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Wine Critic Jancis Robinson's Latest Picks and Next Moves

The world’s most influential wine critic would like to have a word with you about what you’re pouring. ....

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An Ode to Pevsner Architectural Guides

There’s something about the monumentality of the task that speaks through the myriad pages of these chunky volumes ....

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Earth Has a Secret Hidden Layer: What's in Earth's Inner Core?

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A new study provides the best evidence yet for a hidden layer deep within Earth’s solid inner core.
Earth’s inner core, made of solid iron and nickel, is roughly two-thirds the size of the moon.
The researchers used machine learning to pinpoint the most accurate model of the strange physical processes that shape our planet s inner core.
Earth’s core is a strange, strange place. For decades, scientists have suspected that, like Matryoshka stacking dolls, there may be an additional hidden layer within our planet’s solid iron and nickel inner core.
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Now, a new study has provided the strongest evidence yet for this mysterious layer what researchers have dubbed Earth’s ....

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Dr. Seuss Racism Controversy: A Dr. Seuss Expert Unpacks the Author's History With Racism, Sexism

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On March 2, the nation’s annual Read Across America Day (a holiday once synonymous with Dr. Seuss, designated on this date to honor his birthday), Dr. Seuss Enterprises released an unexpected statement. The venerable author’s estate announced that it has decided to end publication and licensure of six books by Theodor Seuss Geisel, including his first book under his celebrated pen name,
And to Think That I Saw It on Mulberry Street (published in 1937), and
If I Ran the Zoo (published in 1950). “These books portray people in ways that are hurtful and wrong,” the statement read, alluding to their appalling racial and ethnic stereotypes. ....

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Why Crocodiles Have Looked Exactly the Same for 200 Million Years

Crocodiles evolved in a way called punctuated equilibrium, with tandem short- and long-lived species.
The same may be true of other “living fossil” species around the world.
It’s been 200 million years, but crocodiles haven’t aged a day.
You love badass beasts. So do we. Let s nerd out over them together.
In a new paper, scientists from the U.K. explain how this notorious “living fossil” has kept its rugged good looks since the heyday of the dinosaurs. In the study, the researchers used “advanced evolutionary modeling” to show why some animals have stayed exactly the same since just after the Triassic-Jurassic mass extinction. ....

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