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Just wait until they hear about Project Orion, another one of Dyson's thought experiments. Travel the stars by exploding nuclear bombs as propulsion!
From 15 years ago!
www.theatlantic.com/magazine/arc...
Joe Ciardiello. So good
www.nytimes.com/interactive/...
The good ones are Big Stupid Fun. Iron Maiden shows are so much over-the-top fun.
Youppis
A Roman senator reading a newspaper in a cafe? Lucilla shot through the heart—she gave love a bad name! Sharks!!! Seen as an absurdist fever dream, it’s not good, but the stupid details are pretty hysterical
John, that was one of my first projects at NatGeo! You did a great job. Looked great in print too.
Congratulations Chiqui! Looking forward to seeing where you take Opinion. Very exciting.
The word stadium comes from the Greek “stadion,” which was a unit of measurement equivalent to the length of the Stadium at Olympia. Early races were one stadion long.
The interactive experience is pretty dated, but the pull-out poster in print still looks great
www.nationalgeographic.com/magazine/gra...
Reminds me of a project I did in 2018 imagining the Stadium of the Future with Populous:
populous.com/article/popu...
Really interesting look at how NHL arenas are designed by @mirtle.bsky.social
www.nytimes.com/athletic/600... Why NHL arenas are designed the way they are — and how they’re changing
We drove from San Jose, which was cool but took awhile. This was about 7 years ago, and the roads were rough on the peninsula. Much much easier from Liberia.
Nosara is pretty sweet. Tough to get to but pretty special.
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Not working for me, but would love to follow this feed
@rosemarywardley.bsky.social
(Raises hand)
The latest edition of Deviations, my personal newsletter, just came out!
The focus of this one: Last year, I stumbled across a pretty great climate-change demonstration that uses just 3 dice. I'm now sharing it with all of you.
The Flutie datapoint is so appropriate. I'm dumbfounded this didn't work out; great idea
If you haven't signed up for Michael's newsletter, you should. It's great.
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Hi everyone! I'm a graphics editor for National Geographic magazine, where I try to distill complex scientific ideas into compelling visual stories. My portfolio hasn't been updated in awhile, though I'm hoping to be better about that in the future. Check out my work here: www.jasontreat.com
