Can You Really Float in a Slam Dunk?

It’s hard to imagine the first game of basketball, played in Springfield, Massachusetts, in 1891 and watched by its inventor, Dr. James Naismith. A peach basket hung 10 feet above the playing area with no backboard. Nearly all the players were under six feet tall, and scoring was so rare […]

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It’s hard to imagine the first game of basketball, played in Springfield, Massachusetts, in 1891 and watched by its inventor, Dr. James Naismith. A peach basket hung 10 feet above the playing area with no backboard. Nearly all the players were under six feet tall, and scoring was so rare

Art & Technology Lover Julie Freeman

Julie Freeman

What if the movement of far-away fish could create art in the room in front of you? What if the local rise and fall of pollution could control the flutters of a flock of mechanical butterflies? Image Credit: Julie Freeman Artist Julie Freeman hasn’t just wondered these things. She’s created

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What if the movement of far-away fish could create art in the room in front of you? What if the local rise and fall of pollution could control the flutters of a flock of mechanical butterflies? Image Credit: Julie Freeman Artist Julie Freeman hasn’t just wondered these things. She’s created

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