Quantum Mechanics Makes No Sense. So Why Do We Love It So Much?
Public fascination with quantum physics persists despite its conceptual difficulty, fueled by puzzling, counterintuitive features that both challenge and captivate.
Seances, Eclipses and Automatic Car Washes from Scientific American in 1925
According to SciAm's April 1925 article on the subject, the weather was pristine for eclipse viewing. The article details some eerie visual effects seen during the eclipse.
35 Years of Scientific American with an Editor Who Has Seen It All
The evolution of science journalism from the era before the Internet to today marks a significant transformation in how scientific information is disseminated.