Rami Shalheveth

From Galileo’s contraptions to computers, from butterfly collections to dinosaurs. Even if you’re stuck at home, you can still make an online visit to nature and science museums around the world

The history of organized crime would have looked different if it weren’t for citrus fruits

The “Principia”, Newton’s groundbreaking book that shaped our understanding of the laws of gravity and physics, overcame many an obstacle on its way to recognition

Science, art, imagination and plenty of humor accompanied Douglas Adams’ far-too-short life.

It is 521 years since the second voyage of Amerigo Vespucci, from whose name “America” derives

Scientists who did not conform to norms and some who breached the levels of morality

For many generations we have been threatened with an apocalypse that could destroy humanity – What does science have to say about it?

Centenary of the birth of Stanislaw Lem, whose unique writing combined science fiction, social criticism, linguistic virtuosity and satire

Commemorating International Women’s Day: The technologies that assisted women in their struggle for equal rights.

What happens if a time traveler kills his or her grandfather? How do you stop a time machine from just appearing somewhere in space, millions of kilometers from home?

Measurement errors that made history

147 years to the inauguration of the Suez Canal, probably the ‎largest and most important engineering project of the 19th century