My latest comic for The Nib was another collaboration with physicist and science writer Matthew Francis. Together we took a look at the strange visitor that zipped it’s way through our solar system in October, 2017: ʻOumuamua.
If you’re anything like me, you’ve logged over 200 hours in Bethesda Game Studios’ newest title, Fallout 4, and asked yourself, “How much armor can I realistically put on my dog?” Okay, maybe you’re not like me.
I teamed up with physicist and science writer Matthew Francis to give you the best explanation of quantum teleportation out there, and to tell you why you won’t be instantaneously zipping between two points any time soon.
Whether you are aware of it or not, science is shaped by politics. In this comic for The Nib, scientists from a variety of backgrounds speak out about how this new administration affects their work.
Anybody else feel like they woke up with a wicked hangover and found themselves living in a William Gibson novel?
Here at the Naro household, it’s my job to make sure the New Year gets off on the right foot. I don’t let that power change me, though.
Polyp is the grossest word in the English language. Fight me.
Some philosophers say that it’s very likely we’re all living in an advanced computer simulation, and many in Silicon Valley believe it.
When I first learned about the Japanese internment camps, I was too young to fully grasp what an outright civil rights violation it was. But I still knew they were bad.
One of the hallmarks of a solid experiment is that other scientists can repeat it and obtain the same results. In my latest comic for The Nib, I explore why are so many psychology studies failing this step.
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