Tag Archives: science

Image of the Week: IBM 1620

Posted on July 21, 2011 by Jesse Zylstra

The IBM 1620 Photo by euthman on Flickr Released in October of 1959, the IBM 1620 was focused on the science market as an inexpensive scientific computer.

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NPR's Science Friday: Lighting Up Leaves

Posted on February 19, 2010 by Jesse Zylstra

Leaves on many plants are more amazing and much more complex then they look when holding them up close. Two physicists from Rockefeller University, Marcelo Magnasco and Eleni Katifori explore the complex maze-like layout of many leaf’s’ “veins”, which carry … Continue reading →

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Radio Shows

Posted on October 23, 2009 by Jesse Zylstra

The oldest form of electronic entertainment, the radio show, still lives on. Unfortunately, due to the furthered technological inventions in our rapidly moving world, radio is being buried underneath various forms of entertainment. Personally, I enjoy radio shows. Don’t tell … Continue reading →

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