The rock and I
2 March 2026As a photographer, my relationship with territory is profoundly physical and emotional. I not only have to walk long distances under an unrelenting sun...
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As a photographer, my relationship with territory is profoundly physical and emotional. I not only have to walk long distances under an unrelenting sun...
In 2020, Emily Elhacham and colleagues published an article in Nature which argued that, for the first time in history, the mass of everything made by...
The UK’s National Geological Repository (NGR) is a flagship science facility run by the British Geological Survey (BGS) in Keyworth, Nottinghamshire....
In the early 1980s, in a shop window in the Northam Road antiques quarter of Southampton, I spotted a beautiful glass bell filled with coloured sands forming...
Mars’ surface bears unmistakable evidence of a wetter past. Images, observations from rovers and studies of meteorites all point towards Mars once having...
When the generative artificial intelligence (AI) tool or ‘chatbot’ ChatGPT emerged in late 2022 it became the fastest adopted consumer app in human...
Gideon Mantell first published Thoughts on a Pebble in 1831 as a slim 18-page book based on answers he gave to his young son about a flint pebble found...
By the 19th century the use of gravestones for people of all classes seems to have become widespread, and the monumental masonry trade flourished. The...
