experts a thing or two

By Charlie Wood

hand touching iPhone
DIY

Apple has collected lots of your personal information—here’s how to see it

By Charlie Wood

A bee lands on a yellow flower.
Animals

Bees deal with darkness the same way humans do

By Charlie Wood

Recent intergalactic flashes might help solve this great astronomical mystery
Science

Recent intergalactic flashes might help solve this great astronomical mystery

By Charlie Wood

Voyager 2 is almost outside the sun’s protective bubble
Science

Voyager 2 is almost outside the sun’s protective bubble

By Charlie Wood

Drunk birds are wreaking havoc in Minnesota
Animals

Drunk birds are wreaking havoc in Minnesota

By Charlie Wood

In the hunt for aliens, satellites may light the way
Deep Space

In the hunt for aliens, satellites may light the way

By Charlie Wood

illustrations of two men and a woman
Physics

The physics Nobel Prize goes to high-tech lasers and honors the first woman in 55 years

By Charlie Wood

A plane sprays a field with pesticides.
Environment

The Carolinas are waging war against nickel-sized hurricane mosquitoes

By Charlie Wood

Thought-reading AI helps a person with quadriplegia play Guitar Hero
Robots

Thought-reading AI helps a person with quadriplegia play Guitar Hero

By Charlie Wood

This ocean ‘invisibility cloak’ makes waves bigger and better
Physics

This ocean ‘invisibility cloak’ makes waves bigger and better

By Charlie Wood

The ExoMars spacecraft measured radiation in deep space to help keep future astronauts safe
Mars

The ExoMars spacecraft measured radiation in deep space to help keep future astronauts safe

By Charlie Wood

Octopuses trip on ecstasy the same way we do
Animals

Octopuses trip on ecstasy the same way we do

By Charlie Wood

How studying chicken butts cracked the inner workings of our immune system
Health

How studying chicken butts cracked the inner workings of our immune system

By Charlie Wood