Earth below us, drifting, falling, floating weightless - calling home.
MY UNIVERSITY, IT IS AWESOME.
Frontiers of Science (website here) is an initiative of the University of Sydney library. It brings you back to the year 1961, when, to quote, "a brand new kind of comic was launched in the pages of the Sydney Morning Herald. More science fact than science fiction, presented in dramatic black and white imagery, Frontiers of Science was a true life adventure of the story behind the amazing scientific breakthroughs of the day".
It's pretty damn cool, with comic strips detailing things like the planet Mars, atom and its makeup, artificial heart (Picard may want to look that up LMAO), etc. Moreso, it's really cute in the geekiest of way, and yet goddamn informative. WHY, MY UNI, IT IS MADE OF WIN.
Now back to my ransacking the Fisher library for more Bradbury.
Frontiers of Science (website here) is an initiative of the University of Sydney library. It brings you back to the year 1961, when, to quote, "a brand new kind of comic was launched in the pages of the Sydney Morning Herald. More science fact than science fiction, presented in dramatic black and white imagery, Frontiers of Science was a true life adventure of the story behind the amazing scientific breakthroughs of the day".
It's pretty damn cool, with comic strips detailing things like the planet Mars, atom and its makeup, artificial heart (Picard may want to look that up LMAO), etc. Moreso, it's really cute in the geekiest of way, and yet goddamn informative. WHY, MY UNI, IT IS MADE OF WIN.
Now back to my ransacking the Fisher library for more Bradbury.