Beau Lotto: Optical illusions show how we see

I read an article in the New Scientist, I can't remember when. It was basically about a tribe in South America that had many words for the colour green, but when showen a colour palette of reds, could not distinguish between them. they appeared the same because the language was not there. This video looks at how the brain interprets colour, and how things are not always as they seem.

Vintage Science

Exploring The Moon Map

I have a passion for vintage science and have some books myself at home. I was so delighted to have read this article on Wired, and also to listen to a storyboard Podcast. It was my first podcast! It was an exciting day today!. The podcast was the art Director Carl DeTorres, chatting about his discovery of author Roy AS. Gallant.

Listen to the Pod cast here

The podcast is a great behind the science chat about the motivations behind the Wired article Classic 1950s Science Textbooks Get a 21st-Century Update